Solar car

Politics (22 May, 2007)
Plastic Blood and Airplanes Shifting Shapes - Close to Reality?

The nature of plastic allows scientists to create a molecule similar to hemoglobin, the cells responsible for carrying oxygen. Plastic blood will provide a lot of advantages - it will be more painless to get, it will be easy to carry and store it. ...
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Science (21 Mar, 2008)
Methane Spotted on a Distant Planet

Astronomers reported they had detected methane in the atmosphere of a distant planet, meaning that life can actually exist outside our Solar System ...
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//1 May 06, 2008 10:55 AM | posted by: komal

i don,t belive

Environment (18 Nov, 2009)
New Solar Energy Parking System for Car-stuffed Cities

Nowadays the large number of vehicles on the streets of big cities is a huge problem and one of the solutions would be designing a creative parking space and would be both compact and sustainable. ...
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//2 Nov 20, 2009 06:42 AM | posted by: bart [InfoKID]

i pretty sure such concepts will be brought to life in a couple of years.

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//1 Nov 18, 2009 06:32 AM | posted by: Stew [InfoBIG]

interesting idea. it could really be brought to life in the near future, but more information on the project is still required, i.e. the amount of energy generated daily or in an hour, the measurements of the parking space.

Environment (13 Nov, 2009)
New-Gen Parking Lot Uses Cars' Windscreens to Generate Electricity

Solasis Light Tower represents a green energy parking lot that makes use of vehicles' windscreens to shine sun onto a special solar power concentrating tower. ...
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//2 Nov 20, 2009 07:41 AM | posted by: bart [InfoKID]

agree, indeed very useful project, could be really useful in an urban area.

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//1 Nov 18, 2009 06:50 AM | posted by: Stew [InfoBIG]

nice concept, though little chance it would be brought to life - at least in the near future

Science (11 Nov, 2009)
Useful Invention from US Researchers - Spray-on Solar Ink

Brian Korgel at the University of Texas is working on probably one of the most useful inventions - a spray-on solar ink that could become a much less expensive development compared to the already popular silicon panels. ...
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Technology (10 Nov, 2009)
Satellite that Harnesses Solar Energy to Debut in 2010

Recently a non-profit organization for space exploration, Planetary Society, stated that in 2010 it looks forward to send its satellite called LightSail-1 into outer space. ...
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Technology (04 Nov, 2009)
Solar-powered Vertical Parking System Saves a Lot of Space

One of the major problems in big cities is the continuously increasing number of cars. Vertical parking system makes it possible to park your car at a 90-degrees angle. ...
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//3 Nov 17, 2009 11:25 PM | posted by: surya lakshmi

super

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//2 Nov 10, 2009 04:24 AM | posted by: greendan80 [InfoWILD]

great invention. the only thing to mention here is that the drivers will have to take their stuff out of the vehicle it won't be messy when the car turns 90 degrees.

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//1 Nov 05, 2009 06:20 AM | posted by: gurk [InfoBIG]

i wish we had something like this in my city...

Technology (20 Oct, 2009)
Latest Invention: Nanotechnology to Help Create Self-cleaning Solar Panels

The latest invention from scientists of Tel Aviv University could lead to the creation of highly-efficient solar cells. ...
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Environment (15 Oct, 2009)
Solar-powered Zoological Park in France

This a beautiful project of the renovated zoological park located in Vincennes, France. One of the most interesting aspects of the new zoo is that it will run partly on solar energy. ...
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Science (07 Oct, 2008)
Dark Matter Hunters Were Among the Candidates for 2008 Nobel Prize in Physics

Among the candidates nominated for 2008 Nobel Prize in physics there were scientists that worked on understanding the dark matter, sought for new planets and activated in the field of nanotechnology. ...
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Science (20 Oct, 2008)
Canadian University Reveals World's Most Powerful Microscope

McMaster University, research-intensive university in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, has installed in its new Canadian Centre for Electron Microscopy a microscope which claims to be the most advanced and powerful in the world. ...
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Environment (27 Nov, 2008)
Vatican Shows Interest in Energy Sources

As it turned out, the Vatican invocates not only salvation of our souls, but also environmental friendliness and efficient use of power resources. On Wednesday, it launched a new solar-powered system which could serve as an alternative energy source, reported Reuters. ...
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Technology (13 Feb, 2009)
Computer Viruses and Worms Throughout History

In 1945 Rear Admiral Grace Murray Hopper found a moth that was stuck between relays in Navy computer. She called the trapped moth a bug which is a term that has been used since 19th century, referring to problems related to electrical devices. ...
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//3 Jun 27, 2009 09:22 AM | posted by: drew

i have to agree more informstion is needed

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//2 Apr 02, 2009 05:45 AM | posted by: Nasrin

This is too short informatin

Technology (25 Feb, 2009)
Latest Invention: First Solar-Powered Aircraft to Fly Around the World

The Swiss psychiatrist and balloonist, Bertrand Piccard, is currently working on the development of his latest invention - world's first airplane that will be able to fly around the globe using only solar power. ...
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//4 Aug 27, 2009 11:57 AM | posted by: shantell

this better be good cause this will break pockets

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//3 Aug 19, 2009 01:37 PM | posted by: shannon

werid!!

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//2 Jul 30, 2009 12:19 PM | posted by: Debayan

The invention is going to be a biggest hit.It will shake the thought of every individual,as i guess.

Technology (10 Mar, 2009)
Most Impressive Green Cars Presented at the 2009 Geneva Motor Show

This year at the famous Geneva Motor Show visitors had the possibility to enjoy a wide range of green vehicles. ...
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