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Gasoline is expensive and crude oil sells for well over $100 a barrel, but 200 years ago they were an amazingly abundant resource.
Appearing in nearly every sea of the globe, seaweed is not only familiar to many coastal communities but can also play a huge role in the fight against global change.
According to estimates, the sports shoe manufacturing industry is worth 20 billion USD. If you are a runner, you know that running shoes have never been cheap.
It is a fact that 3D printing is accelerating automation and providing new solutions for the construction industry.
SpaceX doesn't just want to bring Starlink to remote areas, they also aim for highlands.
Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries plans to develop and commercialize nuclear reactors small enough to be transported on trucks by the end of the next decade. The compa…
The world's largest electric yacht has just made its first voyage after sailing from the port of Yichang in Hubei province and back from the upper Yangtze River, China.
We have the data, we have the historical story, proving the importance of the chemical element nickel, the real name is 'nickel', the nickname is 'Ni', the atomic number…
Newcomers to the United States will choose to travel by plane, car, or bus, and few really think about taking a train tour.
Every year, about 39,000 tons of discarded clothes are deposited in the Atacama Desert. For ease of visualization, it is roughly equivalent to the mass of 27,000 midsize…
Former SpaceX engineers are developing a new electric freight train to improve the efficiency and reduce emissions of the rail industry.
Restaurants around the world strive for the prestigious Michelin star – So what is a Michelin star and why is it so important?
Hydrogen-powered ferries that can carry 75 passengers are environmentally friendly, which can help save the planet from the ill effects of climate change.
What a plot twist in the history of the confectionery and dental industry.
Not a rocket scientist, why is Elon Musk determined to invest in the most risky industry?