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This sea wave energy generator can produce up to 100 MW of electricity and compete with fossil fuels due to its cheap production costs.

Scientists from John Hopkins University developed brain organoids with EEG caps to record electrical activity from the brain.

Time is literally flying faster than ever, and scientists are not sure why.

This building is expected to generate 142kWp at its peak. In a report by Interesting Engineering, 550 Spencer, an eight-story building that consists of 1,182 solar panels to make a North Facade that resembles regular glass panels, is now under construction in Melbourne, Australia.

The new power-generating method is more efficient in using present elements for electrical grids. Sandia National Laboratories successfully demonstrated a way to generate electricity using a "Heated Supercritical Carbon Dioxide" that focuses on an old method developed in the 19th century.

Frank Zapata's JetRacer is giving you a chance to fly, and it is better than ever. Franky Zapata's JetRacer is looking at a test flight for the personal aircraft that uses microjets, and it now looks for 100 people for the draw that will choose 25 participants in the US to use and fly it.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk published an article in China revealing details of their humanoid robot. Tesla CEO Elon Musk has revealed an update about the status of the development of the company's humanoid robot.

Lockheed Martin is currently developing laser defense systems to protect soldiers from threats such as small rockets, artillery, small attack boats, and many more!

GTRI is now studying space lightning. Their new 3D research shows how powerful these electric bursts are compared to Earth-based ones.

As Ukraine's war against Russia intensifies, Pentagon reveals US's support by sending "a number" of high-speed anti-radiation missiles to Ukrainian forces.