The movement of bacteria turns the turbine and generates electricity
Imagine that someday in the future, liquid tanks filled with bacteria that will be alive will become small-scale energy sources.
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Imagine that someday in the future, liquid tanks filled with bacteria that will be alive will become small-scale energy sources.
After many years of quietly working, the company with this breakthrough food technology also revealed its surprising and surprising secrets about the type.
Israel has become a world leader in advances in salt separation technology with five salt separation plants operating day and night, generating over 50% of drinking wate…
According to Tech Insider, Everblume is a hydroponic garden, meaning that the tree will be grown in a nutrient-rich water environment instead of the usual soil.
FLYTE has launched a unique project that helps plants in your home to float in the air with magnetic fields.
Vegetable plants that do not require the use of pesticides, fertilizers and soils can open up new futures for agriculture in China.
With GrowWise technologies, the use of pesticides and other growth chemicals will be eliminated, as it is too expensive and too unnecessary.
People often call plants an energy plant because it has been able to convert endless energy sources from sunlight through photosynthesis over millions of years.
Thanks to the laser projection, the seeds germinate faster, the fruit will have a larger volume, the harvest lasts longer, besides the plants will be less sick.
Below are four economical farming area solutions that have been widely commercialized in some countries around the world.
While NASA is struggling with potatoes, thought to be easy-to-live, in the hope that they can exist on Mars, a student has created two robots capable of cultivating ever…
With this product, you can use the ashes of your loved one to grow any plant you want, including cannabis.
Scientists want to create a kind
Micro fiber extracted from grass allows the creation of tougher condoms and is less than 45 microns thick.
Japan's Toshiba Corp. today introduced a remote-controlled robot that collects radioactive fuel rods from Fukushima's No. 3 reactor that stopped operating due to…