What are these “ice balls” that cover entire beaches and why do they form?
During the winter, an extraordinary natural phenomenon occurs in some polar and coastal regions: the formation of gigantic spheres of
So China is altering the Earth’s rotation with the world’s largest dam
There China has an established reputation for building impressive infrastructure works, including the Three Gorges Damlocated in Hubei province. This
The Winter Is Coming: cold and snow coming at low altitude, here’s where and when
The mild autumnwith its unusually high temperatures for the period, It seems like a distant memory now. A wave of
Is the future of drinking water in danger as seas rise? Find out if your city is at risk
The fate of drinking water is linked to rising sea levels, a consequence of climate change and global warming: here’s
The simple daily gesture recommended by the plumber that allows you to save energy and money
Every day, the average consumption of hot water per person is around 50 litresequal to approximately 20 m³ per yearsecond
Did you know that Japan produces lumber without cutting down trees? It is the ancient Daisugi technique
The Japan it is a country of centuries-old traditions that never ceases to surprise and inspire in the search for
Integrated photovoltaic: here are the flexible and resistant solar panels that transform all surfaces into an energy generator
Monocrystalline solar panels stand out in the photovoltaic sector for their high energy conversion efficiencywhich reaches values between 16% and
Photovoltaic: the innovative shelter made with solar tiles also suitable for city centres
A shelter that produces renewable energy, suitable for areas with landscape constraints. There are less than 10 years until the
Nuclear energy: the first liquid lead-cooled fourth generation reactor simulator from Enea
ENEA and Newcleo are collaborating to create, by 2026, the world’s first electrical simulator for liquid lead-cooled fourth generation nuclear
Drinking water always within reach of a backpack: scientists develop the device that collects it from the air
A recent study presented an innovative method for harvesting drinking water from the air, using only half the energy required