Cities create dangerous underground heat. It could be an energy source instead.
Underground climate change poses a "silent hazard" for slowly sinking buildings in Chicago and other cities, researchers at Northwestern University find.
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Underground climate change poses a "silent hazard" for slowly sinking buildings in Chicago and other cities, researchers at Northwestern University find.
Hotspots beneath cities deform the ground, causing important infrastructure to crack under stress
Soon, it will leave the lab for a real world test.
If it performs well in the real world, engineers might try to teach it to pick other fruits like tomatoes, apricots or even grapes.
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