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- NASA's finally talking about UFOs with Americans. Here's what they sai... After decades of shrugging off UFO sightings, NASA has shifted from chief debunker of extraterrestrials to taking its first steps to formally investigate these mysteries of the sky. The U.S. space agency held a public meeting of the unidentified anomalous phenomena study team, an independent panel of 16 experts charged...
- Willmott Dixon to deliver DfE’s Sanctuary Buildings HQ refurbishment Willmott Dixon Interiors is extending its track-record for modernising the offices of key Government departments with a role to refurbish the Grade II listed Sanctuary Buildings in London that is home to the Department for Education (DfE). Previously the company created a modern new workspace for the Department of Health...
- The US doesn’t have a law mandating EV battery recycling. Should it? Eventually, a robust circular battery economy could all but eliminate the need to extract rare metals at all. Alyssa Pointer / The Washington Post via Getty ImagesRecycling batteries could reduce the need to mine critical minerals—but only if the packs are properly recovered. The post The US doesn’t have a...
- Perovskite Solar Cells Push Bounds of Efficiency. Tapping Their Potential Will B... So-called perovskite panels can boost electricity-conversion rates far beyond silicon alone, but they face obstacles to commercialization....
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- Italy's Enel Announces Oklahoma Site for $1B Solar Panel Plant Construction is expected to begin this fall but to date no designer or contractor has been named....
- Every drop of the Colorado River counts. So what about evaporation? A bathtub ring seen above the waterline around Lake Powell was created during drought that reduced the flow of the Colorado River on April 15, 2023. RJ Sangosti/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty ImagesThe biggest reservoirs on the Colorado River are disappearing. But the issue of evaporation is not so...
- Liven up your outdoor space with these $11 solar string lights TL;DR: Snag a 16-foot set of 20 LED colored crystal ball solar lights for just $10.97 (reg. $12.99) through May 28 — that's a savings of 15% for one day only.Beautiful weather is finally hitting the nation, and you may be eager to spend time outside. You might also be jazzing...
- Plant-covered roofs could help chill Brazil’s heat-stricken favelas Favela do Alemao in Rio de Janeiro. Low-income urban communities like these tend to lack greenery and are more likely to face extreme heat than their wealthier or more rural counterparts. Ratao Diniz/Brazil Photos/LightRocket via Getty ImagesHow one group in Rio de Janeiro teamed up with researchers to adapt green...
- Zero-emission steel lays a foundation for progress Zero-emission steel lays a foundation for the next era of human progress Dek: The steel industry is at an inflection point as the global climate crisis looms. One company is rising to the challenge by introducing the first-ever zero-emission form of the material. From the ancient Hittites’ early experiments with forging iron...
- Electric cars are better for the environment, no matter the power source An Ioniq 6 electric vehicle. HyundaiExperts say that across the board, EVs are a win compared to similar gas-powered vehicles. The post Electric cars are better for the environment, no matter the power source appeared first on Popular Science....
- Gitai wants to build a robotic labor force for the moon and Mars There is a groundswell of commercial space initiatives focused on the moon, with established companies and newer upstarts all seeking to transform that cold, grey rock into a thriving hub for scientific and industrial activity. But that future will likely be impossible without a suite of robotic helpers. Tokyo-based startup...