Russia studied the manufacture of ballast 600 tons
LocomoSky, Russia, said it is investigating the development of a 600 tonne 'Locomoskaimer' balloon.
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LocomoSky, Russia, said it is investigating the development of a 600 tonne 'Locomoskaimer' balloon.
Scientists around the world are trying to extract algae oil, which is available in organic form and much cheaper than large-scale petroleum to provide motor vehicles ...
Qatar Airways has made its mark in the history of the world aviation industry by successfully implementing its first commercial flight using natural gas.
Volkswagen and a German energy company plan to produce a household gas generator using natural gas.
Two British scientists built a bearded robot to detect natural disaster survivors, or victims trapped in burning buildings.
In the future, natural gas from rocks collected from the ocean floor and frozen soil in the Arctic can make gas for cars, applications in fireplaces and for power plants…
A team of American researchers has developed a technology that makes cheap, high-quality, cheap diamonds.
Nano paint with nanometer-sized paint particles (billionths of a meter) penetrates deep into the wood grain, helping the wood to resist destruction in harsh coastal cond…
When watching science fiction films about Superman, we have heard of kryptonite, an imaginary substance capable of depriving Superman of its power. On April 25, 2007, th…
Natural materials such as spider silk, collagen and cotton could be a cheap and abundant source of materials for nanofibers, according to Chinese and American scientists.
On December 15, 2006, the US Air Force announced that it had completed the test flight of a B-52 with eight engines using a new fuel: a mixture of synthetic fuels by the…
Thousands of beverage vending machines in Japan will be electronically tagged to provide emergency information about earthquakes, hurricanes and other natural disasters.
Pavement slabs, decaying ramps, natural rubber flooring are the three products introduced by Thailand at the exhibition.
In early June, the Nhip Cau handicraft production facility (belonging to Can Tho Disability Club) put into trial production the first dried coconut shell helmets.