New MLR 4K Laser Rangefinder From FLIR

ELECTRO-OPTICAL PRODUCTS CORP. introduces: Model CH-62 OPTICAL CHOPPER/SHUTTER

Tabletop plasma generator brings Jupiter’s core to the lab

Quantum tricks drive magnetic switching into the fast lane

Leicester scientists organise groundbreaking Saturn observational campaign

University of Leicester planetary scientists have collaborated with an international team of researchers to organise the largest ever observational campaign of Saturn’s auroras.

Kepler's supernova came from young, metal-rich star, UT Arlington researcher finds

The supernova observed by Johannes Kepler in 1604, known as “Kepler’s supernova,” came from a relatively young star that was rich in metals, according to research published by The Astrophysical Journal Letters and co-authored by a UT Arlington assistant professor.

Blame it on the Rain (from Saturn's Rings)

A new study tracks the "rain" of charged water particles into the atmosphere of Saturn and finds there is more of it and it falls across larger areas of the planet than previously thought.

Did UA Mars Camera Find Lost Spacecraft?

Hardware from a Soviet spacecraft that went silent only seconds after making the first successful soft landing on Mars in 1971 might appear in images taken by the HiRISE camera aboard NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.

Global solar photovoltaic industry is likely now a net energy producer, Stanford researchers find

New solar-cell design based on dots and wires

Senersun reports higher-than-expected performance in the field for its solar panels

Moog Launches Upgraded Remote Power Source for Surveillance Cameras

Engineer’s research employs semiconductors to better store, use solar energy

Stanford students build solar home in national competition

Aircraft Sensors without Batteries or Cables

An idea from EADS and Vienna University of Technology is taking off: in a joint project, Energy Harvester Modules suitable for aircrafts have been tested, which should supply sensor nodes with electrical power in the future.

STANDEX-MEDER ANNOUNCES KT SERIES OF HIGH ISOLATION REED RELAYS FOR SURFACE OR THROUGH-HOLE MOUNTING

The KT Series is ideal for use in green applications, such as photovoltaic technology or hybrid vehicles. It is particularly helpful in measuring isolation resistance across several components in a solar energy system prior to grid connection, preventing injury or further current leakages.

Stanford scientists calculate the carbon footprint of grid-scale battery technologies

The fossil fuel required to build grid-scale batteries could negate some of the environmental benefits of new solar and wind farms, say Stanford scientists.

Lockheed Martin Powers on the First GPS III Satellite

The GPS III program will affordably replace aging GPS satellites, while improving capability to meet the evolving demands of military, commercial and civilian users. GPS III satellites will deliver better accuracy and improved anti-jamming power while enhancing the spacecraft’s design life and adding a new civil signal designed to be interoperable with international global navigation satellite systems.