How can submarine sailors survive for months in the sea?
Live in a metal tube hundreds of meters deep in the ocean, away from all the hustle and bustle of life on earth, nothing but water and a strange silence.
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Live in a metal tube hundreds of meters deep in the ocean, away from all the hustle and bustle of life on earth, nothing but water and a strange silence.
Mobile phones or other personal handheld devices are believed to be indispensable items for people in the era of digital technology boom.
In his hometown or power failure, Mr. Hai built a generator powered by motor vehicles; Seeing low productivity, he created a plucking machine that unleashes tens of work…
Mr. Thanh said the idea of making a generator from the wind appeared from an electric bicycle ride, to power off the energy stored in the battery, he pedaled a piece o…
Using emissions in livestock to produce bright electricity is the initiative of Mr. Bui Minh The in Long Than hamlet, Long An commune, Chau Thanh district, Tien Giang pr…
Just a truck driver, Mr. Tran Thanh Thanh (36 years old, living in Village 3, Binh Thoi commune, Binh Dai district, Ben Tre province) invented a wind generator to serve…
On January 10, Binh Duong People's Committee put into operation the Binh Duong waste treatment complex with the ability to receive and process 3,000 tons of domestic was…
The prototype of this wind turbine has been operating in Abu Dhabi, taking 62 liters of water from the air every hour. Eole hopes that wind turbines are capable of obtai…
After 2 years of implementation, the small-scale bio-gas power production project (Bio-Gas project) has supported 42 farms ...
Huge sized machines that serve in many areas around the world make you impressed and surprised!
British scientists are seeking to bring wind power generators that are located on the ground to the sea.
In order to diversify the supply of electricity, the Japanese government is considering the possibility of building generators from clean water pipes to households.
According to Applied Physics Letters, New Zealand scientists are working on making a generator
The 19-year-old William Kamkwamba farmer from Malawi surprised the scientists and designers at the TED Global High Tech Conference in Oxford (England).
Experts warn that gas produced from explosive machines in enclosed spaces is extremely dangerous, can cause death. Many accidents from gas asphyxia have occurred.