Julius Caesar and Leap Days
In 46 BC Julius Caesar reformed the calendar system, based on advice by astronomer Sosigenes of Alexandria. The Julian calendar included one leap day every four years
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A New Kind of Magnetic Explosion on The Sun
NASA’s SDO have just seen a new kind of magnetic explosion on Sun.
‘Full Cold Moon’ on 12/12 at 12:12am EST
The ‘full cold moon’ of December, the final one of this decade, arrives tonight just 12 minutes after midnight EST.
Replacing Fuels with Sunlight
Bill Gates-backed startup called Heliogen, that just achieved with artificial intelligence algorithm, to concentrate solar energy exceeding temperatures greater than 1,000 degrees Celsius.
Smart Forest City with 7 million plants
Smart Forest City concept designed for 130,000 citizens and 7,500,000 plants, in Cancun, Mexico.
MAD Architects partners with HyperloopTT
MAD Architects partners with Hyperloop Transportation Technologies (HyperloopTT) on the development of an elevated, rapid transport system.
Tesla Megapack Utility-Scale Energy Storage
Tesla designed and engineered a new battery product specifically for utility-scale projects: Megapack, to match global demand for massive battery storage projects.
Mysterious Flashes on the Moon
Scientists are baffled for the mysterious flashes on the Moon, occurring again and again and observed by various individuals.
The First 60 of 12,000 High-Speed Internet Satellites Launched
SpaceX just launched from Cape Canaveral, the first 60 of nearly 12,000 high-speed Internet Satellites.
A revolutionary Aircraft that can stay in the sky indefinitely
The world’s first large variable-buoyancy-powered autonomous air vehicle (UAV), the revolutionary Phoenix aircraft that can stay in the sky indefinitely, was successfully test flown.