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Ask the expert Technology
Gas vs. Induction: Which Stovetop Is the Better Choice?

Gas vs. Induction: Which Stovetop Is the Better Choice?

Stovetops are a staple in nearly every kitchen – but which type is the smarter choice?

Itamar Karbi
calendar 5.7.2025
reading-time 3 minutes
Ask the expert Physics
The Science Behind Your Battery’s Charge Percentage

The Science Behind Your Battery’s Charge Percentage

The charge percentage displayed on our devices’ batteries is a key indicator of their performance. But how is this figure determined?

Jonathan Berkheim
calendar 19.12.2024
reading-time 5 minutes
Science Panorama Space
Space-Based Solar Power – Generating Electricity Above Earth

Space-Based Solar Power – Generating Electricity Above Earth

Countries worldwide are advancing technologies to generate electricity from massive solar panel arrays in space, aiming to harness continuous solar energy for a sustainable and reliable power source.

Yuval Rosenberg, Ph.D
calendar 27.10.2024
reading-time 7 minutes
Science news Planetary Science
Flying Nuclear Rockets: This Week in Space

Flying Nuclear Rockets: This Week in Space

Nuclear-thermal propulsion experiment, Israeli medical experiment in space, grants for new lunar technologies, and extraterrestrials in Congress.

Ettay Nevo
calendar 29.7.2023
reading-time 9 minutes
Brainwash General Knowledge
Brainwash – What is a Ciliate?

Brainwash – What is a Ciliate?

How can one generate electricity using wind? What is alcohol made of? Who uses open source? A Challenging Scientific Trivia

Ettay Nevo
calendar 27.4.2023
reading-time 1 minutes
Science History Technology
Thomas Edison – Turning on the Light of Progress

Thomas Edison – Turning on the Light of Progress

Remembered mainly for the light bulb he didn’t invent, but gave the world hundreds of inventions and patents. Thomas Edison

Ettay Nevo
calendar 11.2.2023
reading-time 6 minutes
Science History General Knowledge
Benjamin Franklin – The Man, Electricity and the United States

Benjamin Franklin – The Man, Electricity and the United States

Benjamin Franklin, born in 1706, was an exceptional innovator in both science and social developments

Lavi Bigman, PhD
calendar 3.7.2021
reading-time 13 minutes
Science Archive Earth Science
How do we get power from the wind?

How do we get power from the wind?

Wind has always been a source of energy, whether for sailboats or flour mills powered by the wind

Erez Garty, Ph.D
calendar 6.4.2020
reading-time 2 minutes
Uncategorized Earth Science
Oceans of Uranium

Oceans of Uranium

Will production of uranium from sea water solve the global energy problem?

Ohad Suss
calendar 4.9.2016
reading-time 4 minutes
Science Archive Earth Science
How do Coal-Fired Power Stations Work?

How do Coal-Fired Power Stations Work?

A coal-fired power station burns coal to generate electricity.

Erez Garty, Ph.D
calendar 23.6.2011
reading-time 1 minutes