AAR certified Atlas Railcar for transporting spent nuclear fuel
The Atlas railcar, capable of carrying up to 480,000 pounds, is the first to meet the AAR's stringent S-2043 standard for transporting radioactive material.
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Subway cave discovered on the Moon that may house a base for humans
The cavern is located 150 meters below the lunar surface, which offers natural protection against the extreme conditions of the lunar environment.
Iris Ceramica Group manufactures the first hydrogen-fueled ceramic tile
Improvements at the main plant included the installation of a blending system to combine natural gas with hydrogen.
Panama approves multi-million dollar project to build a biorefinery
The project is notable not only for its financial size, but also for its strategic location in Colón, an area that will become a…
Chang’e-6 mission research detected polonium and lunar radon gas
In a recent international collaboration, scientists from China and France have successfully completed a study to analyze the discovery of lunar polonium and radon…
HumanPlus robot observes and learns human skills
HumanPlus can execute tasks with a success rate of 60% to 100%, highlighting its high efficiency in various activities.
Dune style! Scientists create spacesuit that converts urine into drinking water
The system can recover up to 75% of the water from astronauts' urine, transforming it into drinkable water, which benefits the health of the…
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 suffered rare Starlink deployment failure
This failure ended a streak of 335 successful SpaceX launches, showing the first major failure since 2016.
ITER showed the “almost final appearance” of its platform
The photos were obtained through the use of drones and other aerial photography technologies.
Making “space bricks” from moon dust
A group of researchers implemented a step heating program and preheated the lunar regolith in vacuum to reduce potential problems.