Phone battery will be small with salt particles
The lithium batteries that we see in cell phones and laptops can be shrunk with salt in the future.
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The lithium batteries that we see in cell phones and laptops can be shrunk with salt in the future.
SiGa Chemical Company, USA has just released a powder that can power electric bicycles with higher efficiency than conventional batteries.
Raytheon (USA) has launched a new generation of robot armor for the military, specializing in taking care of manual work ...
The biggest challenge for electric cars today is the high cost and weight of lithium-ion batteries.
The project consists of four 250 megawatts (MW), or a total capacity of 1,000 MW, equivalent to a nuclear power plant scheduled to start construction in Ninh Thuan by 20…
The STEP process uses energy and solar heat to collect CO2 just published by US scientists.
Solar energy will occupy an important position in the coming time to meet the thirst for energy of mankind, while fossil fuels are becoming scarce.
Are you frustrated that your camera is out of battery while traveling without finding a power outlet?
Along with the development prospects of electric vehicles, the future of electric aircraft is entirely conceivable, with superior advantages over conventional aircraft.
NASA has developed a new generation of underwater robots that can move based on seawater heat.
German scientists are trying to perform nuclear fusion (thermonuclear reactions, which normally occur in the Sun) to create a stable source of energy.
The glass can not only adjust the transparency to suit the weather conditions but also can generate energy from sunlight to operate on its own.
RMIT has successfully built a new solar cell using CUESS technology, which is four times more efficient and three times cheaper than current solar cells.
Recently, American scientists have discovered the opposite, light can bend matter.
The test model of the aircraft operated by sunlight has flown yesterday at a speed of 45 km / h.