Don't bet on a hydrogen car anytime soon? Think again. Source: The Washington Post
Far from being a tailpipe dream, hydrogen may prove to be our savior from greenhouse gases, air pollution and dependence of foreign oil. Indeed, decades from now George W. Bush may be remembered primarily for his unflinching support for hydrogen.
New survey finds 22 of the earliest galaxiesSource: msnbc.com
A new survey has found 22 of the earliest galaxies to form in the universe, confirming the age of one at just 787 million years after the theoretical Big Bang.
Buffett Bets Big on Railroads' FutureSource: The New York Times
Did Warren Buffett just corner the railroad market? Nah. He says he bought Burlington Northern Santa Fe because he likes to play with trains.
Japanese company demos hydrogen-powered electric bikeSource: CrunchGear
One thing is clear: Japan loves electric bikes. And now Tokyo-based Iwatani is presenting a model [JP] that's powered by hydrogen. It isn't exactly the prettiest vehicle out there, but the so-called Hydrogen Bicycle is ecological (it doesn't emit any CO2).
Experts: Terror suspect could have killed scoresSource: msnbc.com
The Afghan immigrant accused of buying large quantities of hair dye and nail polish remover to make explosives had the goods to kill scores of people in New York, according to former FBI experts.
Hydrogen Technology Steams AheadSource: ScienceDaily
Hydrogen is widely considered to be a potential replacement for fossil fuels, but it is costly to extract. There are also often high levels of greenhouse gases emitted during conventional methods of production.
Feathered fuel tank soaks up hydrogenSource: OregonLive.com
The gas tank of the future may be full of chicken feathers.
Engineers have discovered a way to store large amounts of hydrogen fuel using carbonized downy fluff, which could help pave the way to clean, green cars.
40-MPG, 450-Horsepower Hydrogen Scorpion Unveiled | AutopiaSource: Wired News
A Texas startup has finally pulled the wraps off its 40-mpg, 450-horsepower Scorpion roadster, a hand-built hydrogen-burning "eco-exotic" that is sexier than Angelina Jolie and has the performance to provide more grins than nitrous oxide.
Designing Small Fuel Cells for HomesSource: Design World
Fuel cells offer many advantages, like cheap electricity, heat, and environmental cleanliness. Here's how one company designed them small enough to use in a home.
Hydrogen Produced from Aluminium and WaterSource: thefutureofthings.com
Scientists at Pennsylvania State University and Virginia Commonwealth University are producing hydrogen by exposing clusters of aluminum atoms to water.
Weathering Climate ChangeSource: Technology Review
Ralph J. Cicerone, one of the nation's leading experts on climate change, is an atmospheric chemist who has made major contributions to understanding ozone depletion and the behavior of greenhouse gases.
Soviets Stole Bomb Idea From U.S., Book SaysSource: The New York Times
Now, a new book says Moscow acquired the secret of the hydrogen bomb not from its own scientists but from an atomic spy at the Los Alamos weapons lab in New Mexico.
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Free Heat Aplenty in Innovative 'Passive Houses'Source: The New York Times
Using ultrathick insulation and complex doors and windows, the architect engineers a home encased in an airtight shell, so that barely any heat escapes and barely any cold seeps in.
Man-Made Sun :: A New Era of EnergySource: thestandard.com.hk
It is science's star experiment: an attempt to create an artificial sun on Earth - and provide an answer to the world's impending energy shortage.
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