TECH & INNOVATION

The Powers of You Favorite Superhero is As Real As The Science Behind Them

TECH & INNOVATION 01.09.2020 03:10 AM

Nobody can claim that they never dreamt of having the superpowers of their favorite superheroes. In at least one point of time, you wished to be able to fly, run fast, or be invisible. But did you know that you can, if you'll take time to understand the science behind it?

Breast Cancer Is Detected Better With AI Machine and More Accurate Than Human Doctors

01.08.2020 03:55 AM

Use of machine AI to detect breast can is better and less prone to error. Compared to specialists who might make the wrong diagnosis for patients,

The Age of Robots and The Upcoming Robotics Trends To Expect This 2020

01.08.2020 03:51 AM

In 2020, increased automation will signal the age of the robot and robotic trends to come. (Photo : appliedchaosdynamicscontrolassociation. net)In 2020, increased automation will signal the age of the robot and robotic trends to come.

Will Archaic Biplane Designs Cancel Supersonic Shockwaves Better Than Single-Wing Designs?

01.08.2020 03:45 AM

The resurrection of archaic biplane design for faster than sound, future supersonic aircraft is ongoing. Once all the technical problems are solved, the next generation of sonic aircraft will fly the skies.

Missions to Space, One Small Step and a Big Leap for Mankind in 2020

01.07.2020 04:32 AM

In 2020, there will be high profile space missions that will begin a new decade in space exploration.

ICESat-2 and Its Contribution in Understanding Climate Change

01.07.2020 03:54 AM

ICESat-2 has harvested more data than its predecessor and it helps scientists, big time. Satellite launching -- especially those that are observing Earth -- is not exactly news unless of course, the satellites are from private companies like SpaceX or Boeing so when NASA's observation satellite ICESat-2 was launched last September 2018, it was regarded as just another day at work.

Science and Environment Went Big in 2019, Paving the Future for More Amazing Events

01.07.2020 01:19 AM

In the year 2019, the big news in science and environment was a treasure trove of amazing events. These will set the pace in 2020 and the years to come.

AI and Robotics are Driving the Stage With Better Solar Cells and Advanced Technologies

01.06.2020 07:15 AM

The biggest game-changers for scientists in material science will be robotics and AI. Use of it, will be very efficient and have advantages for solar tech and other technologies.

NASA Unveils The Mars 2020 Rover -- Looking Forward in Hosting the First Human Mission to Mars

01.06.2020 03:26 AM

There is no stopping humans in exploring space. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration ended the decade with the unveiling the Mars 2020 rover which is scheduled to set off to Mars.

Engineers, Scientists May Have Found the Secret to Contain the Power of a Star in Tokamaks

01.06.2020 00:34 AM

Research by scientists and engineers might have panned out, using boron to contain super-heated plasma. In the future, tokamaks will be made to contain the power of a star to provide power for a long time.

4 Significant Ways E-commerce will Change in the Future

01.03.2020 10:53 AM

There are so many advancements and technologies in the past few years and e-commerce continue to be on the forefront of change, conquering new territories and extending its influence worldwide.

Hydroponics Farming Is the Next-Gen Food Production Technology

01.02.2020 08:41 AM

Hydroponics farming will be the next wave of food production because it will prove to advantageous with the loss of land and rich soil.

Fifty-Year-Old Moon Dirt to Reveal New Data After NASA Scientists' Analysis

01.02.2020 07:47 AM

NASA will be studying fifty-year old moon dirt with better tools to hopefully change the way we see the moon.

6 Mishaps in Space Missions That Are Not Complete Failures

01.02.2020 07:33 AM

They may crash hard but these space agencies are not giving up on space missions. Spaceflight is not always about success. Sometimes, a slight change in calculations can send spacecraft crashing but if there is a silver lining in these failed missions, it's that astronomers and engineers have improved their theories in creating spacecraft that will eventually complete their mission.

Getting the Most Out of a Beginner’s Telescope

01.01.2020 12:20 PM

An entry-level telescope for amateur stargazing is a popular gift during the holiday season. Those who recently received one are probably eager to give it a try. However, assuming they're inexperienced with how to operate their new telescope, it's important to learn a few fundamentals.

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