New state of matter unlocks a secret of perovskite solar cells
By turning their tools to perovskite crystals scientists have discovered unexpected behavior that represents an entirely new state of matter, which they say can help drive the development of advanced solar cells and other optical and electronic devic
How to Design a Natural Disaster-Resistant Home
If you live in an area prone to natural disasters this article offers advice on how to design a natural disaster-resistant home. It's only natural that we expect to feel safe and secure in our homes.
Make Your Own Compost (JOSH'S EASY METHOD
Composting can seem like a mystery. Some people throw everything in a pile and let it break down over time, on the other spectrum, some folks get very technical with ratios, temperature and timing.
Backyard Independence
It's nice that most of us can now buy food again while showing our faces, again. But the past going-on-two-years ought to have taught us what could happen again.
Cashing Them Out
There are two problems with the Holy Jab – beyond the risks (including of death) people assume when they receive their Anointing.
Interview 1639 – James Corbett on the Human Extinction Event
In the latest edition of the ongoing "James Corbett redpills the normies" series (see, for example, this conversation with Thaddeus Russell and this conversation with Takota Coen), James talks to Jim Goddard of the mainstream "This Week in Mone
Smart bandage would use light to indicate infections
While it's important to check wounds for infections, removing the dressing in order to do so can be disruptive to the healing process. A new smart bandage could help, by "glowing" in a certain way if an infection is beginning.
Aluminum Ion Batteries Has Interesting Research
Australian University is partnering to commercialize aluminium ion batteries which can charge up to 70 times faster, had a more efficient and longer life and were more sustainable than lithium-ion.
China Lands Mars Rover After "Nine Minutes Of Terror"
Until Friday, the China National Space Administration (CNSA) was very secretive about landing plans for its Mars rover. Then the China Association for Science and Technology (CAST) chief adviser of Interplanetary Exploration Ye Peijian announced in a
Cellular Imaging from Phonon Imaging on a Fiber Probe
Researchers at the University of Nottingham have developed an ultrasonic imaging system, which can be deployed on the tip of a hair-thin optical fibre, and will be insertable into the human body to visualise cell abnormalities in 3D.