SpaceX’s Polaris Dawn: First-Ever Commercial Spacewalk on the Horizon
Polaris Dawn will include the first invasive measurement of cerebrospinal fluid pressure in space, performed by Scott Poteet.
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Startup creates artificial light spheres capable of producing more energy than a solar panel
WAVJA solar spheres can be up to 30 times smaller than conventional solar panels, but produce up to 7.5 times more energy.
NASA seeks to create space habitats with fungi
Habitats could be "grown" using dormant fungi, which, with the addition of water, would grow to form fully functional refuges.
Flowcopter participated in inaugural drone challenge in Germany
This drone has a payload capacity of 100 kg and a range of 100 km, as a commercially competitive solution for heavy lift in…
ANYbotics organized the first ANYmal Global Research in Japan
ANYmal Research is a community that supports robotics research, backed by a large network of hundreds of researchers from leading institutions around the world.
Microsoft to open its third data center in Aragon
The initial phase of the new Microsoft data center in Aragon will involve an investment of 365.3 million euros and will generate 2,000 jobs…
Amazon recalls its Astro for Business robot 7 months after its launch
Astro for Business robots were priced at $2,350, with subscriptions that could reach up to an additional $99 per month for human assistance.
Hina Battery Unveils Massive Sodium-Ion Energy Storage System
The commissioning of the 100 MWh Datang Hubei power plant records the development and commercialization of this technology.
NASA Boeing crew members to talk about mission from space
Wilmore and Williams have been living and working on the ISS since June 6, collecting critical data for long-duration flights.
GT36 turbine: the invention that could provide green energy to all of Europe
A single GT36 superturbine can power more than 500,000 homes, equivalent to the demand of the entire city of Murcia.