Scientists in Australia have developed a device that can generate electricity while also eating up planet-overheating air pollution, Anthropocene Magazine reported. University of Queensland ...

The 2D device was successful in turning heat into electricity at such ultra-low temperatures. “Our study presents the demonstration of a micrometer-sized thermoelectric device harnessing the ...

They observed that the device generated 17 microvolts of electricity, which as Nature ... In short, plenty of research has yet to be done before we can definitively say that we could harness ...

In a controversial experiment, a team of physicists investigated whether we could harness the Earth's rotational energy to generate electricity. It's a deceptively simple ... by maintaining the same ...