Palscience

With the constant increase in oil price and the North Pole melting form global warming, scientists and researchers are working extremely hard to discover alternative and clean sources of energy to power our world. Bacteria, solar power, fossil fuel and Garbage are promising sources of future fuel and energy. Now, geothermal power (from the Greek [...]

The race continues for better mileage and the goal you know it, saving money. Nissan Motor Company announced a new system that will improve fuel efficiency by 5 to 10 percent. A meddling gas pedal may please many people, but also some people might reject the idea. Why? Well, the new system doesn’t allow people [...]

A researcher team form the University of Sheffield led by Dr Guido Sanguinetti, said that they one step closer to generate fuel from bacteria. Humans and any other living creatures, go through a complex sequence of chemical reactions that transforms nutrients into energy and waste. Yes its metabolism, bacteria also support themselves through their metabolism. [...]

Delta Air Lines which is based in Atlanta said that they would offer broadband wireless Internet access on their flights to customers by mid 2009. The carrier is partnered with Aircell “Communication Provider” to install the network on Delta’s domestic fleet of more than 330 aircraft. This is not a free service, you have to [...]

Is it possible to wash your clothes with only one cup of water? Xeros Ltds (which means dry in Greek) said yes you can, and this what we were working on for years.

Researchers at Leeds University whom designed the machine said, this new technology would reduced both water and energy consumption dramatically. The Xeros machine [...]

Many U.S companies have announced plans to build plants that would take in material like wood chips, garbage or crop waste and turn out motor fuels. With the insane increase of gas prices which reached over 130$ a barrel and gasoline above 4$ a gallon, the waste-to-fuel industry now is working to develop a new [...]

NASA has already awarded over 1.2 million to Li, Ron “Lowber B. Strange Designated Professor of civil and environmental engineering and geodetic science, to develop and new GPS-like system for the moon to help astronauts to navigate easily like people do on Earth.
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