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Researchers working at the University of Missouri (MU) claim to have produced a prototype of a nuclear-powered, water-based battery that is said to be both longer-lasting and more efficient than current battery technologies...
hypercar sets incredible speed record...The new Bugatti has set a world record by accelerating from zero to 249mph and back to a standstill - in just 41 seconds. With an 8-litre engine developing almost 1,500bhp, the Bugatti Chiron is one of the mo
Think of the latest idea of collecting space junk as something akin to a hungry tiger pouncing on its prey. Aerospace Corporation says its Brane Craft will wrap itself around debris orbiting Earth and drag it back down through the atmosphere, causing
Nextbigfuture interviewed Alex Lidow, CEO of EPC. EPC is a leader in Gallium Nitride electronics and now is leading the charge to a new age of wireless power.
Australia is leading the race in the development of a quantum computer with its newest invention of "flip-flop"qubits which can make large-scale production of silicon-based quantum chips highly-feasible and energy-efficient.
Physicists from the University of Basel have developed a memory that can store photons. These quantum particles travel at the speed of light and are thus suitable for high-speed data transfer.
He stood a striking 6 feet 2 inches tall, quite unusual for his time. Known for possessing a photographic memory and being capable of memorizing entire books, Nikola Tesla is remembered for transformational inventions such as the induction motor, el
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There is a revolution coming coming for low cost small payload launching.
Working with the U.S. Air Force, Spacex has developed autonomous rocket-tracking technology that makes it possible to fly its next-generation launch vehicle.
In 2015, the Royal Navy released its concept of the surface warship of 2050. Now the RN is casting its crystal ball beyond 2050 by asking a team of young engineers from UKNEST to develop concepts for future British submarines.
While shows like the Australian 4x4 Expo and Overland Expo highlight tough, no-nonsense trailers and motorhomes ready to get dirty right now, the Düsseldorf Caravan Salon dedicates some space to futuristic campers and technologies.
AI computer chips made of mice neurons that can SMELL explosives could transform airport security
New resistive random access memory (RRAM), could form the basis of a better kind of nonvolatile computer memory, where data is retained even when the power is off.
Singapore researchers have a new generalized method of producing anode materials for lithium-ion batteries. The anodes are made from metal oxide nanosheets, which are ultrathin, two-dimensional materials with excellent electrochemical and mechanical
Researchers from the Harbin Institute of Technology in China have created a new inlet design for Cylindrical shaped Hall thrusters (CHTs) that may significantly increase the thrust and allows spaceships to travel greater distances.
Prospects for the Small Satellite Market – A global supply and demand analysis of government and commercial satellites up to 500 kg.
Hey everyone Jason Bermas here reporting for WeAreChange. I wanted to talk to you about the future of news and information and how you can no longer believe your own eyes and ears regarding almost any media because of realtime Video and Audio Manipul
Police in the "Empire State" of New York have reportedly proposed the implementation of a new device that would be able to detect when drivers are using their cell phones.
Existing 51 qubit quantum simulator using rubidium atoms could scale to hundreds of qubits
Electrical engineers at Stanford have identified two semiconductors – hafnium diselenide and zirconium diselenide – that share or even exceed some of silicon's desirable traits, starting with the fact that all three materials can "rust."
with a single touch… what could go wrong? Image: New medical technology allows scientists to genetically alter your organs with a single touch… what could go wrong? (Natural News) A new breakthrough technology has been developed that can help to
"Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads," Doc Brown says, before flipping down his reflective goggles and launching his nuclear-powered DeLorean into the air.
DARPA, the research arm of the U.S. Department of Defense, awarded contracts to six teams working on developing better brain-computer interface technology. The goal, according to DARPA, is to repair and enhance the senses of those with disabilities.
Roger Shawyer is the original inventor of the Emdrive. He claims to have a new generation EmDrive and has filed for a patent in the UK. The Emdrive is super-controversial propellantless space drive. Many argue that there are problems with the physics
Inexpensive and compact CubeSats are great for certain missions, but their simplicity can limit their applications. For one, most of them don't pack their own propulsion systems, instead hitchhiking into orbit aboard other satellite launches.
One of the most important dates in recent human history is the 26th of April 1956.
The company, which "was founded in 2014 to design, develop, manufacture and market innovative American-made firearms" advertises the new LifeCard as their flagship gun. The single-shot, single-action .22LR is machined from a solid billet and feat
A wolf-like robot to drive away wild animals that cause damage to agriculture has been introduced on a trial basis in Kisarazu in southwest Chiba Prefecture.
