US and France cooperate to track marine life from space
US and French scientists have used space lasers to track small marine species - molluscs, baby squid and small fish in studying the impact of climate change on migration…
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US and French scientists have used space lasers to track small marine species - molluscs, baby squid and small fish in studying the impact of climate change on migration…
Thanks to laser scanning technology, scientists discovered the remains of hundreds of years old buildings on the Andes Mountains.
Ancient buildings with a diameter of 25 m hidden under the trees were discovered thanks to laser scanning technology from above.
Although only in theory, the proposal of scientist Gérard Mourou is considered to open a bright future for the treatment of radioactive waste which is extremely dangerou…
Microsoft's CEO, Satya Nadella, holds the future of hosting industry.
The Jetson laser prototype can pick up heart rate signals from a distance of 200 meters, even through clothing.
LIDAR's modern laser scanning technology has enabled Scottish scientists to discover more than 1,000 previously unseen relics on the beautiful island of Arran.
'Launch and forget' weapons are still considered the future of the world military, though they have been around for a long time.
Based on satellite data, NASA officially launched a 3D map that simulates almost the entire lunar surface using CGI technology.
By adopting an extremely advanced automatic line, with the help of a laser to make the most accurate slices, within an hour, this system can turn hundreds of fish into P…
If using traditional heat welding technique, you cannot weld aluminum to steel, this technique requires two materials with the same characteristics.
Experts of the Russian nuclear industry plan to create a new laser device that will be used to treat urolithiasis, according to documents on the government's shopping we…
When threatened, Atlantic crabs can emit growls with teeth that evolved to shred food.
It is not strange that China leads the way in crystal research, used in laser technology.
The device will use laser physics to count atoms of noble gases such as Argon and Krypton, two naturally occurring particles in groundwater and ice cores.