Last mirror segment of the world’s largest telescope delivered
The ELT's M1 mirror, composed of 798 hexagonal segments, will capture millions of times more light than the human eye.
Ruth Arteaga
I am a civil engineer and I work in the writing area. I have a deep passion for civil works. I constantly seek to update myself on new engineering technologies to integrate them into my work, since my main interest is exploring how innovations in the industrial sector can improve and transform the world.
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Chinese scientists invent direct seawater electrolysis with floating platforms
The most striking feature of the study is the ability of the floating platform to effectively electrolyze seawater.
NASA initiates studies to improve comfort in air cabs
NASA simulator allows researchers to assess flight realism from virtual vertiports in San Francisco
Millions of metric tons of rare metals found in Tokyo
The amount of nickel discovered is sufficient to supply Japan's consumption for 75 years.
API lawsuit seeks to repeal new fuel efficiency standards
The proposed fuel economy improvement could save drivers more than $600 over the life of their vehicles.
New platform built to develop green hydrogen projects in Spain
Renewco and INDHO seek to develop 1 GW of green hydrogen projects over the next five years.
Los Angeles Harbor Police orders new state-of-the-art patrol vessel
The new catamaran incorporates a "green bow" design that improves stability and fuel efficiency, a first for the Los Angeles Harbor Police fleet.
Maersk opens first low-emission warehouse in Denmark
The roof of the warehouse is completely covered with solar panels and the surplus energy generated is fed into the local power grid.
HammerDrum has created an automated drilling robot.
HammerDrum technology makes it possible to drill deep holes in a space as small as the equivalent of two parking spaces.
Panama Canal improved the passage of ships after rains
The increase in depth of the Panama Canal to 48 feet will facilitate the passage of larger, more heavily laden vessels.
First U.S. electric tugboat to run on ABB propulsion
The eWolf can operate a full day on a single charge, eliminating the need for more than 30,000 gallons of diesel annually and significantly reducing emissions.
Low-carbon ammonia facility to be built in Abu Dhabi
The plant will produce ammonia with 50% lower carbon intensity in its first phase, highlighting Abu Dhabi's commitment to sustainability.