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The satellite's speed of ca 30,000 km/h was a big problem. (Image source: ESA)

Online everywhere: World's first direct 5G connection to satellite established

A permanent connection to near-Earth satellites without any other ground-based systems is set to be reality soon. From simple surfing with a smartphone to real-time applications, numerous possibilities are conceivable.
Mario Petzold, 25 Dec 2024 01:20
Parker Solar Probe set for historic Christmas Eve solar approach (Image source: NASA)

Parker Solar Probe's closest-ever solar approach hits 3.8 million miles on Christmas Eve

NASA's Parker Solar Probe prepares for its closest-ever solar approach on December 24, flying within 3.8 million miles of the Sun's surface at speeds of 430,000 mph. Protected by advanced heat shields and specialized materials, th...
Nathan Ali, 22 Dec 2024 17:36
Antimatter spacecraft propulsion could enable interstellar travel within human lifetime, new study reveals (Image source: DALL·E 3)

Antimatter propulsion: The future of interstellar travel

A new study examines antimatter propulsion for spacecraft, showing that just 1 gram of antihydrogen could power 23 space shuttles—10 billion times more powerful than conventional rocket fuel. While production and storage hurdles r...
Nathan Ali, 21 Dec 2024 21:09
Thanks to the Genisis physics simulator, robots will learn faster in the future. (Image source: Screenshot video from Project Genesis)

10 years of training in one hour thanks to Genesis: The Matrix becomes reality for robots

Training robots to perform complex tasks is both costly and time-consuming. Conventional methods often require the use of real robots in physical environments. A new open-source physics simulator called Genesis promises to revolut...
Marc Herter, 21 Dec 2024 01:24
Smartphone battery capacity reaches 7000mAh milestone as manufacturers push battery density limits (Image source: Realme)

Smartphone battery capacity race: 7000mAh becomes new benchmark

Innovative battery technology has improved its capacity to new heights, with manufacturers now incorporating 7000mAh batteries into their devices. Advanced silicon-carbon anodes enable this leap forward, promising extended battery...
Nathan Ali, 20 Dec 2024 18:43
Chinese scientists achieve breakthrough with high-energy density drone battery (Image source: DJI)

Chinese scientists achieve 400 Wh/kg energy density in new sub-zero capable drone battery

Chinese researchers successfully test advanced lithium battery system in drone flight, achieving 400 Wh/kg energy density and 20-40 percent performance boost.
Nathan Ali, 17 Dec 2024 18:49
China's Harbin Electric achieves breakthrough with world's first 660MW ultra-supercritical CFB power unit (Image source: Mykyta Martynenko, Unsplash)

HEC unveils world's first 660MW ultra-supercritical CFB power unit

HEC's groundbreaking 660MW ultra-supercritical CFB power unit in Shaanxi, China successfully completed full-load trials, marking a global first. Operating at unprecedented temperature and pressure levels while maintaining 95 perce...
Nathan Ali, 17 Dec 2024 18:02
Biomethane could transform Ammonia production into a carbon-neutral process (Image source: Markus Winkler, Pixabay)

Biomethane transforms ammonia production from carbon emitter to carbon neutral

Innovative research reveals how biomethane from organic waste could transform ammonia production from a carbon-heavy process into a carbon-neutral one. The approach requires no new technology and could revolutionize fertilizer man...
Nathan Ali, 17 Dec 2024 17:36
The energy-rich, flexible and volatile hydrogen is difficult to capture (Image source: pixabay/akitada31)

200 years worth of energy discovered: Natural hydrogen deposits larger than expected

The discovery of huge hydrogen reservoirs has resulted in a recalculation of potential reserves worldwide. At best, they are equivalent to 1,000 years worth of fossil fuel.
Mario Petzold, 17 Dec 2024 00:26
The laser beam from the drones will be strong enough to cause blindness or vaporize exposed materials. (Image source: David Henrichs via Unsplash)

China’s “Crazy Li” builds drones that can redirect powerful metal-cutting laser beams

Chinese scientists, led by Li Xiao developed a device enabling small drones to reflect powerful ground-based laser beams, capable of cutting through metal. The lightweight system overcomes previous size and vibration challenges.
Anubhav Sharma, 16 Dec 2024 12:56
According to a new study, artificial intelligence could cause 1,300 deaths and 20 billion US dollars in healthcare costs every year by 2030. (Image source: DallE3)

Study reveals AI proliferation may cause thousands of deaths and losses to the tune of billions

A recent study estimates that by 2030, artificial intelligence could contribute to 1,300 deaths annually and lead to $20 billion in healthcare costs in the United States alone.
Marius Müller, 12 Dec 2024 14:22
Tesla's humanoid Optimus robot is now able to walk autonomously over rough terrain. (Image source: X / Milan Kovac)

Tesla Optimus: AI-powered robot masters uneven terrain

Tesla appears to have made significant progress toward preparing the Optimus robot for mass production. In a newly released video, the android navigates up and down a mulched hill independently - despite currently lacking vision c...
Marius Müller, 11 Dec 2024 15:03
Ultra-high temperature memory breakthrough allows electronics to operate in extreme environments (Image source: Samsung)

New memory device operates at extreme temperatures above 1,100°F

Scientists have created a new memory device that functions at temperatures exceeding 1,100°F - far beyond current silicon limits. Using oxygen ions instead of electrons, this innovation could revolutionize electronics in extreme e...
Nathan Ali, 11 Dec 2024 12:15
Google's 105-qubit Willow quantum chip achieves groundbreaking error correction and performance (Image source: Google)

Google's Willow quantum chip solves 10-septillion-year task in minutes

Google's Willow quantum processor achieves unprecedented error correction with its 105-qubit architecture, completing calculations in minutes that would take classical supercomputers billions of years.
Nathan Ali, 10 Dec 2024 19:10
Realistic use of batteries exceeded expectations in the test lab. (Image source: pixabay/bixusas)

EV batteries age differently than thought - thankfully

A battery may have a 40% longer lifespan if the charging and discharging process are optimised. A two-year study conducted on commercial batteries suggests that the path to achieving this is shorter than expected.
Mario Petzold, 10 Dec 2024 16:57
Japanese scientists advance solar-powered hydrogen fuel production (Image source: Toyota)

Solar reactor breakthrough boosts clean hydrogen production efficiency

Japanese researchers have developed a novel two-step reactor system that generates hydrogen fuel from sunlight and water, achieving 50 percent higher efficiency in real-world conditions than lab tests.
Nathan Ali, 10 Dec 2024 12:40
Deogam's electric recycling system promises 10 percent range boost for EVs through harmonic energy recovery (Image source: Prometheus, Unsplash)

Deogam's innovative EV system recovers wasted energy to boost range by 10 percent

Deogam's breakthrough EV technology captures and recycles harmonic energy during vehicle operation, extending range by up to 10 percent.
Nathan Ali, 09 Dec 2024 18:42
China's Tianyan-504 sets new domestic record with 504-qubit quantum computer (Image source: Google)

Tianyan-504: China unveils 504-qubit quantum computer

China's new Tianyan-504 quantum computer, featuring the domestically developed 504-qubit "Xiaohong" chip, marks a significant milestone in the nation's quantum computing capabilities.
Nathan Ali, 09 Dec 2024 17:56
The RAVEN drone is inspired by the leg and wing coordination observed in birds like crows. (Image source: Alain Herzog)

This RAVEN drone walks, jumps, and flies like a bird to conquer any terrain

EPFL researchers have developed RAVEN, a bird-inspired drone that can walk, hop, and jump to take off. Its lightweight design borrows design cues from avian legs.
Anubhav Sharma, 07 Dec 2024 19:03
Extravehicular Activity (EVA) spacesuits (Image source: SpaceX)

Artemis faces new delays, NASA pushes the lunar landing to mid-2027

The need to revise the re-entry trajectory of the Orion crew capsule and to properly test its life support and environmental control systems is changing the schedule of the Artemis mission once again. Without any additional delays...
Codrut Nistor, 06 Dec 2024 16:01
NASA unofficial logo (Image source: Generated using DALL·E 3)

Billionaire private astronaut Jared Isaacman to lead NASA

Now waiting for the Senate's vote, Jared Isaacman is Donald Trump's choice as NASA's next administrator. Isaacman has been to space twice on SpaceX capsules in private missions and is a business associate of Elon Musk. If confirme...
Codrut Nistor, 06 Dec 2024 01:10
Birds do not threaten grid stability. (Image source: pixabay/schauhi)

Study investigates relationship between renewable energy and blackouts

Wind and solar energy are weather-dependent, which makes it almost impossible to estimate production, let alone control it in the event of additional demand. 20 years of electricity grid data reveals some surprises in this regard.
Mario Petzold, 06 Dec 2024 00:13
Only a few small innovations are needed for global internet access. (Image source: pixabay)

5G via satellite: Global availability for $6 per month

A study commissioned by the ESA shows that the technical implementation of 5G communication via satellite is cost-effective. A few steps still need to be taken, however.
Mario Petzold, 05 Dec 2024 23:31
Who doesn't like protons? (Image Source: Stephen Pereyra)

Planet friendly proton batteries join the roster for lithium-ion alternatives

Researchers at USNW Sydney have recently developed an organic battery cell with impressive capacity, fast charge times, and is environmentally friendly. As the supply of Lithium slowly shrinks, the necessity for alternatives grows...
Stephen Pereyra, 05 Dec 2024 04:25
Researchers develop method to 3D print EEG tattoos on heads for remote control of electronic devices. (Image source: Vasconcelos et al. in Cell Biomaterials)

Researchers 3D-print EEG tattoos on heads for mind control of VR simulations, remote robot piloting, and mind reading

3D-printed electroencephalography head tattoos eliminate the need to wear traditional EEG caps while controlling computers by thought. Users benefit from reduced bulk and discomfort, and longer EEG usability.
David Chien, 03 Dec 2024 09:21
Functional complexes in polymers replicate the process of natural photosynthesis. (Image source: K.Okeyoshi/JAIST)

Artificial photosynthesis produces hydrogen with the help of nanoparticles

Researchers in Japan have developed a method for breaking down water into hydrogen and oxygen, in which natural sunlight alone serves as the energy source. Even nature could learn something from the method's efficiency.
Mario Petzold, 28 Nov 2024 21:56
Flying like today, only electrically? Hard to imagine with existing technology. (Image source: pixabay)

New battery technology promises an additional 621 miles for electric cars and enough power for electric planes

Instead of just making lithium-sulfur batteries more durable, a new breakthrough in battery chemistry has resulted in increased charge and discharge rates, which could give electric mobility a much-needed boost.
Mario Petzold, 28 Nov 2024 21:27
BeaverLab Tech opens Kickstarter campaign for its Darwin MX Pro touchscreen microscope. (Image source: BeaverLab on Kickstarter)

BeaverLab Tech launches Kickstarter for Darwin MX Pro microscope with 2,200x magnification and 9-inch touchscreen powered by Android 13

BeaverLab Tech has introduced a feature-packed, touchscreen digital microscope with 100x to 2,200x magnification, RGB specimen staining, Wi-Fi screen sharing, 3-axis stage adjustment, and 6-hour rechargeable battery on Kickstarter...
David Chien, 28 Nov 2024 02:35
Brain affected by Alzheimer's (Image source: Generated using DALL·E 3)

Alzheimer's drug Simufilam fails to meet trial expectations, Cassava Sciences stock takes major hit

Expected with high hopes by all those affected by Alzheimer's and investors alike, the Phase 3 trial of Cassava Sciences' proprietary small molecule Simufilam failed to deliver the anticipated results. As a direct consequence, the...
Codrut Nistor, 26 Nov 2024 16:44
Gas stoves: Pollutants such as particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide can damage health (Image source: Dall-e / AI)

Gas stoves: 40,000 annual deaths and hundreds of thousands cases of childhood asthma suspected

Gas stoves are linked to 40,000 deaths a year in Europe alone - and tens of thousands more each year in the US. Similar to smoking cigarettes, the health risk of cooking with gas is significantly underestimated. A new study reveal...
Nicole Dominikowski, 24 Nov 2024 13:29
SpaceX's Starship on the launch pad. (Image source: SpaceX)

SpaceX: Sixth Starship flight successful with minor difficulties

The sixth test flight of the Starship prototype was almost flawless, only the booster failed to be captured as planned. Donald Trump travelled to Texas in person to witness the spectacular launch of the SpaceX rocket.
Alexander Pensler, 20 Nov 2024 12:30
Researchs at Tokyo University develop contact-free method for measure important health indicators. (Image source: Circulation)

University of Tokyo researchers prototype optical measurement of blood pressure and glucose levels

University of Tokyo researchers have prototyped a new method for measuring blood pressure, hypertension, and blood glucose levels using only an optical camera. This opens the door to pain-free measurements of important indicators ...
David Chien, 18 Nov 2024 07:29
This piece of smart clothing comes equipped with multiple sensors (Image source: Textile school)

Smart fabrics: Improving athletic performance, one drop of sweat at a time

CheckMag Smart fabrics come in many shapes and sizes. Some pieces of smart clothing are impregnated with various sensors for performance tracking and comfort control; other options never get sweaty or have other unique superpowers. This li...
Nafisa Nazneen Choudhury, 14 Nov 2024 23:34
Surgical robot masters basic procedures through video learning (Image source: Maximalfocus, Unsplash)

Surgical robot masters basic procedures through video learning, matches human precision

Johns Hopkins researchers have created a surgical robot that learns basic procedures simply by watching videos of human surgeons. Using AI similar to ChatGPT, the da Vinci system can now perform basic surgical tasks with human-lev...
Nathan Ali, 14 Nov 2024 19:26
The paper-based wearable that provides sustained high-efficiency power output through moisture capture. (Image source: Seokheun “Sean” Choi)

Wearable tech gets a boost with newly developed paper-based power generators

Researchers at SUNY Binghamton have developed a paper-based moist-electric generator for disposable wearables. It uses ambient moisture to generate power for a more sustainable and eco-friendly solution.
Anubhav Sharma, 09 Nov 2024 14:53
Researchers develop battery-free power solution using body's natural RF energy (Image source: Nadine E, Unsplash)

New RF technology potentially eliminates the need for wearable batteries

Imagine powering your wearable devices just by touching them to your skin. Carnegie Mellon researchers have developed "Power-over-Skin," a technology that harvests the body's natural RF energy to run small electronics without batt...
Nathan Ali, 07 Nov 2024 05:49
Meta unveils advanced tactile sensing technology for next-generation robotics (Image source: Meta)

Meta's new robotic touch sensors can detect forces smaller than a paperclip

Meta's AI research team unveils a new touch-sensing technology for robotics, including an artificial fingertip that can detect forces smaller than a paperclip's weight. The innovations could revolutionize how robots interact with ...
Nathan Ali, 03 Nov 2024 08:17
Researchers develop novel memory cell for next-generation AI computing (Image source: Tyler Daviaux, Unsplash)

Novel light-based memory cell stores and processes data with 1000 times more durability

Scientists have developed a memory cell that combines storage and computing using light and magnetic fields. The durability of the device is 1,000 times better than previous technologies and it can store multiple values per cell, ...
Nathan Ali, 03 Nov 2024 07:58
Novel thermoelectric textile technology converts body heat into electricity (Image source: Chalmers)

Silk-based smart textile converts body heat into electricity

Swedish researchers have developed a revolutionary silk-based textile that harvests electricity from body heat, potentially offering a future where wearable devices may no longer require batteries. The durable, washable fabric cou...
Nathan Ali, 02 Nov 2024 07:28
Warm and insulated homes not only reduce CVD risks but also support broader health goals. (Image source: Dall-E)

How better insulation in Japanese homes reduced winter-related cardiovascular disease risks

Insulating homes in Japan has been found to reduce winter-related cardiovascular risks by maintaining warmer indoor temperatures. The study uncovered that insulation upgrades offset medical costs, possibly leading to an extended, ...
Anubhav Sharma, 01 Nov 2024 20:03
Revolutionary quantum optical storage could enable 1000 times denser data storage than conventional discs (Image source: Google)

Quantum storage breakthrough could enable 1000x higher data density

University of Chicago researchers have achieved a breakthrough in quantum-based optical storage using rare earth elements and quantum defects, potentially enabling 1000x higher storage density than current technologies.
Nathan Ali, 30 Oct 2024 02:37
Samsung accelerates Selector-Only Memory development with AI-driven material screening (Image source: Samsung)

Samsung's computational approach zeroes in on 18 chalcogenide materials for next-gen SOM memory

Samsung's computational approach may have unlocked the key to next-gen memory. By simulating over 4,000 chalcogenide material combinations, they've narrowed it down to 18 promising candidates for real-world Selector-Only Memory (S...
Nathan Ali, 28 Oct 2024 17:19
Diamond dust could cool Earth by 1.6°C new study suggests (Image source: DALL·E 3)

Diamond dust geoengineering could cool Earth by 1.6°C at a $200 trillion cost

Diamond dust could be the ultimate shield against global warming, outperforming other materials in reflecting sunlight and avoiding acid rain. But with a $200 trillion price tag through 2100, this ambitious geoengineering solution...
Nathan Ali, 28 Oct 2024 01:39
Novel DNA storage technique uses epigenetic "printing" to boost speed and cut costs (Image source: DALL·E 3)

DNA data storage breakthrough uses natural cell processes to write digital data

Scientists have developed a groundbreaking DNA data storage method using natural epigenetic processes instead of synthetic DNA creation. The technique achieved 97 percent accuracy in storing images and could make DNA data storage ...
Nathan Ali, 27 Oct 2024 17:35
Chinese scientists achieve world record with 42.02-tesla resistive magnet (Image source: DALL·E 3)

Chinese scientists develop magnet 800,000 times stronger than Earth's magnetic field

China's SHMFF resistive magnet achieves a record-breaking 42.02 tesla, surpassing previous records and opening new frontiers in materials science. The ultra-powerful magnet, 800,000 times stronger than Earth's field, enables resea...
Nathan Ali, 26 Oct 2024 18:56
Using targeted stimulation, researchers were able to greatly reduce bacterial growth on porcine skin models. (Image source: Dall-E)

Drug-free skin infection control: How this new patch uses electricity instead of antibiotics to fight bacteria

A bioelectronic patch uses mild electrical pulses to control Staphylococcus epidermidis by targeting its excitability under acidic skin conditions. The drug-free method suppresses biofilm formation, potentially serving as a safer ...
Anubhav Sharma, 24 Oct 2024 23:58
China Tianping-3 satellite launch on a Long March 6 rocket (Image source: Ourspace)

China launches a satellite trio for ground radar calibration and measurement

The Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology (SAST) started this week with a launch that placed into orbit three satellites. The purpose of the Tianping-3A (01), B (01), and B (02) satellites is to calibrate ground radar equipme...
Codrut Nistor, 23 Oct 2024 11:34
The US start-up Thorne has developed an AI-supported toilet camera that photographs excrements and assesses bowel health based on this. (Image source: DallE 3)

Artificial gut intelligence – AI analyzes stool and evaluates digestive health

The US start-up Throne has developed an AI-supported toilet camera that analyzes stool and urine samples and informs users whether they are drinking enough or how their digestion reacts to certain foods.
Marius Müller, 22 Oct 2024 19:09
Researchers confirm solar panels increase city temperature variations, resulting in higher wind speeds. (Image source: AI-generated with Dall-E-3)

Researchers find solar panels increase city temperatures and wind speeds

Researchers have found that solar panels increase city temperature variations, causing cities to be hotter during the day and colder during the night. At the same time, these larger temperature swings result in higher wind speeds ...
David Chien, 22 Oct 2024 07:41
(Image source: Mads Wang-Svendsen)

This smart 'E-nose' tech can detect spoiled meat, rotten fruit, and air contaminants with high accuracy

The Ant-nose, a single graphene oxide-coated antenna sensor, achieves 96.7% accuracy in detecting volatile organic compounds (VOCs), including isomers. It could be a simplified, low-cost solution for applications like food freshne...
Anubhav Sharma, 21 Oct 2024 16:40

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