Jupiter's four Galilean moons will line up in front of Jupiter in the early morning sky on Aug. 8. The predawn hours of Aug. 8 present a perfect opportunity to see Jupiter's four largest moons line up ...

WA’s main grid has a “connection-ready” pipeline of more than 12 gigawatts of renewable energy projects, the state-owned network company has revealed.

Once you get beyond the heft, you'll notice the rigidity. Lift your arms in this one and the whole thing moves as one. That does settle down once the jacket gets broken in, but it's a heck of a party ...

Cuban coffee vendors serve thimble-sized cups of intensely flavored caffeine that provide the perfect mid-shopping energy boost, the strong brew a nod to Florida’s cultural connections to the ...

Visible on the planet itself is a dark patch near the top, marking the frigid northern polar cap, where temperatures dip to about -190 degrees Fahrenheit. A circular region shows Elysium Mons, one of ...

The micro homes in this roundup range from unusual designs, such as homes in former silos and wind turbines, to practical ...

The Indian stock market remains earnings-driven, with over 400 companies lined up to declare their Q1 FY25 results next week. Key names across sectors include Tata Power, ITC, Adani Power, Sun Pharma, ...

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Limiting inverter output, called derating, enables installers to maintain system power rating when adding a new inverter to an existing solar installation, or to help homeowners qualify for ...

The world's first hybrid solar cargo ship has just launched in Germany, marking a major milestone for sustainable shipping.

Iberdrola S.A.’s German unit, Iberdrola Deutschland, has started up its first solar farm in the country, in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The facility in the municipality of Boldekow, some 180 ...

The interstellar interloper is zipping through our solar system at ludicrous speeds, clocking in at 37 miles (60 kilometers) per second.