India turns the desert into a solar 'oasis'
Once a vast desert area, Bhadla Park in Rajasthan now has a completely different look thanks to millions of solar panels.
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Once a vast desert area, Bhadla Park in Rajasthan now has a completely different look thanks to millions of solar panels.
China is building a ground-based test facility for a solar power station, which transmits electricity to Earth through microwave beams.
The floating buoy system was first implemented in the country with the water level fluctuating from 4 m to 40 m. - VnExpress
In the future, LightSail 2 vessels, which exploit the momentum of light particles called photons from solar energy, will be useful to send robots to perform tasks outsid…
The shaking car is improved and has an electric motor powered by solar power, which allows the driver to increase the throttle when going uphill, not as much as the usua…
In fact, not all houses are suitable for deploying solar roof systems by factors such as terrain, environment, obstacles, usable area, etc.
Researchers are on the way, finding a way to compensate 2% of the reduced energy on each solar cell.
Anyone who visits the Sahara is impressed by the heat and sun in this desert. In addition to a few oases with only small vegetation, the rest are mostly covered with roc…
The Central Nam solar and wind power energy complex in Ninh Thuan is the largest solar power project, officially operated and connected to the national grid.
Chinese scientists are planning to build the world's first space-based solar power plant.
Germany, China and Japan are among the world's most solar-powered countries.
According to Mashable, in the past year India has set up five world records in many areas.
Currently, the exploitation and use of solar energy is no longer a strange issue for each of us.
Experts found many tombs intact and stored countless valuable items buried for thousands of years.
NASA has just announced they are ready to launch their latest spacecraft. This ship is expected to fly closer to the sun than any artificial object has ever done before.