Inspenet, September 12, 2023.
A special device on NASA’s Perseverance rover managed to generate the necessary amount of oxygen on Mars to keep an astronaut alive for a period of three hours. Through its MOXIE instrument, the rover has managed to transform carbon dioxide into oxygen.
Inspenet, September 11, 2023.
The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) announced the implementation of drastic measures to preserve water and address the growing drought that could threaten the continuity of maritime traffic through its route.
Inspenet, September 11, 2023.
Inspenet, your global network of knowledge and professional projection, invites you to the third discussion panel entitled: “New technologies that provide solutions to the energy sector”, which will introduce you to the latest trends and developments in the energy sector and will help you understand how Technology is shaping the future of energy.
Inspenet, September 11, 2023.
The Spanish technology center Ceit, in collaboration with the companies Ingeteam, Enerocean, Plocan and Lurederra, has started the HarshMoP project, which aims to develop solutions to address the deterioration in “offshore” platforms that operate on the high seas.
Inspenet, September 11, 2023.
H2Fly, a Stuttgart-based company specializing in hydrogen propulsion systems for electric aircraft, has successfully announced the completion of the world’s first piloted flight of an electric aircraft powered by liquid hydrogen.
Inspenet, September 11, 2023.
Japan launched a lunar exploration space probe using a self-made H-IIA rocket and they hope this mission will take them to the Moon in early 2024. Its main objective is to test extremely precise landing technology using a light probe.
Inspenet, September 10, 2023.
EDP’s Energy Starter program is looking for the most innovative startups in the field of electricity networks of the future. Those startups that are selected will have the opportunity to collaborate with experts who will offer their knowledge and advice on the execution of pilot projects and business development.
Inspenet, September 10, 2023.
Scientists at Bangor University in Wales have created an innovative technology called Trisofuel that uses extremely small nuclear fuel cells. These tiny batteries have the potential to provide the power required for future bases on the Moon.
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