Mercury Is Shrinking Faster Than Scientists Estimated - Here's What That Means
There's a lot we don't know about our solar system, but that means we're always learning new stuff, like how much weight our neighbors have lost.
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Texas's New Plastic Roads Could Solve A Big Problem With Heatwaves
Heatwaves lately are getting more an more brutal causing all kinds of problems, and Texas is tackling one of those problems head-on with plastic.
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What's The Difference Between Data Centers And Crypto Mining?
When it comes to large computing facilities, crypto mining and AI are what most people think of, but what's the difference between the two of them?
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Chinese Scientists Find Unexpected Solution To The Problem With Underwater Drones
The oceans are the last unexplored frontier on our planet, but when it comes to exploring them with drones and sonar, there's a bit of a problem.
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China's Mars Mission Is Set To Become A Space Milestone - Here's Why
In case you haven't been paying attention, there's a new space race going on, and if China's upcoming Mars mission is a success, they may be winning.
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What Does Alcohol Do To Your PC?
If you're familiar with PCs or electronics, you undoubtedly have a bottle of isopropyl alcohol somewhere, but the type of IPA you have is important.
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This Arizona Solar Farm Became An Unexpected Home For Dozens Of Burrowing Owls
Solar farms aren't just good at reducing our reliance on non-renewable energy, they can have a lot of secondary effects that are good as well.
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These Stone Domes In The UK Used To Serve An Unexpected Purpose In The '20s
The Abbot's Cliff Sound Mirror was erected in the 1920s, but you may be surprised to learn of the modern purpose the structure served.
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Using The Wrong Light Bulb In Your Bedroom Can Have An Unexpected Effect On Your Sleep
Getting good sleep is one of the best things you can do for your body, but if you're using the wrong light bulb, you could be sabotaging yourself.
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Scientists Turned Antarctic Ice Into The First Of Its Kind Particle 'Telescope'
This particle telescope, embedded in the Antarctic ice, gives scientists insight into important phenomena.
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Europe's Massive Offshore Wind Farms Could Create An Unexpected Weather Problem
As the European Union works to dramatically increase the number of offshore wind farms, it is facing an unexpected problem related to the weather.
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Cooling Pavements In Phoenix Could Come With An Unexpected Drawback
To combat high heat, Phoenix has started applying a sealant to pavement aimed at reducing surface temperatures. But it has one key drawback.
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Scientists Found An Unexpected Pattern In Mars' Atmosphere That Mirrors Earth
Besides Earth, Mars is the planet that we know the most about, but that doesn't mean there isn't more to discover; Mars can still surprise us.
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Is It Safe To Live Near Wind Turbines?
Despite their green reputation, there are some pretty strong opinions against wind energy out there, so are wind turbines safe to live around?
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This Concept Robot Sees Through Touch — Here's The Unexpected Animal That Inspired It
Technology takes inspiration from all kinds of places, most notably nature, and this robot prototype takes its inspiration from a tiny animal.
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German Solar Farms Keep Being Switched Off - Here's Why
Solar and wind energy is a fantastic way for countries to produce energy, but there are still some issues that need to be ironed out before they're perfect.
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Solar Farms In France Are Having An Alarming Effect On Bees And Butterflies
Solar and wind farms have both been having unexpected effects on the area around them, some being positive and some being negative for wildlife.
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A 7th-Grader From Texas Built An Underwater Robot To Study Local Water Health
To get a better handle on the health of local waterways, this 7th-grader from Texas built a robot capable of collecting data underwater for further study.
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Next-Gen Data Center Cooling Could Be Powered By Its Own Heat - Here's How
One of the biggest problems with data centers is the turmoil they cause on the environment and natural resources, but there may be a way to curb its draw.
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SpaceX's Starship 40 Shows Why Rocket Recovery Might Be Even Harder Than It Seems
With the recent successful intact splashdown of SpaceX's Starship 40, we're seeing just how challenging the recovery of these massive ships can be.
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This Next-Gen Alternative To Wind And Solar Is Coming To More States Soon
Given the consequences of greenhouse gas emissions, it's no wonder that many are embracing solar and wind power, but there is another alternative.
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Can Rooftop Solar Panels Survive A Hurricane?
Solar panels can be a great investment, but homeowners in hurricane territory may wonder if the panels can survive a big storm. Here's what you need to know.
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How Does Radiation Stay Inside Your Microwave?
The radiation inside a microwave oven isn't the same kind associated with X-rays, and a properly working machine keeps exposure well within safe limits.
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European Students Just Made The World's First Solar-Powered Ambulance
Bringing acute medical care to remote regions is a challenge, but a group of students may have an answer. Here's the latest on their solar-powered ambulance.
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This Startup Is Using Drones To Change The Weather For Solar Farms
Solar farms are great for the environment but they're at the mercy of clouds to work at peak efficiency, one start-up wants to take on the clouds.
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New Solar Farm Designs Aren't Just For Crops, They're Helping Workers Too
With this new approach to solar farm designs, both farmers' crops and their workers are seeing notable benefits during hot summer harvesting.
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A Set Of 'Silent' Speakers Had A Huge Impact On Wildlife Wind Turbine Collisions
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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