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Ask the expert
Gas vs. Induction: Which Stovetop Is the Better Choice?
Stovetops are a staple in nearly every kitchen – but which type is the smarter choice?
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Ask the expert
The Science Behind Your Battery’s Charge Percentage
The charge percentage of device batteries is a key performance indicator. But how is it determined?
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Science Panorama
Space-Based Solar Power: Generating Electricity Above Earth
Nations are developing technologies to generate electricity with space-based solar panels.
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Science news
Flying Nuclear Thermal Rockets: This Week in Space
Nuclear-thermal propulsion experiment, Israeli medical experiment in space, grants for new lunar technologies, and extraterrestrials in Congress.
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Brainwash
Brainwash - What is a Ciliate?
How can one generate electricity using wind? What is alcohol made of? Who uses open source? A Challenging Scientific Trivia
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Science History
Edison: Turning on the Light of Progress
Remembered mainly for the light bulb he didn’t invent, but gave the world hundreds of inventions and patents. Thomas Edison
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Science History
Benjamin Franklin - The Man, Electricity and the United States
Benjamin Franklin, born in 1706, was an exceptional innovator in both science and social developments
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Science Archive
How do we get power from the wind?
Wind has always been a source of energy, whether for sailboats or flour mills powered by the wind
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