by Brian Wang on (#4HM9H)
The US Army is buying 18000 drones from mini-palm sized drones to new ground robots for Afghanistan. The palm-sized Black Hornet mini-drone only weighs just over one ounce. The Army is buying 9,000...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HM9K)
Map of the Inorganic Metal Nitrides Could Lead to Better Superconductors
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by Brian Wang on (#4HHXD)
There are continuing production and testing problems for the Space Launch System, Orion and ground systems. There are more delays and budget overruns. If these delays and cost overruns are...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HHCC)
Oak Ridge researchers used pressure to manipulate magnetism in thin film materials used to enhance performance in electronic devices. They used neutron scattering at Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HHCE)
Oak Ridge National Labs (ORNL) has quantum sensors that use a “squeezed†state of light to greatly reduce statistical noise that occurs in ordinary light. This could impact a wide range of potential...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HHCG)
It was previously doubtful that Avengers Endgame (tracking to $2.76 billion) would pass the global box office record of Avatar ($2.788 billion) but now Avengers Endgame will get re-released next week...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HH4F)
Raytheon and Northrop Grumman are developing 3D printed engines for smaller hypersonic missiles that could be deployed in at lower cost in swarms. The air-breathing scramjet will use regular aviation...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HH4H)
Researchers have a new material that selectively binds dissolved uranium with a low-cost polymer adsorbent. This could lower the cost and increase the efficiency of extracting uranium from oceans for...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HGVS)
Using HPL-AI, a new approach to benchmarking AI supercomputers, Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Summit supercomputer system reached 445 petaflops or nearly half an exaflops. The system’s official...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HGVT)
A new cancer drugs work by targeting tumors by their genetic make-up instead of where originate in the body. On November 26, 2018, the Food and Drug Administration granted accelerated approval to...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HFCQ)
Asteroid Day is June 28. It is the official United Nations’ day of global awareness and education about asteroids. Redbubble is the largest global marketplace for independent artists. They are...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HF1Q)
Elon Musk will likely have a Super Heavy Starship presentation in July, 2019. It will be after the first successful untethered hop tests for the Starhopper. Might get pushed to next month. Starhopper...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HF1R)
US Crude oil production is up 600,000 barrels per day since the start of 2019 to 12.3 million barrels per day. EIA forecasts that U.S. production will increase by 1.4 million b/d in 2019 and by 0.9...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HESB)
President Xi and President Trump will talk about trade at the G-20 summit in Japan and the trade negotiation teams will restart talks prior to the meeting. This does not mean there will be a deal but...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HCZK)
Russia and China agreed to develop bilateral trade using the Russian ruble and the Chinese yuan. China-Russia bilateral trade was US$24.2 billion in the first quarter of 2019, according to Chinese...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HCZN)
One thousand U.S. troops are being sent to the Middle East in response to last week’s attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman. The US accused Tehran of being responsible for an explosion...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HCSV)
IBM is the only vendor to have multiple systems in the Top 10 of the semi-annual Top500 and Green500 supercomputer lists. This includes the US Dept of Energy’s Summit and Sierra supercomputers, the...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HCSX)
Combining speed breeding with gene editing and other technologies is the best way to improve crops. This will make it easier to increase crop yields to feed more people. Although we already have test...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HCPR)
An atomic clock small enough to fly on a space mission but precise enough to give accurate directions could eliminate the need for 4-20 minute two-way communication delays for Mars missions. Future...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HCDM)
Elon Musk has tweeted that he deleted his twitter account. However, the Elon Musk Twitter account still seems to exist. Elon Musk got in trouble a few months back when he tweeted “funding...
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by Brian Wang on (#4HABB)
Adam Savage has made bullet-proof Iron Man Armor using 3D printed titanium and a flying jet suit from Gravity. It is more precisely a real-life Titanium Man (comic book enemy of Iron Man). The US...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H92D)
Real Engineering has a video that describes the value of SpaceX Starlink satellites. Nextbigfuture has pointed out the value of Starlink to reduce the latency for financial communication around the...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H92F)
Solar is getting competitive on power generation costs but on average is more costly than nuclear power. NV Energy’s had solar power pricing of $24.99/MWh in Arizona. This was 2.5 cents per...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H8SQ)
Coal-based generation rose by 3% in 2018, the same rate as in 2017, to reach a new peak at more than 10 000 TWh. Coal generation in Asia – particularly China and India – increased significantly, but...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H7BB)
Next Generation Smartsuit Spacesuit with Soft Robotics
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by Brian Wang on (#4H7BD)
Descent probe or lander power is a key resource for planetary exploration, and is a particular challenge where solar power is difficult to utilize efficiently and alternative power sources are...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H5TA)
Nextbigfuture has had many articles that try to educate people that what we call nuclear waste is unused fuel for different nuclear reactors. The waste is fuel that is mostly even numbered isotopes....
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by Brian Wang on (#4H4S2)
It seems the odds are the Boris Johnson will be the next PM of the UK. He indicates he will try to renegotiate UK Brexit with the EU but will leave October 31, 2019 if there is no deal. The Europian...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H4S3)
Ohio has had power generation that has been over 60% coal power for decades. It was 80% coal power. Nuclear power has been generating 14% or more of the electricity in Ohio. Until recently it is...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H4M7)
Subsidies – Biggest subsidies are for not charging oil, gas, and coal for air pollution and environmental damage. Next biggest bucket is various forms of tax incentives. Then direct spending...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H4M8)
Japan’s emissions went up after nuclear reactors were shutdown after Fukushima Tsunami. Germany’s emissions also went up for 3 out of four years after nuclear energy shutdowns. Following...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H46P)
The key to harnessing the potential power of quantum systems is being able to create or find structures that allow electron spin to be reliably manipulated and measured, a difficult task considering...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H426)
By altering the very premise upon which all prior telescopes rely, The High Étendue Multiple Object Spectrographic Telescope (THE MOST) overcomes all of these problems: aperture, collection area,...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H428)
There is a NASA NIAC study to develop improved exploration autonomy, in-situ 3D modeling, fast, far micro-roving and the aggregate means to achieve mission-in-a-week. The exploration autonomy...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H42A)
In 2018 the Parker Solar Probe launched and plans to approach the Sun to within 8.5 solar radii (4 million miles) of its surface. This is seven times closer than any previous mission. Researchers...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H35T)
Large Membrane Holographic Space Telescope Would 80 Meters in Diameter
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by Brian Wang on (#4H2RH)
Microprobes Will Explore Planetary Atmospheres Around the Solar System
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by Brian Wang on (#4H2P3)
Using Solar Power on 100 Meter Towers for 100X Lunar Polar Mining
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by Brian Wang on (#4H2K8)
The Swarm-Probe Enabling ATEG Reactor, or SPEAR, is a nuclear electric propulsion spacecraft that uses a new, lightweight reactor moderator and advanced thermoelectric generators (ATEGs) to greatly...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H2KA)
Future Space Debris Removal
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by Brian Wang on (#4H2FH)
Making 10% of Light Speed Beam Propulsion More Practical With Neutral Beams
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by Brian Wang on (#4H2FK)
The conventional means of collecting and redirecting solar sail light uses a metal-coated polyimide film but this is sub-optimal and unstable because the very large and very thin sail must be rapidly...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H2FN)
Apis™ is a breakthrough mission and flight system architecture designed to revolutionize NASA’s human exploration of deep space and to enable massive space industrialization and human settlement....
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by Brian Wang on (#4H2FQ)
The NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts funded a phase 1 study by Geoffrey Landis for power interstellar fly-by probes. Launching ultra-miniature probes to fly past an exoplanet a nearby star using a...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H2C2)
I was debating Ned Ford about solar, wind and nuclear energy at Quora. My energy answer on Quora was about how nuclear power was still being more economical than solar and wind. Ned is a volunteer...
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by Brian Wang on (#4H02N)
Elon Says More Tesla Factories Will Be Made in China
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by Brian Wang on (#4GZ21)
Samsung has created the Advanced Communications Research Center to start research into 6G wireless. 6G will use machine learning for intelligent capacity and routing management and could yield speeds...
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by Brian Wang on (#4GZ23)
Carbon Nanotube Thin Film Patch Antennas Viable for 5G, Drones, Sensors and IOT
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by Brian Wang on (#4GZ25)
Low-speed electric vehicles (LSEV) sold 75% of the unit volume of standard electric vehicles in 2018. About 1.5 million units in China during 2018—equal to about 6% of “conventional†vehicle sales...
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by Brian Wang on (#4GZ27)
The vast subtropical “gyres†– large systems of rotating currents in the middle of the oceans – cover 40 percent of the Earth’s surface and have long been considered...
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