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Solar panels are not new to the world of green technology. But the eco-techie bar is raised with stuff like bendable solar cells. Highly bendable “dye-sensitized” solar cells ((DSCCs) made from zinc oxide nanowire photoelectrodes on plastic substrates...
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For a while now scientists have thought a dense, massive object lurking at the center of our galaxy is likely a giant black hole, but they haven’t been able to...
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At the end of the day, it is equally important to know the bad to understand the good and look at darkness if we want to enjoy the magic of light. In that very same way...
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A by-product of the Promontorio Studio, this Mora-based, barn-shaped construction is called the Mora River Aquarium. The design and the construction incorporate the...
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By now the race for the best solar powered car in the world has become an annual racing event that is as famous as any other racing sport and attracts huge attention in...
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With an ability to accommodate ample space for not just your camera but 3 lenses and additional space for accessories, the Eclipse Solar Gear Nova Solar Camera Bag...
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It seems that many across the globe want to switch to green and also have the economic capability to do so. It is not always the commercial factor that is the hindrance...
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Traveling into the future, about two decades ahead, moving about is going to be more fun, green and of course, modish. I simply hope to live that long to benefit from...
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Spain is the home of bullfighting, and after Euro 2008 one would say that it is pretty much the hot hub of soccer in Europe. But the “heat” in Spain is only...
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LEDs are the most brilliant little things to work with if you are stuck in a low-end electronics project, and if you have toughed it out in an electronic lab for any...
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The other day I saw a Gothic book face that looked studiously cool, and I thought that it was the best thing that one could have done with abandoned books. I now...
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The face saving act is one thing but showing concern is what matters. In this case it is the concern that makes Electronic giant Sharp think about saving the energy...
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There are quite a few projects across the world that are trying to turn the desert in to farming space both because the remaining planet is struggling to find new land...
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Droughts. Hurricanes. Floods. Monsoons. Disappearing coastlines. These are just a few of the weather effects we’re currently experiencing and will see more of in the...
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Millions of tons of rubbish carefully sorted into recycling bins by householders may never actually be recycled, town hall chiefs admitted.
Many of the council bosses...
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More than two weeks after floodwaters inundated the impoverished lowlands of the Indian state of Bihar, untold numbers of residents remain perched upon their rooftops,...
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Just how big can a black hole grow? Two astronomers reckon they have worked out the answer: colossal black holes with a mass of up to 50 billion suns could be lurking...
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Astronomers have taken the closest look ever at the giant black hole in the center of the Milky Way. By combining telescopes in Hawaii, Arizona, and California, they...
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In the space of two weeks, Hurricane Gustav has caused an estimated $3 billion in losses in the U.S. and killed about 110 people in the U.S. and the Caribbean,...
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Twenty thousand light bulbs were added to the Eiffel Tower to mark the new millennium, and because people like things that sparkle, the tower is lit every night for 10...
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Global warming is likely to boost the power of the strongest tropical cyclones, a study released on Wednesday says.
An additional 1°C in sea temperatures in tropical...
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Researchers at the Ohio State have developed a new technique that not only reduces the cost of solar cells to a quarter but also makes them beautiful. These solar cells...
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Researchers from all over the world have always envisioned a day when windscreens will have transparent maps; eyeglasses will come integrated with TVs and many similar...
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Earlier we introduced you special light-emitting nanofibers in the size of viruses and tiny bacteria that would surely light up the nano world. Now, another...
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One day, changes in body blood pressure can be monitored using ‘nanowires!’ A new class of components have been created using the piezoelectric effect in...
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Newer technologies, heading to come up with more and more energy-efficient lights, seem to going beyond or outdate the widely used gallium nitride LEDs! The UC San...
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Researchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Jeffrey Tok and his team are developing a technology that would allow soldiers to use the right kind of...
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A research team led Angela Belcher, a biological engineer at MIT discovered an innovative method to transform battery manufacturing.
By introducing scraps of...
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