Microalgae Producing Ecofriendly Biofuel, Perfect Alternative For Fossil Fuel

ENERGY 03.01.2017 08:23 AM

Scientists Found An Alternative Process To Produce Biofuel By Farming Microalgae. Nannochloropsis Oceanica can store more Triacylglycerols (TAGs) which can be used as biofuels.

Scientists Able To Catch Uranium Thief By Using Dark Matter Detectors

02.28.2017 18:14 PM

Since last decade nuclear smuggling is increasing rapidly. Physicists found dark matter detectors to catch nuclear conflicts. Physicists made Large Underground Xenon(LUX) detector in south Dakota to catch Dark matters but, the study was discontinued in September 2016. Now they are constructing LUX-ZEPLIN than can also help physicists to catch Uranium thieves.

Solar Energy: Australia Will Be First To Introduce deX

02.27.2017 03:39 AM

Australia will be the first to introduce Decentralized Energy Exchange (deX) to help people with solar panels on their rooftops with batteries make money from the sun.

'Quartz' Crystals At The Core Of Earth Are The Power House Of Magnetic Field

02.23.2017 18:42 PM

Scientists from Earth-Life Science Institute(ELSI) has found that Earth's magnetic field gets the power from the Quartz crystals. Lead researcher Kei Hirose and his team created an Earth's core like environment at their lab and found that the crystallization process of Silicon and Oxygen provides the energy for the magnetic field.

Cost-Saving Offshore Wind Power At the U.S. Grid Will Replace Fossil Fuel Resources- Researchers Said

02.23.2017 02:13 AM

To test the benefits of the offshore wind power, the first U.S. offshore wind farm was built at Block, Island, Rhode Island. Five wind turbines that would generate a capacity of 30 megawatts was planned to complete. There are already two of these wind turbines built at the area.

MIT Built Efficient Power Converter For 'Internet Of Things'

02.23.2017 00:35 AM

With the ability to maintain currency efficiency ranging from 100 picoamps to 1 milliamp, MIT's new power converter can be the next big thing.

Iran's 2 Million Barrel Shale Oil Reserves Discovered In Western Province

02.22.2017 00:43 AM

Another shale oil reserves are discovered in Iran's western part province which can contribute to the country's still increasing economy.

'Nuclear Power' Found Limitless Via Seawater Uranium Extraction To Supply The World's Renewable Energy

02.21.2017 00:05 AM

Studies reveal that uranium extraction from seawater can produce nuclear power making it completely renewable. With this idea, nuclear power can be as endless like hydro, solar and wind renewable energies.

Woolly Mammoth Could Get Back From 4000 Years Of Extinction: But, Is It Necessary ?

02.17.2017 15:42 PM

Woolly Mammoth that became extinct 4,000 years ago, now have the chances to get back into the life. Harvard University Scientists announced that within two years they will be able to create a functioning embryo of the mammoth.

Low-Cost Battery Can Be Made From Urine: Will Make Solar Power Cheaper

02.14.2017 01:40 AM

Scientists from Stanford University has discovered a new component that will make batteries cheap, the urea from urine. It will also make solar renewable energy cheaper.

South Sudan Gets Solar Powered Radio Station For Longer Broadcasting Time

02.13.2017 03:05 AM

An electrical engineer has provided Mayardit FM radio station longer broadcasting time by solar power.

1M Electric Cars Target Moves To 2020

01.22.2016 09:25 AM

The Obama administration has failed to hit the one million sales target of electric vehicles by 2015, hence they moved the goal to 2020.

DHS Issues Warning About Vulnerabilities Of Electrical Power Infrastructure From Cyber-Attacks

01.16.2016 09:22 AM

Department Of Homeland And Security is wary of the vulnerabilities of industrial control systems connected to the Internet for being vulnerable from hacking.

Massachusetts Institute Of Technology Develops Partially Self-Powering Incandescent Lightbulb

01.12.2016 20:59 PM

An MIT team of scientists had come up with a proof-of-concept of an incadescent lightbulb that uses its own heat to provide light.

Scientists Build Non-Overheating Batteries

01.12.2016 02:45 AM

Stanford scientists are able to create a battery that does not overheat and can cycle back to performing once sufficiently cooled down.