by Warp Institute | May 13, 2020 | Warp Institute
Mission: Warp the curve of humanity’s progressIf the curve humanity’s progress had continued at the same rate as it did in the first 2.4 million years we were here on the planet, we would still be sitting around campfires, without clothes, without any tools...
by Warp Institute | May 11, 2020 | Economics, Energy, Environment
This impressive stretch actually began on March 25, when utility-scale solar, wind and hydropower collectively produced more than coal-fired generation, and has continued for at least 40 straight days through May 3, according to preliminary figures from the EIA’s...
by Warp Institute | May 10, 2020 | Environment
One of the effects of climate change is that the high temperatures are likely to kill the coral reefs of the ocean. These ecosystems are extremely important for sea and land life. They also contribute to protection and create food and jobs for almost a billion people,...
by Warp Institute | May 9, 2020 | Space
Tom Cruise is known for doing his stunts himself, and they also seem to become more and more daring the older he gets.But jumping between houses and out of helicopters stands out against his next stunt: Going to the International Space Station, ISS, and recording...
by Warp Institute | May 9, 2020 | Health
Amputees can now experience artificial sensation via an arm prosthesis. This allows amputees to know everything they touch. Something that makes it much easier to do everything from picking a grapevine to running an excavator.The arm prosthesis has been designed by...
