Digital stone alerts the degree of drunkenness
Last year, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) student Dhairya Dand drank too much at a party, and woke up in the emergency room after seven hours of drunken dri…
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Last year, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) student Dhairya Dand drank too much at a party, and woke up in the emergency room after seven hours of drunken dri…
As lunar reclammers needed new tools to replace the damaged parts, like the base of the spacecraft, they just took lunar rocks and piled into 3D printers, according to a…
Micasa Lab, a leading Swiss retailer of furniture, has launched a charger that supports battery chargers and rear-seat speaker systems for iPads and iPhone smartphones.
In the past, when armies fought each other, they often left a lot of bombs and mines to kill people when the war ended. Ground-based sensors, also known as UGS, created…
The team of scientists led by Professor Robert Dorey, director of the Cranfield University's Center for Nanotechnology and Micro Systems, is developing a new sensor that…
US researchers have discovered a completely new technology that separates gold, silver, copper from the rocks and ores, with a recovery rate of approximately 100 percent.
Understanding how sediments and rocks in the seafloor interact with surrounding liquids and gases is not a simple matter.
In the future, natural gas from rocks collected from the ocean floor and frozen soil in the Arctic can make gas for cars, applications in fireplaces and for power plants…
The exact map of a large underground oil field was developed to direct engineers' efforts to bring oil from large rocks into wells so that the oil could be pumped up for…
Scientists created the first three-dimensional picture of tiny fossils dating back to 850 million years, using pre-existing laser technology. They did not even have to s…