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Tesla's Gigafactory covers over 500,000m2, located in Nevada. This factory is described by Tesla as a place to change the position of the world by means of sustainable t…
Researchers at the University of Washington (USA) have invented a type of thermonuclear reactor capable of producing clean electricity at a low cost.
In Tim Cook's talk at the Goldman Sachs Tech Conference 2015, Apple CEO said the company is building a solar field.
Echandia Marine, Sweden, said it will soon launch an electric ferry with fast charging capability.
In Norway there are 2 villages Lavik and Oppedal separated by a narrow bay that is difficult to build bridges, so people have to use ferries as a means of connection.
An Australian couple has built a self-proactive home that follows the movement of the sun, like sunflowers.
Today the lightning system is an integral part of high-rise buildings around the world.
Prof. Dr. Ta Cao Minh, Hanoi University of Technology, will receive the prestigious Nagamori Prize of Japan for his contributions in the field of electric motor research.
Thomas Alva Edison was born on February 11, 1847 in Milan - a small town on the River Huron in Ohio, USA.
The third success will not be as impressive as the first. But that is the beginning of a new standard, a new era of aerospace industry.
There are great people, working non-stop and unobtrusive about themselves, one of which is Elon Musk, founder of SpaceX, co-founder of Tesla Motors and PayPal.
The electric war is a real historical event, taking place in the late 1880s and early 1890s between Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla.
Jules Gabriel Verne, commonly known as Jules Verne (February 8, 1828 - March 24, 1905), is a famous French writer who pioneered the genre of Science fiction and is consi…
At the time of the industrial revolution, electric fans were a great invention and important to everyone. Over time, they are improved smartly and more conveniently.