Scientific works
Japan builds power plant using fermented gas fuel from cow dung
In an effort to get the most out of farm waste, a Canadian company decided to go for the stinkiest thing you can think of. Exactly, you get what I mean!
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Medicine - Health
Germs of cancer from a gas leak in the family
If a household gas stove leaks, people are at risk of being exposed to dozens of pollutant compounds, including cancer-causing agents such as benzene.
Space science
For the first time, NASA must call for help from the public, in the exploration of Jupiter
The team said that now they are in dire need of help from the public, because otherwise it would take them many years to be able to analyze all these images.
History
Decipher the name 'Forbidden City' of the Imperial Palace: The wall is red with yellow tiles but uses the word 'zi' to mean purple?
Few people know that the 'death' in the Forbidden City also has the meaning from the idiom 'death gas east hybrid'.
Event
Norway builds a giant pipeline to bring CO2 to the seabed
The Norwegian energy company Equinor proposed on June 29 to build a pipeline to transport CO2 to the seabed of the country for permanent burial.
New technology
The world's first gas turbine that runs entirely on hydrogen
A team of experts at the University of Stavanger created a gas turbine that runs on 100% hydrogen, which takes advantage of old infrastructure, while not emitting CO2.
Science story
Maybe you don't know: Opening a champagne cap is like launching a rocket
According to an article published in the journal Fluid Physics, the sound of a champagne cork turns out to have something in common with a rocket launcher.
Space science
Mysterious moon has hundreds of times more 'poisonous gas' than Earth: What if it catches on fire?
Unexpectedly, the moon Tithane, Saturn's moon, contains more combustible gases than Earth. However, if they accidentally caught fire, what would be the result?
Scientific application
Singapore scientists develop cement made from mud and urine
Traditional Portland cement production technology still has disadvantages, creating a large source of greenhouse gas emissions, because raw materials must go through a h…
AI - Artificial intelligence
The first supertanker with artificial intelligence to drive itself across the Atlantic Ocean
Prism Courage, a 134,000-ton commercial oil tanker, steered itself from the Gulf of Mexico to South Korea by the HiNAS 2.0 artificial intelligence system.
History
Unbelievable facts about the history of the oil and gas industry: Gasoline used to be cheaper than water, so abundant that it had to be dumped into the river...
Gasoline is expensive and crude oil sells for well over $100 a barrel, but 200 years ago they were an amazingly abundant resource.
Environment
The world is at risk of having an unprecedented hot summer
Supply chain disruption, high inflation accompanied by power outages and heatwave: A scenario that could not be worse than the post-pandemic era.
Space science
Scientists plan to film super black holes
After the first image of the Milky Way's black hole, the Event Horizon telescope is ready to take the next step to image the chaotic flow of gas around the black hole.
Discover science
What is special about the 'gold' in this volcano that makes hundreds of workers risk their lives to get it?
In the province of East Java, Indonesia, hundreds of miners risk their lives to get 'golden blocks' flowing from the crater of an active volcano with extremely harsh wor…
Biology
'Strange beast' alive from the primitive earth: Inhaling air, exhaling electricity
The planet Earth billions of years ago had biological power plants... that you had to use a microscope to see.