🚀 Sweden in a space race with Norway - both countries will be able to launch satellites
The upgrade of the space center Esrange to launch satellite starts a space race between Sweden and Norway, which also aims for its first launch in 2022.
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🚘 Tesla launches full self-driving beta and Waymo offers driverless taxi
Self-driving cars are taking a step forward with Tesla launching a beta test of the significant upgrade of their autopilot and Google's autonomous driving company, Waymo, offering driverless taxi service in Phoenix, Arizona.
🤑 Owning an electric vehicle is less expensive compared to a gas car
You can save thousands of dollars by owning an electric vehicle than a gas car, even if the purchase price for buying the electric vehicle is higher, according to two new reports.
🚀🚗Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster - Starman - has reached Mars
The Tesla car and mannequin in the driver's seat launched on a SpaceX rocket in 2018, has now reached the Red Planet.
⛓️ First political candidate to put pledges on the blockchain
Faruk Okcetin is a candidate for County Commissioner in Wake County, Raleigh, North Carolina. He is now the first candidate ever to put his campaign pledges on the blockchain, so the voters easily can keep him accountable.
🏭 U.S. CO2 emissions went down last year
Thanks to less coal-generated energy production and more from wind, solar, and natural gas, U.S. CO2 emissions declined 2,8 percent, or 150 million metric tons, in 2019, says U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)
🔋 Tesla’s Battery Day spells the end of the ICE age
If we connect the dots from Tesla's announcements on Battery Day we see the revolution in plain sight. The era of the internal combustion engine is over. By 2030 electric vehicles will be much cheaper both to buy and own, and very few ICE cars will be sold.