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Vodka, jet fuel, hand sanitizer, perfume... More and more companies are looking to turn CO2 emissions captured from the air or factory smoke into everyday consumer produ…
NASA scientist raised the idea of making hollow bricks suspended at an altitude of 48 km on Venus, forming the foundation to build a city.
Every time people think that Moore's Law has reached its limit, scientists try to find a new solution to prolong its life again.
Chemists have developed a microstructure that could potentially improve the chemistry of capturing carbon from the atmosphere.
Chinese scientists recently discovered that brown carbon released from forest fires actually contributes more to global warming.
Earth was once a terrifying ball of fire with a deadly atmosphere full of deadly carbon dioxide.
Research shows that this microorganism has the ability to photosynthesize and release carbon-rich substances that can
Through quantum technology, scientists have successfully made silk threads that glow in a completely natural way.
Many organisms live in the sediments on the seafloor, and these huge numbers of organisms could play an important role, both in sequestering and sequestering carbon, and…
New research has revealed how the explosion of life 541 million years ago left incredible traces deep in the Earth's interior, where the mantle is covered with diamonds.
A facility that produces 1,000 tons of gasoline per year from CO2 completed trial operation and technology evaluation on March 4.
A startup is sucking CO2 from the sky and creating diamonds. The jewels will now help us fight climate change.
Like the phoenix, some stars can explode with life and emerge from the 'ashes' of previously passed stars.
The Danish company plans to install offshore charging stations for ships to use instead of oil, helping to reduce carbon emissions.
For the first time in history, scientists have taken into account the possibility that Earth could lose its topsoil due to cracking and subsidence.