by Reinette Senum
Nestled at the heart of California’s Monterey Bay, Moss Landing is where the land and sea seem to conspire in beauty. Here, the Elkhorn Slough winds
By Ben Coxworth
Ultraviolet light is well-known for its ability to kill germs, including ones that cause food to spoil. And while there doesn't tend to be any
by Chuck Martin, Editorial Director AI & IoT
A New York City vertiport for the takeoff and landings of electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles has been unveiled as the
by Tyler Durden
By Eric Peters, CIO of One River Asset Management
“There’s an iPhone moment happening with humanoids,” said Brett Adcock, founder of Figure, a humanoid robotics company
By Stacy Liberatore For Dailymail.Com
The mystery of an 'underground city' beneath Egypt's pyramid deepens as scientists have shared new details about what may lie
Etienne Note: This is such a BIG story that I am including two different reports.. Greg Reese and Jay Anderson (at Bottom) Hat Tip to G. Edward Griffin’s Need
by Zachary Ehrmann
A new advancement in battery technology might just transform how we power everything from smartphones to electric vehicles, according to a recent article in Tech Xplore. Researchers
By C.C. Weiss
A battery that's safer and cheaper than lithium-ion while offering comparable energy density? That sounds like a pipe dream. But such a battery is
by Suvrat Kothari, insideevs.com
* Mercedes-Benz and Factorial announced a prototype EQS equipped with a solid-state battery. Road testing has already started.
* Solid-state batteries promise more range, faster charging times
by Ashley Armstrong, articles.mercola
Story at-a-glance
* Chemical fixes take center stage — Big Ag pushes a new synthetic additive Bovaer to “fix” cow burp methane emissions while sidelining sustainable farming
By Julie Boatman
Electric-powered aircraft may seem like a vague, future promise in the pursuit of decarbonizing aviation, but a handful of battery-powered planes are already in flight. These days,
