The most important achievements in technology.
Getting Oxygen from Mars’ Salty Water
New Electrolysis system that doesn’t need pure water, can get oxygen and fuel from Mars’ salty water.
The most important achievements in technology.
New Electrolysis system that doesn’t need pure water, can get oxygen and fuel from Mars’ salty water.
Using nothing more than an off-the-shelf desktop 3D printer, these spur gears (seen here with a euro cent coin for scale) have been produced in stainless steel
The world in 2050 is a future filled with amazing technology. By 2050, artificial intelligence and virtual reality will be ubiquitous. Quantum computing and advanced prosthetics will
Batteries are everywhere in today’s electronic society. What if your electric car could travel 1000 miles on a single charge, charge in 10 minutes, and last for
Scientists defy nature to make a diamond at room temperature, that’s harder than a jeweler’s.
Peel-off coating makes desalination tech more efficient, cleaner and greener.
The H3X HPDM 250 is the next step in the evolution of electric propulsion technology, with unrivaled power density – 13 kW/kg continuous.
Tesla popularized fully electric cars and created a massive demand among the public. Is by far one of the most successful companies in modern history.
Head of UK armed forces said: ‘Robot soldiers could make up quarter of British army by 2030s,’ risking a new world war.
All systems go for UK’s £55M fusion clean energy experiment. Now it’s a step closer with the launch of the MAST Upgrade tokamak.