Monthly Archives: December 2013

Types of Green Energy Possible in the Future

Crisis, crisis! Who cried crisis? It was probably the EU, and although the world is not facing an immediate energetic crisis, even a hedgehog understands that without a breakthrough in science, we’ll be struggling to satisfy our energy cravings.

3 Behaviors Make Kids More Likely to be Hit By a Car

Three behaviors put children at higher risk for being hit by a car, a recent study finds.

Kids with ADHD Have Difficulty Crossing Streets

Kids with ADHD Have Difficulty Crossing Streets

Children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) have more trouble avoiding traffic when crossing streets than other children, a new study suggests.

Nanoparticle-modified diesel fuel reduces specific fuel consumption by 7%

In a study in the journal Fuel, researchers in India report that diesel modified with nanoparticles of aluminium (Al), iron (Fe) or boron (B) reduced specific fuel consumption by up to 7% compared with standard diesel fuel.

These “nano-fuels” showed reduced ignition delay, and longer flame sustenance. Emissions of CO and hydrocarbons were reduced, however NOx marginally increased.

Giant Chinese Vending Machine Dispenses EVs Like Cans Of Soda


Actually, a giant new car dispenser in eastern China’s city of Hangzhou is an automated garage for 120 Kandi-brand EVs, but it essentially functions like a vending machine serving up these rental cars for only $3.25 per hour.