The earliest asteroids were probably made of mud, not rock. Radioactive heat in the early solar system could have melted globs of dust and ice before they had a chance to turn to rock, a new ...

Salvatore Pulvirenti's a writer for Game Rant, and an avid fan of Japanese media. Videogames are also one of his favorite subjects and hobbies, especially when relating to anime and Japanese animation ...

Renewable energy doesn’t have to be ugly, as this German architect shows with his efficient solar concentrating device that tracks the sun. If the race to find alternative power was a simple beauty ...

Taiyōken, otherwise known as the Solar Flare in the Dragon Ball universe, is a downright powerhouse of a tool and should be used in just about every fight the Z-Fighters take part in. Anyone who has ...

Here is another fun project from the guys over at Instructables, the Solar Powered Robot Ball. The Solar Powered Robot Ball uses a solar engine circuit and a capacitor which stores the power. When ...

Anything that goes in the ocean is subject to immense forces (water being so much denser than air) plus "fouling," which is the inevitable accretion of biological material, from the microscopic on up ...

Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. has submitted its mission concept study to NASA for demonstrating solar electric propulsion (SEP) technologies in space. Ball Aerospace was one of five companies ...

When California became the first state to require all new homes built after 2020 run on solar power, the law was expected to bring more scrutiny to every facet of the industry. That would include how ...

The Solar Flare technique in Dragon Ball is simple but effective, used to stun enemies and create openings in battle. The technique originated from the Crane School, known for its tricky abilities, ...