Science, Health, and Food Blog

I've been looking into using solar power and batteries to power things. My first kit is used to charge a battery using a small panel, ab...

The report points out Dr. Poul Thorsen, a Danish scientist who has been indicted in 2011 by U.S. authorities for allegedly stealing million...

The Detox Project now has certification for glyphosate-free food products sold to consumers, and also ingredients used in products. Why is...

Renewable energy consumption as percent of total energy consumption is 76% in some places. Iceland uses 76% of energy from renewables but th...

Teflon is a brand of a type of fluoropolymer coating created by DuPont, is also called PTFE (polytetrafluroethylene). It's used on lots ...

Newer, rechargeable alkaline batteries might be able to compete with lithium batteries by using a solid electrolyte polymer developed by Dr....

We are all familiar with the wire ties. They used to come on bread or baked goods. They are also used in the garden. But there is a better t...

I don't like PDFs because they can't increase the font size while reading them or wrap the words to any device screen size. On a tab...

There are a couple micro-hydro power generators on Ebay. These are not full kits, you will need to hook up a USB charger board to it to limi...

There has been news about printable solar cells going back to 2008-2012, and it's worth looking into. There should have been consumer pr...