Hydrogen-Powered Fuel Cell Trains Can Make Rail Travel Sustainable
Trains powered with hydrogen fuel cells don’t emit noxious gases, not even carbon dioxide and they pose to transform rail travel.
Keshub G
Futuristic Installation ‘Portal’ Connects Two European Cities To Uplift Communities From Isolation
Residents of a town in Lithuania, Vilnius and Lublin, a town in Poland, are now able to communicate with each other in real-time through a "Portal".
Exploring Acadia National Park: Best Sights and Activities You Should Know
Acadia National Park is situated in Maine & is a stunning escapade for travelers who love water.
Texas Leads the Renewable Energy Charge As it Overtakes California in Utility-Scale Solar
As per a new report by Climate Central, American states like Texas and Oklahoma are leading the path in generating renewable wind and solar energy.
Plectrum: Lazzarini’s Hydrofoil Superyacht Powered by Hydrogen
Lazzarini Design Studio has showcased their latest superyacht concept, the Plectrum, with hydrofoil technology.
The Glyphosate Tragedy: The Disturbing Truth About Roundup and Our Food System
Glyphosate, is a popular herbicide known as Roundup and available everywhere, is a story of corporate misdoing.
SpaceX Falcon 9 To Launch Sixth Crew To International Space Station After An Initial Delay
On Monday i.e. February 27, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is set to launch from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 1:45 am (0645 GMT).
Rahul Somvanshi
Tourist Fined & Banned from all US National Parks for Misadventure at the Joshua Tree Indigenous site
A 34-year-old man from Minneapolis, Alexander Lee Demko, has been fined $540 and also banned from all US National Parks for one year because he allegedly climbed into an ancient cave in
Satellite Imagery & Drones Used To Discover A 1200 Year Old Wari Temple In Peru
Archaeologists have discovered a Wari D-shaped temple complex in south of Peru that predates 1,200 years back.
MIT Alumni Build Zero-Emissions Semi-Truck Powered by Sustainable Ammonia Fuel
A start-up by four MIT Ph.D. Graduates, Amogy, has successfully tested a zero-emissions semi-truck powered by sustainable ammonia fuel.