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New Research Suggests that a Neutrino Laser is Impossible
As cool as it would have been to wield lasers that produce a beam of neutrinos, recently two papers were published by MIT researchers that seem to dampen the likelihood …
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The Mazda Suitcase Car Rides Again
Once you arrive at your destination via plane, it can be a drag waiting for a rental car. Why not bring your own with a replica of the Mazda suitcase …
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Trying a New Radial Impeller Design for Quadcopters
Even if the world has already settled on plain old propellers as the way to make quadcopter drones fly, this doesn’t mean that you cannot give other designs a shake …
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Pedal Harder for Affordability
In the US, among other places, housing costs are skyrocketing. It can sometimes be difficult to get a feel for the scale of the issue and how it hits neighborhoods …
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The First Floating Nuclear Power Station
The USS Sturgis was built on the hull of a former Liberty Ship. Note the power distribution equipment on the bow of the ship. " data-large-file="https://hackaday.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Undated…
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The RP2350 Does 1080p
Coaxing a DVI signal out of a microcontroller to drive a DVI or HDMI screen has been possible for a while now, but limitations in what the devices can do …
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DIY Router on x86 E-Waste: OpenWrt and OPNsense
an Ethernet cable pluged into a network router " data-large-file="https://hackaday.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/internet_router.jpg?w=800" /> In previous installments of this series we looked at how creating a DIY router using an e-waste-level PC has…
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Searching for Dark Matter with a Levitating Magnet
Much of science is performed through inference, with the readings on instruments, a flash of light in heavy water, or the results of parsing through terabytes of sensor data after …
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