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Scientists at Cornell University have created the darkest fabric ever made, inspired by the feathers of the magnificent riflebird ! 🌌🖤

This new “ Ultrablack Wool ” absorbs 99.87% of light, stays dark from wide angles, and could revolutionize fashion, thermal tech, solar panels, and more.

Black is not always simply black. Scientists and designers have long tried to recreate the extreme darkness found in nature—a kind of black that swallows almost every photon of light that hits it. Now, a breakthrough from Cornell University has produced the darkest fabric ever created, a wearable ultrablack textile inspired by an extraordinary bird from New Guinea and Australia: the magnificent riflebird.

Blending biology, materials science, fashion design, and engineering, this innovation—called Ultrablack Wool (UBW)—absorbs 99.87% of visible light, making clothing look as if it contains a void. The technology could reshape fashion, thermal applications, and even future energy systems.

Nature once again leads the way to innovation.

Read the full story in our latest article!

#ultrablack #innovation #cornell #fashiontech #sciencenews #biomimicry #futuredesign #birdofparadise

A groundbreaking new construction material may soon change the way we build our world. Researchers at WPI have developed a carbon-negative alternative to concrete that absorbs CO₂, cures in just hours, and matches the strength of traditional building materials.

🔗 A new enzymatic construction material developed at Worcester Polytechnic Institute promises to reshape sustainable building. The carbon-negative material absorbs CO₂, cures in hours, matches the strength of conventional concrete, and can be sprayed, molded, repaired, and recycled—offering a groundbreaking alternative for greener, faster, and more resilient construction.

Faster, cleaner, and inspired by nature—this could be the future of sustainable construction.

#sustainability #greenbuilding #innovation #climateaction #engineering #futureofconstruction #cleantech #carbonnegative #ecofriendly

A solar storm unlike anything seen in more than 20 years hit Earth in May 2024 — and it crushed our planet’s plasmasphere to just one-fifth of its normal size.

New satellite data reveals how the Gannon superstorm pushed auroras toward the equator, disrupted satellites, and slowed Earth’s recovery in ways scientists had never observed before.

This is a story of solar power, scientific discovery, and the hidden forces protecting our world.

#solarstorm #gannonstorm #spaceweather #plasmasphere #aurora #sciencenews #earthspace #sunactivity #spaceenvironment

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