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- December 30, 2015
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Uses Of Solar Panels
Mankind, through the ages, has utilized the power of the sun. In ancient times, it was used to dry meat and obtain direct heat. In one phase of civilization, the…
- December 30, 2015
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How to use ethanol as alternative
Ethanol fuel is changing our lives and changing the economy in ways no one anticipated before, with energy costs rising every day, there has been an increased interest in ethanol…
New technique both enhances oil recovery, sequesters carbon dioxide
A proposed recovery technique for oil extraction not only outperforms existing drilling and recovery techniques, but also has the potential to sequester more carbon dioxide in the process.
New battery shuts down at high temperatures, restarts when it cools
The first lithium-ion battery has been developed that shuts down before overheating, then restarts immediately when the temperature cools. The new technology could prevent the kind of fires that have prompted recalls and bans on a wide range of battery-powered devices, from computers to hoverboards.
- atmosphere
- carbon
- December 30, 2015
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Using sunlight to recharge the cooling system of trailer containers
A group of scientists has replaced diesel with kinetic energy, saving up to 20 thousand liters of fuel annually, they say, adding that this includes a series of energetically self-sustained boxes for the transport of perishable goods, with a cooling system that replaced the use of diesel with sunlight and kinetic energy.
- December 29, 2015
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iPhone Solar Charger
< The iPhone is being used more than ever these days and with good reason. The iPhone has numerous features that most people want but they are a drain on…
- biology
- california
- December 29, 2015
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Insect mating behavior has lessons for drones
Male moths locate females by navigating along the latter’s pheromone (odor) plume. Two strategies are involved: males must find the outer envelope of the pheromone plume, and then head upwind. Can understanding such insect behavior be useful for robotics research? Yes, according to an entomologist, whose research using computer simulations shows that such insect behavior has implications for airborne robots (drones) that ply the sky searching for signature odors.
