Landfill Drainer

By: Noah Turner



Is your house full of plastic grocery bags you don't know how to get rid of? Are you afraid to overflow the landfill with your plastic bottles? Well, you're in luck. Recently, Japanese inventor Akinori Ito introduced a machine that will return petroleum based objects back to petroleum. Even better this petroleum can be used to fuel houses and possibly even some vehicles.

Water Antenna

By Noah Turner

A recently developed type of atenna uses the most abundant resource in the ocean, salt water. The standard thirty foot tall antennas on battle ships risk being seen on radar, and are exstremely heavy, but if replaced by these water antennas instead of thirty tall metal poles the battle ships will be equipped with ten saltwater pumps.

The Nissan Leaf

By: Noah Turner

The car company Nissan has recently created a fully eletric car that will soon be released in North America, Europe, and Japan. The large battery pack on this car supplies it with enough energy for 100 miles of use. The Nissan Leaf can get to approxamently 90 mph smoothly and queitly, but because of it's low driving range is more of a commuters car and not so much for road trips.

Green Grenadiers

By Noah Turner

Recently the U.S. Army has made a pledge to become green. The army's main exports to war zones is fossil fuel for tanks and other vehicles. Well hopefully no more. The army has recently created a green strike group that was one of the biggest purcheses cars in the country. Also many groups now rely on solar panels.

Homemade Plane

By Noah Turner

If you travel to the residence of Gabriel Nderitu in Kenya Africa you may see this plane. This man has been constructing a homemade two man plane for the past six months, and is planning to test fly it soon. The best of luck to you Gabriel.

Solar Powered Cars

By: Noah Turner

Have you ever seen a solar powered car? Do you think it's just an unreachable fantasy of the future? I must tell you now that it is not. Solar powered cars are being built today, by major companies, and even for high school competitons. Take this car for example. See those stripes on the front? Not only are they stylish, but they are solar panels that are constantly transforming sun light into energy, and charging the battery on this electric sports car. This is the future of fuel efficent cars.