Moving eye in the Sahara left by 'space killer'
An attacker from space crashed into the Sahara 345 million years ago, completely destroying an area the size of a city.
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An attacker from space crashed into the Sahara 345 million years ago, completely destroying an area the size of a city.
Starlink's ambition is to bring high-speed Internet access to every corner of the globe, a necessary application for many transportation giants and telecommunications ca…
The KUB-M shelter is designed as a reinforced cargo container and consists of two modules that can accommodate about 54 people.
In just over 30 years, the Chinese have greened more than 3,200 square kilometers of this desert.
Chinese electric car giant Wuling has just launched a new step forward in mobile charging station technology for electric vehicles (EVs).
Swiss startup develops project to install detachable solar panels right under railways, expected to be deployed in 2025.
Signs that your phone is being tracked include battery issues, increased mobile data usage, unwanted ads, and more.
Shine 2.0 is an advanced portable wind turbine that can provide a solution for charging electronic devices anywhere, from outdoor camping trips.
The Lifeseeker device has a maximum range of 32km and can determine the location of a switched-on mobile phone within less than 5km.
A new modular mobile overpass design allows vehicles to drive right above the highway section that needs repair instead of having to take a detour.
Texting on the Moon or transmitting data on Mars no longer seem like something far away.
A floating desalination plant with a capacity of 40,000 m3 of water/day will be able to help Barcelona solve its water needs amid a prolonged drought.
With this new feature, users will always know their location, without having to worry about getting lost when losing mobile networks or going into areas with no signal.
A team of former SpaceX engineers is developing the world's first portable, zero-emission power source that could bring electricity to remote lands.
Austrian startup Solar Container launched the SolarCont mobile solar system containing 240 solar panels folded into a box as large as a standard container.