The introduction of insulated glass in the 1930s rapidly changed the look of architecture as we know it, allowing us to enjoy both inexpensive electricity and natural light as we never had before.
It melted the sidewalk and turned the sand underneath to glass
The 40-megawatt facility was just connected to the local power grid in Huainan, China
Bloomberg’s Ashlee Vance explores lithium mining in Chile’s Atacama Desert
The Oxford Electric Bell has been constantly ringing since 1840 and no one’s quite sure how
“Like a bird on a wire”
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