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Magneto-Rayleigh-Taylor Instability And Using Fusion To Generate Electricity From Seawater - Vimarsana News

Magneto-Rayleigh-Taylor Instability And Using Fusion To Generate Electricity From Seawater

New X-ray imaging capability at Sandia's Z accelerator may help remove an obstacle in efforts to harness nuclear fusion to generate electrical power from sea water.

New X-ray scanners arriving at airports across Spain - Vimarsana News

New X-ray scanners arriving at airports across Spain

Aena, the company that manages airports in Spain, confirmed that starting in 2024, it will not be necessary to remove liquids or laptops from carry-on suitcases...

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SA rocket scientist's nuclear fuel to take us beyond the stars - Vimarsana News

SA rocket scientist's nuclear fuel to take us beyond the stars

At Bangor University, Phylis Makurunje is developing tiny nuclear fuel kernels that will get us into space faster, farther and more cheaply.

Updated X-ray machines for searching backpacks approved for more than 100 Chicago Public Schools buildings - Vimarsana News

Updated X-ray machines for searching backpacks approved for more than 100 Chicago Public Schools buildings

New X-ray machines will greet some Chicago Public Schools students after they return to classes in the fall. At last week's Board of Education meeting, members unanimously approved a $1 million contract authorizing the purchase of X-ray machines that detect firearms, knives and ammunition in small bags, backpacks and briefcases, according to vendor LINEV System’s specifications of the model ...

Source: yahoo.com
New satellite will beam back wild X-rays from huge objects in space - Vimarsana News

New satellite will beam back wild X-rays from huge objects in space

A satellite called XRISM will use X-ray detection instruments to probe the high-energy universe like never before. Both NASA and Japan are involved in the mission.

Source: space.com