ENERGY

Troublemaking Mars Lander "Mole" Is Digging Again

TECH & INNOVATION 12.24.2019 07:39 AM

Images were captured documenting the situation from every angle, even evaluated the soil and the rocks in the area and mimicked those characteristics here on Earth to do some testing. As if like the mole is already tired of the whole mission, the camera was able to document that the mole popped out of Martian crust.

8 Top Tips for Making Your Home Eco-Friendly

12.23.2019 22:55 PM

Many of us are beginning to do what we can to become environmentally conscious and so starting within our homes is the best way to make an impact on our carbon footprint.

Surviving Blizzard 2019: What to do When you are Outside

12.23.2019 05:20 AM

Wearing the right clothes can help in surviving being stuck outside during a blizzard -- even when not inside a car. According to Dornford, there were reports of people suffering from frostbites because they are not wearing the right clothes.

New Studies Describe How We Can Battle Climate Change and Its Effects

12.19.2019 09:45 AM

Two new initiatives are calling for sustainable ways to battle climate change Climate change can no longer be denied. News of its effects are scattered left, and right and calls from scientists and environmental activists to hold big companies accountable for their contribution to carbon dioxide emissions are getting louder.

Juno Spacecraft Discovers the Hexagon-Shaped Storm on Jupiter's South Pole

12.18.2019 08:53 AM

The Juno spacecraft was able to discover the giant storm during its death-dodging flyby last November 3 and it was observed that the Texas-sized storm is made up of six other cyclones.

Dust Storms May Have Caused the Disappearance of Water from the Red Planet

12.05.2019 07:28 AM

Astronomers believed that these dust particles once trapped water vapor and had used these dust towers like an elevator to rise to the planet's atmosphere where solar radiation would eventually break their molecules apart.

The Andes Mountain Range as seen from Space

Tropical Glaciers are the New Victims of Climate Change

11.30.2019 07:47 AM

The study traced the cause of melting to the aerosols that were produced during the burning of the forests making the surface of the tropical glaciers of the Andes darken in color.

TE Connectivity Furnishes One of the World's Biggest Offshore Wind Farms with a Robust and Complete Switchgear Connect Solution

11.14.2019 14:56 PM

Three of the global leaders in renewable energy formed a consortium and started building one of the largest offshore wind farms in the world.

File:Coyle Industries Portable Solar Power System

Solar vs. Diesel Generators: Why Solar Powered Generators are the Future

10.25.2019 23:07 PM

Have you been wondering which could be the best generators to buy for lighting your home or commercial buildings? You are not sure if to go for the solar or diesel generators, right? Well, we are here to help. First, without beating around the bush, solar generators are the best generators. Actually, soon, these generators will dominate the market.

5 Innovative Ways to Conserve Energy

10.24.2019 11:14 AM

Are your electricity bills becoming higher and higher day by day? If that is the case, the solution to this problem isn't making compromises in your lifestyle or to find more money to pay them.

Artificial Leaf can be a Petrol Replacement

Artificial Leaf to Replace Petrol? Find Out How it Works!

10.23.2019 08:36 AM

The team of scientists developing the artificial leaf for petrol replacement said they could manage to make the device sustainable, not like the other devices used in their past studies. Fortunately, a combination of catalysts and materials were used to make the leaf a sustainable one.

Cambridge University’s prototype artificial leaf produces syngas using sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water.

Artificial Leaf Creates Fuel from Sunlight and Water

10.23.2019 05:53 AM

Researchers from Cambridge University create an artificial leaf that produces clean gas using photosynthesis.

A coiled fiber at room temperature (orange, top) cools when untwisted (brown, middle) before returning to room temperature over time (bottom).

Unwinding is Now a Scientific Way to Chill

10.14.2019 03:43 AM

Unwinding fibers could potentially be the base of a new cooling technique. (Photo : University of Texas) The commercial and industrial demand for cooling techniques and technologies are currently based on the thermodynamic principles of refrigeration cycles by compression and expansion.