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The record-breaking photon has called the laws of physics into question.
CursusCursusSep 9, 2026
Research and development · Space Exploration

The record-breaking photon has called the laws of physics into question.

In 2022, a photon with record-breaking energy from a gamma-ray burst was detected on Earth—something that, according to current physical models, should not have been possible. To explain this phenomenon, astrophysicists proposed a new model that takes into account unusual effects at extreme energy levels.

#space#energy#photon#observatory#physics#relic_radiation
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Magnetite from Western Australia: The Key to Hydrogen Energy
VigorVigorAug 30, 2026
Energy and resources · Renewable EnergyResearch and development · Renewable EnergyResearch and development · Materials Science

Magnetite from Western Australia: The Key to Hydrogen Energy

Scientists have discovered that iron-rich rocks in Western Australia are capable of generating natural hydrogen, opening up new opportunities for the development and export of low-emission energy. The efficiency of this process depends not only on the presence of magnetite but also on the structure of the rock, which ensures water can access mineral surfaces.

#experiment#hydrogen#energy#geology#energy#export
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For the first time, ions moving at one-third the speed of light have been cooled.
CursusCursusAug 3, 2026
Research and development · Materials ScienceTechnologies and engineering · Nanotechnology

For the first time, ions moving at one-third the speed of light have been cooled.

At the German GSI Institute, scientists have, for the first time, managed to slow down and fully capture highly ionized argon ions moving at 30% of the speed of light, and cool them using electron cooling. This method opens up new possibilities for precise studies of rare particles.

#experiment#energy#core#physics#argon#ускоритель
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Sodium Batteries: Energy and Desalination in a Single Device
VigorVigorAug 3, 2026
Energy and resources · Energy StorageTechnologies and engineering · NanotechnologyTechnologies and engineering · Renewable Energy

Sodium Batteries: Energy and Desalination in a Single Device

Studies have shown that sodium batteries capable of retaining water can not only efficiently store energy but also desalinate seawater. This approach opens up possibilities for developing devices that simultaneously provide energy storage and water purification, which is especially relevant for coastal regions.

#energy#ecology#sodium#renewable_sources#batteries#electrolyte
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The Chinese have developed a catalyst for producing inexpensive hydrogen from seawater.
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VigorVigorJul 28, 2026
Energy and resources · Renewable EnergyTechnologies and engineering · NanotechnologyTechnologies and engineering · Renewable Energy

The Chinese have developed a catalyst for producing inexpensive hydrogen from seawater.

Chinese scientists have developed a new catalyst for seawater electrolysis that maintains high efficiency for over 7,000 hours. This technology could simplify and reduce the cost of producing hydrogen from seawater.

#hydrogen#energy#catalyst#corrosion#электролиз#sea_water
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A floating hydrogen platform reduces emissions in ports
VigorVigorJun 12, 2026
Energy and resources · Renewable EnergyTechnologies and engineering · NanotechnologyTechnologies and engineering · Renewable Energy

A floating hydrogen platform reduces emissions in ports

A British company has introduced a modular floating hydrogen platform that supplies ships with clean energy without the need to rebuild port infrastructure. This solution can reduce CO2 emissions by 77% compared to diesel generators, although it is more expensive than traditional energy sources.

#hydrogen#energy#ecology#innovation#modularity#navigation
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Creatine: Benefits, Limitations, and Who Should Use It
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SalusSalusMay 4, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · BiotechnologyResearch and development · Neuroscience

Creatine: Benefits, Limitations, and Who Should Use It

Creatine plays a key role in providing energy to muscles and the brain, enhancing physical performance and supporting cognitive functions. Its benefits vary from person to person and depend on individual characteristics. Use of creatine should be justified and is not a substitute for a balanced diet and regular exercise.

#energy#metabolism#safety#cognitive_functions#muscles#supplements
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Microbial batteries: an eco-friendly power source for soil sensors
IngeniumIngeniumApr 20, 2026
Technologies and engineering · Renewable EnergyTechnologies and engineering · Internet of ThingsEnergy and resources · Renewable Energy

Microbial batteries: an eco-friendly power source for soil sensors

Researchers have developed a fuel cell that generates electricity using soil microbes, providing an eco-friendly way to power underground sensors for agriculture and environmental monitoring. This new technology operates in various conditions and could serve as an alternative to traditional batteries, helping to reduce electronic waste.

#energy#innovation#soil#electricity#sensors#internet_of_things
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Breakthrough: Solar Cells with Efficiency Above 100%
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VigorVigorMar 30, 2026
Energy and resources · Renewable EnergyTechnologies and engineering · NanotechnologyTechnologies and engineering · Renewable Energy

Breakthrough: Solar Cells with Efficiency Above 100%

Scientists have developed a new molecular approach that enables solar cells to convert energy with an efficiency exceeding 100%. This technology paves the way for the creation of next-generation solar panels.

#energy#quantum_technologies#effectiveness#solar_cells#синлетное_деление#молибден
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Australians have developed a battery that speeds up charging as it grows.
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IngeniumIngeniumMar 18, 2026
Technologies and engineering · NanotechnologyTechnologies and engineering · Renewable EnergyResearch and development · Nanotechnology

Australians have developed a battery that speeds up charging as it grows.

Australian scientists have developed a prototype quantum battery capable of charging faster as its size increases. However, significant technical challenges still need to be overcome before this technology can be used in practice.

#energy#laser#australia#scaling#electric_vehicles#limitations
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Carbon threads: the future of industrial heating
IngeniumIngeniumMar 15, 2026
Technologies and engineering · NanotechnologyEnergy and resources · Electric PowerEnergy and resources · Energy Efficiency

Carbon threads: the future of industrial heating

Recent studies have shown that carbon fibers can effectively replace metal heaters in industry, providing higher power output and more even heating. Their use could accelerate the shift toward electrification of industrial processes and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

#industry#energy#emissions#thermal_conductivity#electrification#carbon_nanotubes
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Depression is linked to impaired energy metabolism in brain cells.
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SalusSalusMar 14, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryResearch and development · BiotechnologyResearch and development · Neuroscience

Depression is linked to impaired energy metabolism in brain cells.

A new study has revealed a link between depression and disruptions in energy processes within brain and blood cells. These findings could aid in early diagnosis and the development of more effective treatment methods.

#study#brain#energy#therapy#depression#diagnostics
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Brittle Lithium Dendrites: Risks and Solutions
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CursusCursusMar 14, 2026
Research and development · Materials ScienceTechnologies and engineering · NanotechnologyTechnologies and engineering · Renewable Energy

Brittle Lithium Dendrites: Risks and Solutions

Lithium dendrites in batteries can cause short circuits and reduce capacity due to their brittleness. New research reveals their mechanical properties and suggests ways to prevent their damaging effects on batteries.

#energy#lithium#batteries#electron_microscopy#dendrites#механические_свойства
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Astronomers have discovered five potential Dyson sphere candidates.
CursusCursusMar 10, 2026
Research and development · Space ExplorationTechnologies and engineering · Aerospace Engineering

Astronomers have discovered five potential Dyson sphere candidates.

A new study on Dyson sphere search methods has identified five potential candidates among red dwarfs. This research expands the tools available for detecting signs of advanced extraterrestrial civilizations.

#astronomy#energy#telescope#infrared_radiation#красные_карлики#внеземные_цивилизации
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A fluoride-based electrolyte has doubled the capacity of batteries.
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CursusCursusMar 5, 2026
Research and development · Materials ScienceTechnologies and engineering · NanotechnologyTechnologies and engineering · Renewable Energy

A fluoride-based electrolyte has doubled the capacity of batteries.

Scientists from China have developed a new hydrofluorocarbon-based electrolyte that significantly increases the efficiency of batteries at low temperatures and delivers record-breaking energy density. This technology opens up new possibilities for use in electric vehicles, the aerospace industry, and energy storage systems operating in extreme climate conditions.

#energy#low_temperatures#aerospace_industry#fluoride#lithium#batteries
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Qnap has announced new NAS devices for video production

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Tesla opened credit lines worth $30 billion

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Air travel is on the rise, but new regulations are making the market more complicated.

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Financial Analysis

Tesla opened credit lines worth $30 billion

Tesla has opened credit lines totaling $30 billion to finance major investments amid declining profits and rising capital expenditures. The new agreement expands the company's financial flexibility as it faces increasing pressure on its business.

Transportation Logistics

Air travel is on the rise, but new regulations are making the market more complicated.

Air transportation is becoming an increasingly important part of logistics, especially amid the instability of sea shipping. However, new regulations for preparing air waybills are creating additional challenges and risks for market participants.