Engineering: Technology, News & Trends
Groundbreaking New Jet Engine Generates Thrust Directly from Electricity
The global reliance on fossil fuels, particularly in transportation, has severe consequences for the environment and public health. Fossil fuels are a latest...
The UK Ministry of Defense Successfully Tested A New Weapon That Can Shoot Down Drone Swarms at A Low Cost
Recently, the UK Ministry of Defense announced that its new anti-drone laser weapon passed a key test. The laser weapon successfully shot down...
French EPR Nuclear Reactor Put into Operation
The first nuclear reactor in France in 25 years, EDF’s Flamanville EPR nuclear reactor, has been connected to the French national grid and...
The US Government Plans to Provide A $225 Million Subsidy for Bosch’s California Wafer Fab Renovation Project
According to the latest announcement from the US Department of Commerce, the US government has reached a non-binding preliminary cooperation with Bosch on...
The Three Major Challenges of the U.S. Lunar Return Program
The United States’ Artemis Program, designed to return astronauts to the Moon, has faced significant delays and challenges, pushing back its timeline by...
2025 is the Quantum Computing Advances from Physical Qubits to Logical Qubits
Quantum computing has long been a subject of fascination and excitement, promising to solve complex problems far beyond the capabilities of classical computers....
Road to The Moon Faces Hurdles: U.S. Lunar Mission Delayed Again
Bill Nelson, the administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), announced that the manned lunar mission of Artemis 2, which was...
5 Free 3D Design Software for 3D Printing Beginners
Nowadays, 3D printing is no longer an unfamiliar term, and many people have even owned the first 3D printer in their lives. With...
Air Leak Poses Structural Failure Risk to International Space Station
As human space technology continues to advance, the International Space Station (ISS) serves as an important platform for human exploration, carrying the mission...
The Launch of the First Wooden Satellite: a New Milestone for Japan in Space
The Cosmic Wood Research Laboratory of Kyoto University said on Nov. 5 that LignoSat, the world’s first wood-shelled artificial satellite developed by the...
