'Buckyballs' have the ability to accumulate in living tissue
Research at Purdue University shows that synthetic carbon molecules called fullerenes, or buckyballs, are more likely to be accumulated in animal tissue.
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Research at Purdue University shows that synthetic carbon molecules called fullerenes, or buckyballs, are more likely to be accumulated in animal tissue.
According to a study, the toilets will be built on rare freshwater islands, with a water system that distilled from the sea according to Ozon technology and a system to…
Instead of investing billions of dong to detect acetone in gasoline, Vietnamese scientists have discovered that it is possible to use vanilla (often used for cooking tea…
In the robot world that operates under water, robotic fishes belong to the robot group. While most ocean robots require cyclical communication with intermediate scientis…
Lack of water is a global heat issue, and like food or oil, water supplies are increasingly considered a national security issue. Singapore had a headache before the pro…
This is no longer an idea that is going to come true, maybe in early 2009. The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) said this fall, the shuttle will c…
NASA has developed a new nanotechnology-based biometric sensor that detects bacteria, viruses and parasites.
Developed by the University of Twente - Netherlands, a new type of filter can withstand high temperatures for a long time. This molecular-sized filter is capable of remo…
The Aquaduct group in California has built a water-powered bicycle and water filters to support families in developing countries.
Alexander Begak - the inventor and designer of Russian aircraft - created an aircraft he called Evolution, capable of surfing on the ground, on water and in the air.
For the first time, scientists have designed an unmanned floating seaplane to land on the water. This automatic device is called Flying Fish, which operates on the water…
According to the United Nations, by 2025, the Earth will have about 2.9 billion more people, increasing the demand for domestic water supply, and the demand for energy i…
People will soon have extraordinary abilities like superheroes in movies such as climbing high vertical walls, flying freely in the air, looking through the fabric throu…
It's a spider-shaped proteus, designed for a variety of purposes, from military to biological research, ocean exploration or rescue at sea.