Dismantling of Subsea Infrastructure Begins in Brazil
Engineering teams begin dismantling a large underwater structure in Brazilian waters
Isbel Lázaro
Industrial engineer, entrepreneur and copywriter with several years of experience in the digital world. A fan of reading and creative writing. Isbel has always been fascinated by topics related to the ocean and the mysteries of the universe. She has been part of the Inspenet team as a news editor since 2023.
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Learn about the NASA project that converts images of the universe into music
Inspenet, December 24, 2023. The project of converting images and data of the universe into sounds and music has been one of NASA's most fascinating projects over the years. Through the Chandra X-ray Center's sonifications website, you can experience what the Perseus cluster or the planetary nebula in the Vela constellation sounds like.
A new type of steel boosts the production of green hydrogen from seawater
Inspenet, December 24, 2023. A new initiative led by Professor Mingxin Huang of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) has developed an innovative type of steel with significant corrosion resistance, intended for the production of green hydrogen through the use of salt water, easily accessible in our oceans.
Hybrid Plane Completes 12-Hour Flight: A New Era in Aviation
A hybrid aircraft completes a record 12-hour flight, showcasing advancements in fuel efficiency and sustainable aviation technology.
Milestone! Methane-powered rocket puts satellites into orbit
Inspenet, December 21, 2023. A few days ago, LandSpace carried out the third launch of Zhuque-2, its rocket powered by liquid methane and oxygen (metalox). This event marked the first time in history that a Zhuque-2 successfully placed a payload into orbit.
French Company Unveils the Baguette One Rocket
The Baguette One rocket represents a new milestone in aerospace technology developed by a French company
Panama Canal will increase daily ship transit
Inspenet, December 18, 2023. The Panama Canal has announced that starting in January it will increase the number of daily transits to 24, for the benefit of its customers. Currently, the transit of 22 ships per day is allowed, distributed in 6 neopanamax and 16 panamax, as a restrictive measure due to the situation of Gatun Lake, which has unprecedented minimum levels, a product of the drought caused by the El Niño Phenomenon. .
Researchers Develop Self-Healing Anticorrosive Paint
A self-healing anticorrosive paint improves surface protection and extends material
18 MW wind turbine to be installed in the Sea of Japan
Inspenet, December 18, 2023. The three consortia chosen in the second phase of offshore wind energy auctions by the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) will use some of the largest and most powerful wind turbines available on the market: the Vestas V236-15 MW and the Haliade -X of 18 MW from GE.
Robotic Hand Developed for ReBeL Cobot
A new robotic hand enhances the ReBeL cobot’s precision and automation capabilities
New research examines corrosion at the atomic level
New TEM research uncovers corrosion behaviors at atomic precision.
Chinese Researchers Successfully Extract Uranium from Seawater
Researchers in China develop innovative technology to extract uranium from seawater, paving the way for sustainable energy production