Solar cell floats on a soap bubbleMaterials scientists have made printed solar cells that are so thin, light and flexible that they can rest on the surface of a soap bubble. Researchers formulated ‘inks’ for each layer of the solar-cell architecture so that they could print the cells on a substrate using an inkjet printer. The technology could one day help us ditch heavy batteries and generate power straight from the Sun for lightweight, flexible devices such as medical patches. Nature | Leisurely scrollSee more of the month’s sharpest science shots, selected by Nature’s photo team. |
Missile launched from Yemen triggers sirens across central Israel,
Jerusalem An IDF spokesperson confirmed a missile was launched from Yemen
toward Israel, setting off warning sirens in central regions and delaying
inbound flights; Defense systems engaged the threat, and no casualties have
been reported, according to emergency services
B1shV9YZ3_0_124_921_921_0_medium Gilad Meiri|11:08
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*Missile launched from Yemen triggers sirens across central Israel,
Jerusalem* An IDF spokesperson confirmed a missile was launched from Yemen
toward Israe...
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