Articles by April Fowell
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Successful Firehawk Rocket Engines, 3D-Printed Fuel Tests Clear Way for First Launch
The success and new funding for the Firehawk rocket engines move them closer to launch. Firehawk Aerospace recently performed engine tests at Stennis Space Center under the supervision of NASA, according to TechCrunch.
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Sky Whale is a 3-Story Aircraft Focused on Sustainability
The latest aircraft concept is a game-changer. The AWWA Sky Whale is an aircraft concept that is focused on green aircraft designs, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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A ‘Nailed It!’ Game is Coming to Netflix, Will Have Over 50 Games on Its Platform By the End of 2022
Are you ready to bake? Netflix announced that it's adding a new title to its gaming line-up. Nailed It! is based on a popular show, and the game will be called Nailed It! Baking Bash, as reported by TechCrunch.
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Toyota, Honda, Nissan Will Make Patent Payments to Nokia and Other Telecom Companies
This is a first for Japanese automakers. Japanese vehicle brands Toyota, Honda, and Nissan, will now need to pay patent fees to Nokia and other telecom companies, as reported by Nikkei Asia.
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Is XPeng’s G9 SUV the Fastest-Charging EV in the World? Coming to EU Soon!
The XPeng G9 can charge EVs in 15 minutes! XPeng, a Chinese EV maker, claims that they have built the fastest-charging EV in the world, as reported by Engadget.
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Northrop Grumman Will Roll Out the B-21 Raider to the Public for the First Time
US Air Force's B-21 will soon be seen by the public. The US Air Force's sixth-generation fighter, the B-21 Raider, will be rolled out to the public for the first time in December, according to Interesting Engineering.
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Jaguar Land Rover to Convert Its Halewood Plant to Support Transition to Electric Vehicles
Jaguar Land Rover prepares to deliver more EVs. Jaguar Land Rover has started converting its Halewood plant, as reported by Electrek. The move will support the company as it transitions to Electric Vehicles (EVs).
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SpinLaunch Receives New Funding to Push Its Technique for Sending Payload to Orbit
SpinLaunch is ready to prove what its kinetic launch system can do. SpinLaunch has received new funding of $71 million, brings its overall funding to $150 million, according to TechCrunch.
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General Motors Will Push for New EPA Standards to Promote Mass EV Adoption
General Motors continues its mission towards a cleaner future. General Motors is introducing a full lineup of electric vehicles (EVs) this year as part of their mission to a cleaner future.
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Liquid Robot Can Split and Re-Assemble Itself, A Potential Solution in Biomedicine
Researchers have developed a soft robot that can be the future of biomedicine. Researchers from Taiwan-based Soochow University, Harbin Institute of Technology in China, and Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems in Germany have developed a soft robot that can split and re-assemble itself, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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Prvok is the First Original 3D-Printed Floating Livable Sculpture Made from Concrete
Check out the first-ever 3D-printed floating livable culture made from concrete in the Czech Republic.
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Google Search Announces New Feature That Will Let You Buy Train Tickets in Select Countries
The new feature will make buying train tickets easier. There's a new feature coming to Google that will make traveling a lot easier. Google recently announced a new feature that will enable users to purchase train tickets via search in select countries, as reported by The Verge.
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General Motors’ BrightDrop Unveils eCart, to Boost Grocery Employee Efficiency
The eCart will make online grocery shopping easier for employees and customers. General Motors' (GM) BrightDrop announced the Trace Grocery, an electrified cart (eCart), as reported by Electrek.
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NASA Allows You To Watch LIVE Artemis I Cryogenic Demonstration Test - Find Out How
NASA will televise the Artemis I cryogenic demonstration test. NASA will televise the Artemis I cryogenic demonstration test on September 21, 2022 at 7:15 am, according to SciTechDaily.
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ISS Astronaut's Photo of New Zealand's Mount Ruapehu Can Help Track Volcanic Activity
The photo shows a straight-down view of the volcano that can help track volcanic activity. An astronaut onboard the International Space Station (ISS) took a photo of Mount Ruapehu in New Zealand, as reported by SciTechDaily.
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Israeli Investment Firm Launched $200 Million Fund for Healthcare Technology Globally
The $200 million fund by OurCrowd will help solve healthcare disparities globally. OurCrowd, an Israeli investment firm, has launched a $200 million fund that is focused on technology for healthcare globally, as reported by Reuters.
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Lockheed Martin Delivers Its Most Powerful Laser Weapon to the US Army
Lockheed Martin really knows how to get the job done. Just recently, Lockheed Martin revealed that it delivered a 300-kilowatt laser to the Defense Department, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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BeReal May Add Paid Features Soon Through In-App Purchases
Will BeReal push through with its plans to monetize its platform? BeReal is considering adding paid features, as reported by the Financial Times. The company might start monetizing the platform by adding in-app purchases.
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New Microsoft Excel Update Will Support Automation Feature to Better Optimize Workflows
The upcoming Microsoft Excel will make your life a lot easier. Microsoft Excel's will soon support a task automation feature that was only available to web application users, as reported by TechRadar.
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Chinese Researchers Plan to Use Triboelectric Nanogenerator to Produce Energy from Sea Waves
Can this new concept be the answer to wave energy production? A team in China has released new research on nanogenerators to generate enough power to make devices more efficient for wave power, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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Astronomers Might Have Found a New Way to Detect Newborn Planets
Astronomers are working on a new way to better detect newborn planets in space. Astronomers at the Center for Astrophysics, Harvard & Smithsonian have found a new way to detect newborn planets that are elusive, according to Interesting Engineering.
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NASA’s Perseverance Rover Found Organic Matter in Rock That May Be Evidence of Past Life on Mars
The Perseverance Rover found something interesting on Mars. NASA's Perseverance rover has gathered interesting organic matter in rock, as reported by CNET.
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Nanoracks Demonstrates Cutting Metal in Orbit
New details have been revealed about the mission. Nanoracks revealed more details and demonstrated cutting metal in orbit, as reported by TechCrunch. The experiment was conducted back in May and its parent company Voyager Space, after getting to orbit aboard the SpaceX Transporter 5 launch.
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Bosch Reveals New Technologies To Support Electrification in the Auto Industry
Bosch shows how its new technologies will support electrification in the auto industry. Bosch is the world's largest auto parts supplier, and at the Detroit Auto Show, it revealed new technologies that show how they are evolving with the ever-changing needs of the auto industry, especially now that electrification is even more rampant in the auto industry.
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Startup Vast to Build Artificial Space Gravity Stations
These artificial gravity stations could be the answer to the much-needed human space colonies. A startup company based in California, Vast, is developing artificial gravity space stations, according to Interesting Engineering.
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AERWINS’ XTURISMO Hoverbike Appears in the US, Smaller Version Might Come to the US in 2023
A smaller version might come to the US soon. AERWINS has brought their XTurismo to the US recently. The XTurismo is a hoverbike that is equipped with highly-advanced sensors and technology, as reported by Car Scoops.
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BMW Will Use Next-Gen Round Battery Cells by 2025
BMW's new battery cells will boost the performance of their EV line. BMW is one of the many automakers today that are launching new electric vehicles (EVs).
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China Uses Nuclear Fusion to Produce Clean Energy by 2028
Are you ready for nuclear fusion? China aims to produce unlimited clean energy via nuclear fusion by 2028, according to Interesting Engineering. The biggest pulsed-power plant will be built in Chengdu, Sichuan province.
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Biden Administration Announced Big Plans for Next-Gen Floating Wind Turbines
Next-gen floating wind turbines are coming to US waters. The Biden Administration announced big plans to develop next-generation floating wind turbines, according to The Verge.
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Veo Unveils Its Two-Seater Electric Bike, To Be Available in 2023
Veo's Apollo is a two-seater e-bike that will help you load more cargo. Veo unveiled Apollo, its latest light electric vehicle, as reported by Electrek.
