Titan Solara - Light unmanned aircraft like a motorbike
Operated by solar energy, Titan Solara version 50 weighs only 159 kg and can fly continuously for 5 years without refueling.
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Operated by solar energy, Titan Solara version 50 weighs only 159 kg and can fly continuously for 5 years without refueling.
American scientists unknowingly discovered an entirely new form of material, which has properties similar to light swords in the Star Wars science fiction series.
In the first experiment, electron particles were accelerated to near the speed of light in a conventional accelerator.
We already have the technology to allow you to locate your phone when the battery is running out or send a message even if the battery runs out of power, but what do you…
It has been 50 years since its invention, lava lamps, or lava lamps, are still very popular.
That's why the scientists at the University of California at Irvine (USA) studied the creation of a garment
For nearly two decades, the US Army Research Laboratory strives to develop materials to protect ground-based vehicles and soldiers from lasers.
Butterfly Morpho has natural features that are more reproducible than current technologies. They are light, thin, flexible, can absorb solar energy, waterproof and self-…
If you do not like the clutter of the wiring that runs from the desk lamp to the wall outlet, SUPA will probably make you happy.
Scientists have found an easier way to detect false stamps without affecting them. This is a good news for stamp collectors.
New materials allow control of light and temperature, helping to create new window generations
We usually use electric bulbs such as incandescent bulbs, fluorescent bulbs, halogen lamps, neon lights, LEDs ... but there is a new kind of electric bulb, which is a bi…
Without interacting with optics, researchers use a computer program to process and combine images from devices.
In May, researchers at the University of California created a hydrogel that could bend in near infrared laser light and today the University of North Carolina continues…
New touch screens can identify users based on the fingerprints they leave on the surface, which can redefine network security and how we interact with computers.