New invention creates eternal battery
Based on the principle of taking excess energy available in nature, scientists have successfully created batteries that can last forever.
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Based on the principle of taking excess energy available in nature, scientists have successfully created batteries that can last forever.
The Panjandrum was a rocket-propelled vehicle carrying a large amount of explosives, designed by the British during World War II but testing showed that the weapon was a…
Technologies that seem to only be possible in modern times have existed since ancient times, proving the outstanding creativity of ancient people.
The world has faced many crises in 2022, and overcoming the biggest of them will be a huge and long-term challenge.
Prokop Diviš - a Czech priest who tried to control the weather but instead invented the lightning rod.
Researchers have used this novel method to capture electrons to power commercial thermometers.
In the early 20th century, Thomas Midgley Jr. personally demonstrated the safety of leaded gasoline and CFC refrigerants, making them commercially successful.
The process is simple and cost-effective but creates materials that can be easily applied in transportation and aerospace.
Before the invention of electronic devices, people used to tell time using water clocks, devices consisting of containers with lines and small drainage holes.
The difficulties of wartime led to the birth of many items. After the war, some inventions of that time became common everyday objects in civilian life.
The two-wheeled carriage created by German inventor Karl von Drais caused a stir in many European countries in the early 19th century.
Among the inventions of genius Nikola Tesla, there are many that have been forgotten or that people have not been able to apply properly.
Implantable medical devices often have batteries that need to be replaced or recharged somehow. There is a new type of oxygen battery that could eliminate the need for i…
From his passion for kites, an English teacher invented a carriage pulled by a pair of giant kites, which could run 32km/h in the 19th century.
As one of the most beloved souvenirs in the world, few people know about the completely accidental birth of the snow globe more than 120 years ago in Vienna, Austria.