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The biggest fear about going electric is the day the battery dies and you’re staring at a $16,000 bill. Run the 20-year numbers against what you’d burn in gas, and that fear looks very different
Canada has $10 billion in nickel sitting in old mining waste, metal already dug up once and thrown away. Nobody could afford to get it back, so a research group is feeding 150 years of that garbage to a tank of bacteria instead
Russia’s ballistic-missile submarine bureau is building a 5.5-ton underwater drone to drop payloads on the seabed, officially for science. The same modular bay rated for sensors is rated for explosives, and the Baltic’s cables keep getting cut
Most people know antimony as the stuff that keeps couches from catching fire. The Pentagon knows it as what goes in armor-piercing rounds, and China controls it, so a 168-year-old mine in rural Australia is coming back to life