Baseball physics: Measure drag, ball direction, speed,... with wind tunnels to lasers
The newly invented laser-based measurement tests appear to be more realistic and accurate than traditional wind tunnel drag measurements from scientists.
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The newly invented laser-based measurement tests appear to be more realistic and accurate than traditional wind tunnel drag measurements from scientists.
The terraced construction 'SpaceWalk' consists of many spirals far from the ground, which can evoke the feeling of walking through space.
Scientists have recorded warm, cold winds from a monster star for the first time as it consumes material from its ill-fated companion.
The experts of the BREEZE project develop a bird-like drone model and equipped with many scientific instruments to
Without effective recycling measures, wind turbine blades after the end of a 25-year operating cycle become a new threat to the environment.
Astronomers have observed for the first time that auroras are driven by winds swirling across Saturn's atmosphere.
China has completed production of its first offshore wind turbine with a capacity of over 10 MW, capable of resisting storms with winds of up to 277 km/h.
Water, sand, wind, and low temperatures create naturally shaped columns of sand on the shores of Lake Michigan.
Also known as the sun spider or wind scorpion, the camel spider is a desert spider known for its enormous size and painful bite.
Strong winds and irregular ocean currents have created beautiful ice tentacles on the surface of the water in the middle of the Ronne Ice Shelf.
Breakthrough in downsizing nuclear reactors can create a new wave, a new wind for the energy industry.
Scientists plan to build a year-round research station in the Arctic using a combination of wind, solar and hydrogen energy.
Renewable energy from the sun and wind is often difficult to store. This is a major barrier in the global effort to switch to renewable energy.
The sun, or specifically the solar wind, can be the source of seeds for the Earth's oceans, and the condition for all living things and ourselves to be born.
Experts map the Martian subsoil by listening to the sound of wind bouncing off layers of soil and rock near the equator.