One of the common arguments against reusable energy sources is the impact they have on wildlife, but scientists and engineers are designing protective features.
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Amid back-to-back years of record-setting heat, utility companies are increasingly looking for ways to reduce power demand at peak usage times.
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The United States already has an academy for the Army, Navy, and Air Force, so it makes sense that NASA would also have an academy for potential astronauts.
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In Europe, the wind turbine industry is working to reduce the pollution of fiberglass turbine blades with a high-tech version of wooden blades.
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Wind turbines that are portable could be used in a variety of settings. One company is making a mini-turbine that is completely portable.
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Wind turbine blades eventually wear out, and they're notoriously tough to recycle. But one European town found a clever use for old wind turbine blades.
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The things we build can have a direct consequence on the natural world, such is the case with bugs in Israel that are caught in a dangerous cycle.
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NASA's new Roman space telescope boasts advanced capabilities that might finally answer questions about dark energy after decades of debate.
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Elon Musk's SpaceX company is sinking a cool $100 billion into turning a Louisiana marsh into its own equivalent of Florida's Kennedy Space Center.
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Bird deaths are often used as an argument against wind power. Data from the U.S. and Germany shows why that argument needs more context than it gets.
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Solar and wind farms in Europe have recently experienced an unexpected issue that has led certain countries to shut them down at certain times.
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Wind turbine blades are usually made of composite materials like fiberglass that aren't easily recycled. So what should we do with decommissioned blades?
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From Space Shuttle flights to ISS orbit, IBM's ThinkPad was the first laptop NASA used in space. See if this iconic '90s tech is still floating in space today.
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A solar farm planned for the California desert is causing controversy because its location will be detrimental to hatchlings of the endangered desert tortoise.
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Earth is getting hotter and we need to cool it down; one way to do that may be injecting reflective sulfur dioxide particles into the stratosphere.
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A team from Europe has proposed a rocket that is similarly sized to the Starship, but with a winged booster that can glide and be caught mid-air.
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Data centers are popping up all over the country. There are many reasons why people don't want to live near one, but are concerns about radiation valid?
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Physicists modeling what would happen if a photon were cut in half were surprised to find that it may in fact produce an infinite number of photons.
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Based on recent research, scientists are beginning to question whether it's blue light that's bad for sleep or it's the way we use our technology.
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China's new Unitree robot can outrun humans and jump two meters, showing how humanoid machines are starting to break records once held by people.
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When it comes to cancer, the treatment is often almost as bad as the disease, which is why a simple treatment for skin cancer is so promising.
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It's the world's leading countries' goal to produce more energy from renewable resources like solar and wind than nonrenewable sources that pollute the planet.
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Solar fields receive criticism for taking up land. One facility in Oregon is creating a corridor for migrating wildlife that goes right through its operations.
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A solar facility in Ohio is using part of its 1,500 acres as a bee sanctuary, contracting with a local organization to create a home for 3 million bees.
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Soft robotics designs objects out of pliable or elastic materials that can bounce back into shape easily, and often imitate or replicate biology.
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Science is built on making assumptions and then testing those assumptions, and sometimes the testing part has a bit of a delay from the assumption.
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In the middle of one of the greatest climate emergencies Europe has ever faced, new renewable energy facilities are step in the right direction.
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