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US plans to sprinkle boron in nuclear reactors like ‘saltshaker’ to stop energy loss
Boron powder can be used to shield tokamak walls from the extreme heat of fusion, presenting a solid strategy for sustainable ...
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Simulations show advanced alien societies struggle to survive climate crisis
If energy consumption continues to rise, the accumulated waste heat could make a planet inhospitable in less than a ...
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Looking for a new role? Beware as scams are on the rise in job hunting
To add a further complication for those looking for a new role, the rise of job scammers, whose primary aim is identity theft ...
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China builds Mars battery that creates power from atmosphere, thrives in icy cold
This is a significant advantage as it eliminates the need to transport fuel to Mars, reducing the overall weight and ...
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Mussel-inspired sticky bacteria breaks down tough plastic waste faster
The engineered bacteria exhibited a 400-fold increase in adhesion to PET substrates when tested at 37 degrees Celsius.
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ESA’s Hera mission launched aboard SpaceX, to probe NASA knocked off asteroid Dimorphos
ESA has launched the first planetary defense Hera spacecraft aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 to investigate NASA-deflected Dimorphos ...
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South Korea unveils world’s 1st autonomous, amphibious robotic missile launcher
South Korea's Hanwha Aerospace unveils its new groundbreaking robotic amphibious missile launcher vehicle at this year's KADEX.
Interesting Engineering20h
World’s 1st 4-ton battery electric planes to fly in US, 505-mile range on 30-min charge
Eviation Aircraft has partnered with UrbanLink Mobility to deliver 10 all-electric Alice commuter planes, advancing ...
Interesting Engineering2h
Speculated ‘doomsday’ asteroid swarm less likely to impact Earth, study finds
Researchers from the University of Maryland used the Zwicky Transient Facility (ZTF) telescope to study the Taurid swarm.
Interesting Engineering18h
The great disconnect: Will your favorite remote work tools become obsolete?
During the pandemic, few anticipated businesses' heavy dependence on apps like Zoom, Asana, and Slack for productivity.
Interesting Engineering19h
US to build hydrogen-fired turbines using high entropy alloys with 3500°F melting point
Texas A&M engineers, funded by the Department of Energy, are developing advanced materials technology to create ...
Interesting Engineering22h
Powerful hailstone-proof solar panels for EVs are 74% lighter, tougher
If done correctly, the new solar panels could allow future cars to operate entirely on sunlight and make the future more ...