Lunar Dreams Come True – NASA Moon Mission Off This August
Fifty-three years after Neil Armstrong became the first human to walk on the moon, NASA is gearing up to launch the Artemis I Moon Mission at the end of August, which will pen the next…
BLM Approves Oberon Solar Project in California
The Oberon Solar project was able to begin construction after receiving final approval from the Bureau of Land Management Palm Springs (BLM) – South Coast Field Office. With this project, the United States is setting…
Graphene Electronic Tattoo Offers Highly Accurate, Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring
Scientists have developed temporary graphene-based electronic tattoos that can monitor a patient’s blood pressure continuously. E-tattoo can be worn on the wrist and unlike standard blood pressure cuffs, can help monitor continuous blood pressure measurements.…
World’s First 100% Renewable Mobile Nanogrid Introduced
Sesame Solar, a Michigan-based energy system developer, said in June that it has successfully produced the world’s first 100% renewable nanogrids. After five years of development, the launch is one of the breakthrough moments in…
Understanding Class A Ovens
Do you process flammable solvents or products with combustible vapors at your company?If you do and you’re not using a Class A oven that meets NFPA 86 Standards, you’re courting disaster. Failing to use a…
China Tests Technology To Transmit Solar Power From Space
The concept of solar power transmission from space is not surprising, but it has remained theoretical for a long time. Humanitarian efforts, on the other hand, are making the seemingly impossible viable. Bloomberg reported on…
Pentagon Backs SpaceX Military Spacecraft’s Development
According to a June 20 internal US military report, the Pentagon and SpaceX have entered into a strategic agreement to build a “military spaceship” Starship in accordance with the Pentagon’s new plan. The spaceship will…
Biocompatible Plastics in the Medical Industry
Biocompatible plastics aren’t the next big thing in healthcare. They’re here now, and they’re paying off for everyone involved in healthcare. More and more manufacturers are using these plastics to produce medical devices and packaging.…
