Archive for August, 2008

Energy for 26,000 Years: Geothermal Energy

Author: admin | Filed under: Energy & Environment, Research Friday Aug 22,2008

Everyone is excited with the advances in solar panels, and almost every rich guy who builds a house takes in to account an alternative power solution. At the same time, few know that the internal energy (magma) of the planet has a huge potential. For example, only 1% of geothermal reserves in the area of [...]

Military robots are autonomous or remote-controlled devices designed for military applications.
If we stick to this definition, we can say that military robots have been around ever since World War II and the Cold War trough the presence of the German Goliath Track Mine and the Soviet Teletank. But both these robots were simple and made [...]

Water On The Moon

Author: admin | Filed under: Astronomy, Space Wednesday Aug 20,2008

Studies made on some of the 381.7 kg of rocks and other materials gathered during the Apollo missions (much of which is currently stored at the Lunar Receiving Laboratory in Houston) proved there is some amount of water on the moon, but there was no knowledge of how much there was and how to extract [...]

Batteries Based on Sweat and Human Blood

Author: admin | Filed under: Energy & Environment, Nanotech, Research Wednesday Aug 20,2008

U.S. researchers have created a new electric battery, capable of operating on human blood or sweat.  In structure the battery is similar to a simple piece of black paper.  Researchers have produced a molecular structure formed in proportion of 90% of pulp and proportion of 10% of nano-tubes of carbon that plays the role of [...]

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