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An entrepreneur has just announced amazing technology to stir up people, the new invention turns a plant pot into a natural charging point.
Our beloved Earth is about to enter a dry and exhausted period, hoping that humans will not have to live in the desert after post-apocalyptic times like Mad Max. However…
Finding clean methods to produce electricity is a priority for scientists who are eager to reduce human dependence on fossil fuels.
Initially, a group of college students designed this unique air-driven vehicle as part of a graduation project at Helwan University near Cairo, Egypt.
From a molecule once thought to be impossible, graphene has become a marvelous material in physics and promises to change the electronics industry in the future.
Researchers at U of T Engineering have taken a step closer to artificial photosynthesis when creating a new catalyst.
A research team from Stanford University has developed into a battery park that uses sodium at a much cheaper cost than lithium-ion batteries.
Photosynthesis is a very important autonomous process, which is responsible for providing life for not only plants, but all living things on the earth - including us.
The 500-meter SUMR50 wind turbine can power 50,000 households after just one spin of the rotor.
Researchers at RMIT University (Australia) have developed a solar paint that can absorb steam and dissociate to create hydrogen - the cleanest source of energy.
The plasma electricity will push the temperature in the UK's Tokamak ST40 fusion reactor to 100 million degrees Celsius, providing clean power to the national grid b…
Cold War-era molten nuclear reactor technology has been proven to be used to create clean, sustainable and safe energy for Earth for tens of billions of years.
The island is equipped with solar panels and wind turbines that can power tens of millions of people in six European countries.
The evolution of this technology had new breakthrough inventions, and then again, in a way that combined a two or two inventions into a new, more versatile invention.
The Dutch National Railways (NS) has officially announced that all of the country's current trains will start running at 100% wind power.