High-speed lab tests reveal why solar panels crack from hail at the edges first, and how little energy it actually takes.
Discover how astronomers unraveled a 170-year mystery around the 70 Ophiuchi AB star system, revealing the true nature of its ...
Fifteen volunteers spent 40 days in a French cave with no daylight or clocks, and their internal body clocks drifted so far ...
A truck hauling 15,000 live crabs tipped into a ditch near the Irish coast, and an overnight hand recovery saved 95 percent ...
A group of 54 robotic paddles can sense temperature, pump water toward warmer or cooler regions, and collectively reshape ...
Off a Swedish island, 180 hollow concrete cubes sit beside turbine foundations, and separate flume tests show the shape cuts ...
Witness the stunning transformation of Pennsylvania's Pine Creek Gorge, once called the 'Pennsylvania Desert,' now vibrant ...
The State of New York has opened a funding scheme for offshore wind developments in order to accelerate predevelopment stages ...
A Texas highway near Dallas was repaved with asphalt made partly from shredded plastic bags, and researchers are tracking ...
A Maldives resort reached up to 90% renewable electricity by combining floating solar panels, battery storage, and a strategy ...
Intake gates at a South Dakota hydropower dam gain about 25,000 pounds of zebra mussels a year, and crews now scrape three ...
The world's largest mechanical haul truck weighs 1.5 million pounds and was always cut into 8 pieces to move. Then a jacking ...
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