Cheap water filtration system powered by photovoltaic
With many La Mancalona villagers in Mexico, drinking water is a luxury, even more expensive than bottled water.
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With many La Mancalona villagers in Mexico, drinking water is a luxury, even more expensive than bottled water.
This is the idea that greenhouses can collect water vapor from the air, stopping to grow plants in the desert.
A team of students from the Technical University of Denmark has announced that they have successfully created a type of sensor that can detect bacteria in water almost i…
By applying the transpiration method, Egyptian scientists have created a simple, inexpensive, non-electric way to separate drinking water from seawater in just a few min…
Scientists at Ric University (USA) have found an effective way to collect solar energy by separating water molecules.
Dutch scientists have successfully researched the planet's largest tsunami to combat floods, a phenomenon the people have been facing for several thousand years.
First appearing in World War II, amphibians are a medium that both operates on the shore and can operate underwater.
Australian scientists have successfully developed the technique
Do you believe that the fiber in the seaboard will resuscitate itself when the shark bites, the device implanted in human body will heal when damaged, ...? This is due t…
Thermos is a company well known to many by its hot food and beverage containers. The company has just launched a new smart water bottle that can monitor the drinking hab…
Many modern houses today are designed to minimize energy consumption and can generate electricity. Sure House is such a house, but more specifically it is designed to wi…
A Brazilian man who makes a motorbike can run 500 kilometers with only one liter of water.
Not only waterproof, the following hi-tech toys also have the ability to float on the water, so users are completely assured with sea trips or parties by the pool.
Power shortages on many of the islands in the Philippines have prompted an engineer to create 8-hour light bulbs with just one glass of salt water.
Two years ago, researchers from Deft University of Technology, Netherlands, came up with the idea of designing a windmill that can generate electricity without moving…