Electricity from salt water
Professor Doriano Brogioli proposed (and was granted a patent) a new, surprisingly simple and very cheap method to generate electricity from saltwater and fresh water.
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Professor Doriano Brogioli proposed (and was granted a patent) a new, surprisingly simple and very cheap method to generate electricity from saltwater and fresh water.
With the help of a strong electromagnetic field, American scientists have allowed mice to fly for several hours in the air.
Vegetable disinfectants use both the combination of ozone and ultrasound to kill 99% of bacteria in just 10 minutes.
Humanity's first steam engine invented by Thomas Newcomen helped Britain meet energy needs in the first half of the 18th century.
A company in the US has just introduced a swimwear capable of removing water like human skin in a short time.
Japanese inventors have introduced unique products, the toilet bowl helps users do not need toilet paper when solving excretion needs.
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The WaterMill machine that produces drinking water directly from the air is believed to be the greatest household invention after the microwave.
A new material invented by Swiss chemists can help create a challenging coat with liquids.
Moscow-based Pulsar-Engineering, Russia is applying a technique of cleaning and rusting for buildings, buildings or machinery such as turbines and train cars by spraying…
The pair is made of a lightweight material, which helps to lift the user, acting as a life buoy when falling into the water.
A Chinese citizen has built a solar water heater by using only cans of beer and pipes.
For the first time in Vietnam, the Institute of Applied Materials Science has successfully researched the seawater treatment machine for fresh water. In the morning of J…
A new type of washing machine only needs exactly one cup of water for each wash to be launched in the UK early next year.
Have you ever wondered if anything could glide in the sky like jellyfish swimming in the water? The German scientists at Festo have built such a device.