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A few decades ago, the US established the Strategic Petroleum Reserve - a reserve of crude oil that the US could tap into in an emergency.
The new technology is based on a new absorber, which effectively concentrates radionuclides from various nuclear wastes and turns them into ceramics after a special heat…
The ability to store and release explosive energy makes uranium very useful, especially in the production of nuclear weapons.
Legendary antimatter has filled space from a dead star's escape.
Scientists in Australia are developing the world's first infinity vessel that doesn't need to stop to refuel or recharge.
The British company's spherical tokamak reactor achieves new achievements, moving closer to the goal of efficient fusion energy extraction.
A facility that produces 1,000 tons of gasoline per year from CO2 completed trial operation and technology evaluation on March 4.
The team at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Hefei, Anhui province, say they have developed the strongest tungsten material that can be used in a fusion furnace.
A team of British researchers built a test device out of recycled paper towels and plastic cups, powered by electricity generated by users themselves.
The sun has tremendous heat. But if you think that the closer to the Sun, the hotter, then you are wrong, because science has proven otherwise.
Without effective recycling measures, wind turbine blades after the end of a 25-year operating cycle become a new threat to the environment.
An energy company in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is looking to drill tens of kilometers deep, helping to harness geothermal energy near the Earth's core.
The ice covering Greenland is melting rapidly at the bottom, causing more and more water and ice to drift into the ocean, according to new research.
From the frigid mountain ranges of Europe to the humid forests of Central Asia or the arid regions of Africa, millions of people are cooking with special stoves.
Scientists from Russia, the US and Mexico have developed a method to recycle old masks into a high-performance battery like a lithium-ion battery.