The city utilizes manure to provide clean water
By making electricity from stools to operate water supply systems, a city in Denmark has created a rare feat.
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By making electricity from stools to operate water supply systems, a city in Denmark has created a rare feat.
In many cities around the world, firefighting helicopters are a difficult alternative to fire-extinguishing and rescue.
Scientists from the Institute of Tropical Technology have successfully fabricated a solar-water-resistant, weather-resistant, water-repellent coating that is weatherproo…
Scientists have successfully developed a special laser, first appearing in the world -
Having faced similar problems about five decades ago, neighboring Singapore had very smart methods to thoroughly solve the problem of pollution.
British scientists have successfully built a robot capable of eating and digesting food for energy like humans.
Recently, the International Energy Association (IEA) announced the global renewable energy source for the first time over coal energy, in which wind energy accounts for…
US scientists use hydrothermal liquefaction technology with high temperature and pressure to turn waste water into bio-crude in minutes.
Researchers are using new AI-assisted AI technology to search for and track the number of endangered species when their numbers decline. for years.
German researchers are experimenting with and utilizing wastewater for hydroponic cultivation to optimize water resources in agricultural production.
A construction materials company in England introduced magic concrete that can suck 4,000 liters of water in a minute, which is expected to be a useful solution when flo…
SunToWater uses solar energy to produce clean drinking water from the air.
A newspaper in Japan can be transformed into a flower only a few weeks later by shredding it in a pot of sponge and watering it.
This method can produce cheaper and more efficient electrodes.
Recently, scientists at the University of Tokyo have created Kengoro. This is a human-like robot with the ability to breathe continuously for 11 minutes. And most import…