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Automaker Explores Spinning Off EV Company

The separate companies could each employ 10,000 workers by next year.

Stolen Tesla Crashes Into Tesla at a Tesla Charging Station

The duo had a close encounter after a brief joyride.

Workers Flee Manufacturing City; Coke Engineer Sentenced; Chemical Plant Blast | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 67

Also on the podcast, Canoo is running out of money, Stratolaunch tests world's largest plane, VW is adding 1,000 jobs, Tesla might buy a mining company and AGCO attack shuts down operations.

Production Ramps Up at Lordstown … For Fisker and Foxconn

Boeing Fights With Supplier Over Starliner Launch

Boeing Jets Delayed At Least a Year

Abbott to Restart Troubled Baby Formula Plant

Due to the high cost involved, most satellites are not removed after their mission is completed.

Space Tether Could Prevent Dead Satellites from Hitting Earth

The E.T. PACK-Fly equipment uses an electrodynamic space tether that does not require propellant.

The test specimen of a Buddha hand was provided by Dazu Rock Carvings, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in China. Repair work using biocement was done at Chongqing University, China, by Dr. Yang Yang. The biocement solution is colorless, allowing restoration works to maintain the carving’s original color.

Renewable Biocement Made Entirely Out of Waste Material

It's made from industrial carbide sludge and urine.

FastBlade's 75-tonne reaction frame fitted with a tidal turbine blade.

Tidal Blade Facility to Be Leading Edge of Green Energy Testing

It is the world’s first rapid testing facility for tidal turbine blades.

Tourists look at an old turbine that was replaced at the Glen Canyon Dam.

Hydropower's Future Clouded By Droughts, Floods & Climate Change

It's also essential to the U.S. electric grid.

Raytheon Intelligence & Space’s high-energy laser systems use photons, or particles of light, to carry out military missions and civil defense.

Raytheon Shoots Down Drones, Mortars with Laser

The DE M-SHORAD effort is aimed at protecting soldiers against various aerial threats.

Emergency services said crews were helping to evacuate the about 100 people on board the passenger train.

Passenger, Cargo Trains Collide in Spain; 1 Killed, 85 Hurt

The cargo train derailed as it came into the station.

Ukrainian serviceman Anton pets a cat in a basement previously used by Russian soldiers as a temporary base in the village of Malaya Rohan, Kharkiv region, east Ukraine, Monday, May 16, 2022.

Ukraine Says Mission at Mariupol Steel Mill is Complete

Experts generally put the number of fighters at the plant at anywhere from a few hundred to 1,000.

Ge Appliances Plant In Camden Sc

GE Appliances Opens $70M Plant in South Carolina

Team leaders and maintenance employees completed more than 5,700 hours of training in robotics, welding and mechatronics.

Israeli Harel Hershtik, vice president of strategy and technology at Scentech Medical, demonstrates his company's product, which he says can detect certain diseases by analysing a patient's breath, at the company's office in Rehovet, Israel, May 3, 2022. When he was 20 years old, Hershtik planned and executed a murder, shooting his victim in the head and burying the body in a crime that a quarter of a century later is still widely remembered for its grisly details. Today, he is the brains behind an Israeli health-tech startup with the backing of prominent public figures and deep-pocketed investors.

Convicted Killer the Tech Whiz Behind Startup

And it's poised to make millions.

The Federal Aviation Administration reported the single-engine Cessna 172 lost power just before Saturday's crash.

Small Plane Crashes on Bridge Near Miami, Striking an SUV

The plane lost power and burst into flames after crashing.

Children living in a cocoa-producing village walk back from the fields on the outskirts of the town of Oume, Ivory Coast, on June 30, 2005.

Some Chocolate Has a Dark Side to it: Child Labor

And the industry hasn't committed to put an end to it.

Traffic flows along Interstate 90 highway as a Metra suburban commuter train moves along an elevated track in Chicago on March 31, 2021. With upcoming data showing traffic deaths soaring, the Biden administration is steering $5 billion in federal aid to cities and localities to address the growing crisis by slowing down cars, carving out bike paths and wider sidewalks, and nudging commuters to public transit.

Buttigieg Sends $5B to Cities for Safety as Road Deaths Soar

Buttigieg stressed the urgency.