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  1. Algae-Filled Solar Panels to Provide Power and Oxygen While Absorbing CO2

    Aug
    22
    2022
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    Algae are simple plants that range from microscopic (microalgae) to large seaweeds (macroalgae). Living in saline or freshwater environments, algae soak up sunlight, absorb carbon dioxide, and in return breathe out oxygen. Researchers from all around the world have been working on ways to harness the microorganisms’ special abilities. Now, a Mexico-based start-up Greenfluidics have […]

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  2. Polestar 6: New 2026 EV Roadster

    Aug
    18
    2022
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    The Swedish manufacturer of high-performance electric cars Polestar recently confirmed the planned production of the Polestar 6 – a powerful EV Roadster. This means that Polestar’s O2 concept presented earlier this year in Los Angeles will become a reality, under the name Polestar 6.  “With the overwhelming consumer and press response, we took the decision […]

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  3. Will New Sensified Technology Shape The Future Of Braking Systems?

    Aug
    10
    2022
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    Businesses in the automotive industry have developed a strategy centered on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and software over time. AI is having a significant impact on the business world and is becoming increasingly important. There have been numerous experiments, tests, and new systems, but the most significant was the idea of the Italian brake manufacturer Brembo […]

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  5. GAF Energy: New Manufacturing Plant in Texas Announced

    Jul
    28
    2022
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    Expecting to grow the manufacturing capacity by 500%, the San Jose, California-based company GAF Energy announced that it will open its second factory in Georgetown, Texas, 30 miles north of Austin.  The 450,000 square-foot factory is expected to be completed in mid-2023, with a domestic production capacity of 300 MW per annum. The factory will […]

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  6. GMC: New 2023 SIERRA 1500 AT4X AEV Edition Announced

    Jul
    25
    2022
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    GMC in cooperation with the American Expedition Vehicles (AEV) recently announced the 2023 GMC Sierra 1500 AT4X AEV Edition model. The vehicle is presented as a premium off-roading truck equipped with different off-road enhancements from AEV, and the most capable off-road model of the brand ever. The GMC Sierra 1500 AT4X is equipped with a […]

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  7. India: First Private Rocket Engine Factory Opened

    Jul
    22
    2022
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    The Indian space startup Agnikul Cosmos officially opened its first rocket engine factory located in Chennai, named “Rocket Factory 1”. This factory will use additive manufacturing and 3D printing in the process of the development of the engines. The factory has been inaugurated by N. Chandrasekaran (Chairman of Tata Sons), and S. Somanath (Chairman of […]

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  9. ExxonMobil CEO: Every New Passenger Car Will be Electric By 2040

    Jul
    11
    2022
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    In a recent interview regarding ExxonMobil’s plans for the energy transition, the company’s CEO Darren Woods predicts that electric vehicles (EVs) will undoubtedly be the future of passenger transportation, and every new passenger car sold worldwide will be electric by 2040. The CEO of the American oil giant and leader in the industry also forecasts […]

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  12. Exceptional Efficiency: Mercedes-Benz EQXX Traveled 750mi on One Charge

    Jun
    28
    2022
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    The Mercedes Vision EQXX concept electric vehicle broke its record by traveling 747 mi (1,202 km) from Stuttgart, Germany to Silverstone, England. The previous impressive achievement from this ultra-efficient vehicle was back in April 2022 when on a single charge, the car managed to travel 626 mi (1,008 km) from Stuttgart, across the Swiss Alps, […]

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  13. NASA Extends InSight Mars Lander’s Mission

    Jun
    24
    2022
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    NASA’s InSight lander is at the final chapter of its mission by the end of June but in the latest update, NASA has approved an extended mission of the Insight on Mars. The extended mission will allow the lander to operate for a few more weeks, and it would end between August and September. Lori […]

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  15. NOAA’s JPSS-2 Set to Launch In November

    Jun
    20
    2022
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    The JPSS-2 launch countdown has been updated by NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Recently the agencies unveiled the new launch date for NOAA’s Joint Polar Satellite System-2 (JPSS-2). The current target launch date is Nov. 1, 2022. NASA delayed the mission after discovering and fixing an issue with the satellite’s Visible […]

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  17. New manufacturing process improves metal component strength by 15%

    May
    27
    2022
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    A team of scientists from the National University of Science and Technology in Moscow has devised a new production method for making aerospace composite parts which gives them a final strength improvement of 15%, compared to that of conventional parts made of materials such as titanium alloys, that are omnipresent and widely-used in the aerospace […]

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  18. Chinese aircraft maker COMAC tested C919 on maiden flight

    May
    24
    2022
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    COMAC (Commercial Airline of Chine) has successfully completed a three-hour test flight for the C919, the country’s first take on narrow-body airliners that is to compete with the omnipresent Boeing 737 and Airbus A320. The C919 has been under flight testing since 2017, but as the first delivery dates approach, the aircraft enters more vigorous […]

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  19. Rocket Lab Managed to Catch Returning Booster Using a Helicopter

    May
    17
    2022
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    Rocket Lab has announced the successful launch of its 26th Electron mission, which deployed 34 micro-satellites into low-Earth orbit. The highlight of this launch was the retrieval of the returning booster, as capturing and reusing these components dramatically reduces the cost of these otherwise ultra-expensive operations. Roughly 80% of the rocket’s entire worth is actually […]

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