6 new sources of clean energy for the future
In addition to traditional clean energy sources, scientists have researched and proved that many new sources of energy could be the trend in the future.
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In addition to traditional clean energy sources, scientists have researched and proved that many new sources of energy could be the trend in the future.
Japan and China successfully exploited the seabed, opening hope to turn it into a popular fuel in the future.
China said it found more ice in the South China Sea, arguably an important step in the development of high quality pure fuel.
As early as 1959, the notion of a special bond of water was introduced - that is, the association of water molecules together forming a round, rounded shape, similar to…
Japan will use robots to exploit rare earth and precious metals in the ocean floor within the next decade.
Japan seeks to extract gas from the sediment of methane hydrate beneath the seabed, also known as ice flames. This trial will be conducted in southwestern Tokyo, between…
China plans to exploit fire ice, an energy source that can extract natural gas, in the South China Sea in 2017.
The Ministry of Land and Natural Resources has just announced the discovery of a large reserve of hydrate gas (burning ice) in the Pearl River basin north of the East Se…
AAG fiber breakage on December 20, 2013 affected tens of millions of internet users in the country.
At present, more than 90 countries around the world conduct research programs to investigate fire ice at different levels.
South Korea's Araon icebreaker will arrive at the Beaufort Sea in Canadian waters, officially commencing research on the ice, the ideal source of energy for the future.
Japanese scientists have successfully extracted new energy from ice fire (burnt ice). This is a plentiful source of material distributed on the oceans and ice covered ar…
During the April 26 cabinet meeting, the Government of Japan adopted a five-year basic plan of marine policy to promote the development of submarine resources and enhanc…
A week ago, Japan became the first country to exploit natural gas from methane hydrate (burning ice) on the sea floor.
On March 12, Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said the country extracted natural gas from a new energy source called methane hydrate (also known as ice bu…