We understand Elon Musk is a fan; however, what is all the fuss around, and when will the Bitcoin bubble burst? Comparable to the stock market, the cryptocurrency market is regularly subjected to extreme cost variations-- both upwards and downwards. Tesla recently buying $1.5 billion worth of Bitcoin is simply one example of how the...
Electric Vehicles as Part of a Bigger Solution The race to change to a low-carbon economy is at full speed. Transport remains one of the primary sources of greenhouse gas pollution. Therefore, it is currently clear that electric vehicles have become a part of the solution to the problem. Some people, including those in business,...
ispace’s Series 2 lunar lander. Credit: ispace The technician team working from lunar exploration start-up ispace has unveiled its coming generation lunar lander, in time for its third lunar mission. According to Series 2, the lander is at the moment anticipated to launch in 2024 and is greater in size and haul storage capacity than the...
The context of cooperation with UC Water and the Sierra Nevada Research Institute at UC Merced, scientists from UC Santa Cruz have released an investigation that suggests that encompassing California's 6,350 km network of public water shipment canals with photovoltaic panels could be a financially viable way to advance both renewable energy sources and...
As is known the researchers at Flinders College are investigating organic nitrogen plant fertilizer to bring nitrogen to the soil again without the demand for any chemicals. The global agricultural market is encountering obstacles at present with the deteriorating health of the soil. To combat this, Australian investigators are studying the manufacture of a sustainable...
3D printing a piece of meat. Credit: Zinkevych/iStock According to a news release, researchers from Osaka University have produced the world's very first 3D-printed Wagyu beef, making use of stem cells extracted from Japanese cattle. The product resembles an authentic steak portion consisting of muscle tissue, blood vessels, and fat. As a result of its high...
Photo-driven catalytic process based on the Al–N–C catalyst. Credit: NIMTE The team of Professor Chen Liang and Professor Lu Zhiyi's team at the Ningbo Innovation and Product Engineering Institute (NIMTE) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) suggested a highly activated carbon-based catalyst that can make direct use of the renewable resources (e.g., solar energy)...
Keep on the sidelines; you are lagging the advancement of the humanity. We are past the point of usefulness for Homo Sapiens, so now it is the sunrise of the Homo Faber period. The distinction that "I therefore think that I think so I am" has ended up endearing in this bright new age...
The technological elite are in a league of themselves, a research paper reported in the journal PLoS ONE found. The scientists Hilke Brockmann, Wiebke Drews, and John Torpey concluded that the technological elite had a somewhat unique cultural social identity that made them easily identifiable in Twitter's huge pool of people. Looking at the Forbes list...
A professor of electrical engineering of long standing, he was also a transformational research supervisor at the MIT Lab for Information and Decisions System. MIT Professor Emeritus of Computer and Electrical Engineers Michael Athans quietly died on May the 26th at his family home in Clearwater, Florida, at the age of eighty-three. Athans was born in...
