⚡ Do we Have enough power for EVs? and We forgot how to make concrete

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We Forgot How to Make Concrete

Concrete has become so intrinsic in our everyday lives that it feels impossible to imagine a world without it. And yet, the recipe itself was almost lost to time. What secrets lie behind this crucial construction material?

U.S.N. Carrier Strike Group: How U.S. Rules the Seas

The formidable U.S. Navy Carrier Strike Group (CSG) is the ultimate symbol of naval power and strategic dominance. Comprised of an aircraft carrier, guided missile cruisers, destroyers, submarines, and an air wing, a CSG is a self-sufficient, mobile force capable of projecting American power anywhere in the world.

Do We have Enough Power for EV's?

The demand for electric car chargers is expected to spike as legislation pushes for restrictions against internal combustion engines. With the limited time and the high cost of constructing them, will the demand be met in time?

Stryker, Bradley and Booker: The U.S. Military's Chariots

The U.S. Military’s IFVs are at the forefront of ground combat. These versatile platforms not only protect soldiers but also pack a punch, boasting an arsenal of cannons, machine guns, and missiles.

Can You Get Clean Wind Power by Using Drones?

A team from the University of Bristol in the UK has presented a novel idea for getting wind power. They’re using drones, flown higher than standard wind turbines, to find strong winds. Those winds power a generator for cleaner, more efficient wind power.