Hell's Kitchen may be the most provocatively named clean energy project in America, and it might also be the one that finally breaks the U.S. free from its dependence on foreign lithium — by pulling ...
The factory-stock Lotus Emeya 900 just demolished a purpose-built, track-prepped Tesla at Sepang by over seven seconds — and that gap is far more embarrassing for Tesla than the headline suggests. The ...
Japan Airlines just threw its weight behind JetZero's Z4, a manta-ray-shaped, 250-seat aircraft with no traditional fuselage that promises to burn 30 to 50% less fuel than anything flying today — and ...
Turkey just built an unmanned submarine that doesn't scout for the fleet — it is the fleet, and the distinction matters more than most people realize. Tengiz carries the same full-size 533mm torpedoes ...
Gold mining is mostly a business of moving dirt. The pits are enormous, the haul trucks are enormous, and the metal hiding ...
By now, sheep on a solar farm barely count as a surprise. They crop the grass low, wedge into the strips a mower can't reach, ...
Aston Martin just unveiled a life-size military SUV in New York that you will never be able to buy, own, or even touch — it exists exclusively inside Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. The surprising ...
Almost every wind turbine you have driven past sits on a steel tube. It is the part nobody photographs and the part nobody ...
Most fights over a wind farm sound the same. Neighbors object to the look of the towers on a ridgeline, or the low hum, or the aircraft lights blinking after ...
Principality Stadium just quietly installed the largest solar array at any UK sports venue — 3,296 panels craned over rugby's most iconic roof — and almost nobody noticed until summer made the numbers ...
London is sitting on 3 terawatt-hours of free heat every single year — enough to warm the City of London plus half of Westminster — and right now every last BTU of it is being vented straight into the ...
Gillian, a 4,400-ton tunneling machine wider than a basketball court, is now crawling alone 148 feet beneath Melbourne — and the reason her twin stopped early tells a story the project's official ...
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