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This is just an artsy photo, not a real invisibility cloak. Photo: E&T

Inventions

Real-life invisibility cloaks are already here. But how do they work?

Liquid FLiBe salt. Credit: Wikimedia Commons

Engineering

What Are Molten Salt Reactors: The Saviors of Nuclear Power

Features

Why were chainsaws invented? It wasn’t to cut wood

Inventions

How do night vision goggles work?

Inventions

Who really invented the internet?

Inventions

The astrolabe: the Swiss Army knife of ancient celestial navigation

Culture & Society

SciFi futuristic weapons that already exist now

Inventions

What are ‘iron lungs’, and could this old tech still be useful today?

Inventions

The ‘Tsar Bomba’: the most powerful nuclear weapon ever made

Flyboard Air from Zapata.

Inventions

Hoverboards are now real — and the science behind them is dope

Inventions

What is a Faraday cage and how does it work?

Future Homes

Future

What’s in a futuristic house? 3D printing, automation, among many others

Pythagoras, an important philosopher, mathematician and music theorist, was born on the island of Samos, probably in 585 BC. A lessed known fact is that he enjoyed a good prank. Credit: Wikimedia Commons.

Inventions

The Pythagorean cup – the vessel that spills your booze if you’re too greedy

Geography

How GPS works: the magic of satellites and precise watches

Engineering

What are nuclear reactors and how do they work?

August 27, 2023

Inventions

How does an air conditioner work?

Image credits: Jorge Ramirez.

Inventions

What are sensors, how they work, and why they’re everywhere

Inventions

What was electricity up to before we discovered it?

Inventions

Meet the cyanometer: an 18th-century device solely built to measure the blueness of the sky

TRISO particles have a kernel made of uranium, surrounded by three layers. Image credits: Energy Gov.

Inventions

Why TRISO particles could open a new age for nuclear power

Inventions

What’s an MRI and how does it work?

Bacterial cement.

Green Living

What is the house of the future going to look like?

natural light led

Inventions

The LED sun: artificial sunlight mimics natural light

August 24, 2023

Elevator.

Inventions

A brief look at how the idea of elevators came up

August 31, 2023

Credit: Richard Watson, Imperial College London.

Inventions

The table of disruptive technologies: a timeline of industry-killing breakthroughs

Introduced in 1967, the Amana Radarange microwave oven would forever change the way American families prepare meals. Image: SMECC

Inventions

Who invented the microwave oven?

An assortment of Galileo thermometers of various sizes. The bigger the size, the more precise the instrument. Credit: Amazon.

Inventions

What’s a Galileo thermometer and how do you read it?

Tesla Model 3

Inventions

Tesla Model 3: All About The Most Anticipated Car Ever

Inventions

Who invented air conditioning?

Sir John Harington. Credit: Wikimedia Commons.

Inventions

Who invented the flushing toilet?

One of the original Tesla Electric Motors from 1888 which is today the main power of for industry and household appliances. Credit: Wkimedia Commons

Inventions

Who invented the induction motor

Barbara Buchholz plays a TVox model by G. Pavlov.

Art and Music

Theremin: the electronic instrument you play without touching anything

writer automaton

Inventions

The 240-year-old beautiful ancestor of the modern computer

Tesla's Wardenclyffe Tower. Unfortunately, it was raised in 1917. Image: Wiki Commons

Inventions

Is this the most accurate tech prediction ever?

A Challanger 2 Main Battle Tank from the Royal Dragoon Guards.
Image via: wikimedia.org

Inventions

Tanktastic: a brief overview of the modern-day knight in shining armour

Thomas-Edison

Inventions

Thomas Edison’s legacy: inventions and discoveries

the first wheel

Inventions

Five Scientific Inventions That Changed the Course of History

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