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Its in the DNA of we human beings to explore new places. Since ancient times, we have travelled from one place to another, one topology to other, one continent to other, across far fetching seas and highest mountains. We hardly have left any part of this planet untouched. The last century we put our legs on the nearest celestial body to our planet, the Moon, and at present we have been visiting many other planets in the solar system with the help of probes and satellites.

Ever wondered what all could have had been possible if we are capable of creating an infinite source of energy well this post will tell you about one such possible energy resource. Let’s start with the materials required for building this structure

• A middle aged stable star(red dwarf prefered)
• A large no. of solar panels(disintegrating a planet will work)
• A capable storage unit

It’s also a kind of electric car. It runs on a motor powered by electricity. What makes it different from a battery-electric vehicle (or BEV) is where the electricity comes from. Instead of a battery, a hydrogen fuel cell car has, well, a hydrogen fuel cell. This is a device that takes hydrogen, the most abundant element in the universe, and generates electricity from it while the car is running. In effect, a hydrogen fuel cell is a kind of battery that makes electricity on the fly.

Nanotechnology is the field of research and innovation related with building ‘things’ - generally, materials and devices - on the size of atoms and molecules. A nanometre is a billionth of a metre: ten times the diameter of a proton. The diameter of a person’s hair is averagely , 80,000 nanometers. At such scales, the standard rules of physics and chemistry not apply. as an example , materials' characteristics, like their colour, strength, conductivity and reactivity, can differ dramatically between the nanoscale and therefore the macro. Carbon ‘nanotubes’ are 100 times stronger than steel but six fold lighter.

We are now experiencing a change in reality with the emerging technology. Virtual reality is slowly being blended with our real world. This reality is much more beneficial. The day is not near when we will have a completely mixed reality. In this blog I will discuss 3 main types of reality that are emerging at very fast rate. They are-

• Virtual Reality (VR)
• Augmented Reality (AR)
• Mixed Reality (MR)

Technology today is emerging at a rapid pace, allowing for rapid change and development, accelerating the pace of change, until it becomes apparent. see that their role will not be the same in a world without communication tomorrow.

Wondering what is brain fingerprinting?Well you’ve come to a right place. Let’s first get a brief idea about it!

• Brain fingerprinting is a technology designed to detect concealed information stored in the brain.

Nanotechnology is a group of all technologies and related Science used and studies in 1 to 100 nano , in the field of applied Science. Nano means materials that are made up of super-sized elements. Nanotechnology is the engineering of molecules and atoms, which combines subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, bio-informatics and biotechnology.

Development of an operational tsunameter was an extraordinary engineering accomplishment. The task was to design, develop, test, and deploy real-time reporting, deep ocean instrumentation capable of surviving a hostile ocean environment while performing with the quality and reliability demanded of an operational tsunami warning system. To measure tsunamis many technologies has been tested.

Mass spectrometry (MS) is an analytical technique that is used to measure the mass-to-charge ratio of ions.