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spacedaily.com > d-australian-scientists-extracted-an-enzyme-from-soil-bacteria-that-produces-electricity-using-traces-of-hydrogen-in-the-air-it-still-worked-after-freezing-or-heating-to-80c-opening-a-p

Australian scientists extracted an enzyme from soil bacteria that produces electricity using traces of hydrogen in the air — it still worked after freezing or heating to 80°C, opening a possible route to small air-powered devices

2+ day, 22+ hour ago   (621+ words) Published September 10, 2026 · How we edit Scrape up a teaspoon of garden soil and you are holding several billion bacteria, and a fair few of them are quietly running on nothing but air. The habit is widespread and consequential. Soil microbes…...

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spacedaily.com > m-a-material-found-in-crab-and-shrimp-shells-thrown-out-by-the-seafood-trade-was-made-into-a-gel-and-used-as-the-working-fluid-inside-a-zinc-battery-the-zinc-anode-ran-for-more-than

A material found in crab and shrimp shells,usually thrown out by the seafood trade, was made into a gel and used as the working fluid inside a zinc battery. The zinc anode ran for more than 1,000 cycles at 99.7 percent Coulombic efficiency.

5+ day, 7+ hour ago   (222+ words) What if the part of a battery you never think about, the fluid that sits between the electrodes, could be made from the shells your last seafood dinner left...

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spacedaily.com > m-a-british-firm-collects-used-coffee-grounds-from-caf-s-and-other-businesses-dries-them-and-presses-them-into-fire-logs-each-log-contains-the-grounds-from-about-25-cups-of-coffee-an

A British firm collected used coffee grounds from cafés and other businesses, dried them and pressed them into fire logs; each log contained the grounds from about 25 cups of coffee and was said to burn about 20% hotter and longer than kiln-dried wood

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (431+ words) A British startup transformed millions of cups of coffee into premium fuel, creating a circular product that burned hotter than wood—until the model couldn't sustain itself. By Space Daily Editorial Team Published September 3, 2026 · How we edit There’s a satisfying…...

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spacedaily.com > t-stationary-atoms-ring-liquid-platinum-crystallisation

Inside droplets of molten platinum, researchers found atoms pinned motionless even at extreme temperatures — and when enough formed a ring, they blocked crystallisation and kept the metal liquid more than 1,000°C below platinum’s normal melting point.

2+ week, 7+ hour ago   (434+ words) In 3-to-6-nanometre platinum droplets on graphene, stationary edge atoms raised the crystallisation barrier and steered cooling metal toward an amorphous solid instead of a crystal....