The new city is about to operate thanks to solar energy absorbed from the window
Researchers estimate that 12,000 windows at the World Trade Center in New York City can provide electricity to more than 350 apartments.
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Researchers estimate that 12,000 windows at the World Trade Center in New York City can provide electricity to more than 350 apartments.
SunToWater uses solar energy to produce clean drinking water from the air.
A road in Poland recently covered with phosphorescent particles capable of absorbing sunlight in the daytime and thereby emitting light at night until 10pm.
In secret, Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg have done a high-powered solar project, the ultimate goal of bringing the Internet to the world.
After years of research and experimentation, Sundrop Farm Company has succeeded in developing the first tomato greenhouse model based on the use of solar and sea energy.
War and bombing have never suppressed human creativity, especially for two mechanical engineering students in Palestine.
Not only does it fly continuously on the surface of the earth for months, the stratospheric aircraft can also play the role of artificial satellites.
Suncubator is a solar powered baby cradle that will absorb daylight and keep children warm at night.
It is possible to generate energy from the difference between saltwater and fresh water. When saltwater and fresh water are separated by a membrane of certain types of i…
Off-Grid Electric is a non-profit startup company that aims to use cheap solar panels to supply electricity to rural areas of Africa.
The rapid development of modern technology has brought us increasingly slimmer, more compact smartphones and of course with more supportive features.
Solar Impulse 2 Solar Impulse 2 After many days of waiting, delaying and finally the largest solar powered aircraft in the world Solar Impulse 2 landed early on Saturday…
A team of scientists at the MIT Research Institute has discovered a number of methods that can convert solar energy into electricity more efficiently than before.
This year we continue to see the rapid development of technology on smartphones, from faster processors, more RAM, larger screens with higher resolutions.
On May 21, the Solar Impulse 2, which landed in Ohio, completed its 11th flight.