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19 stories for“solar energy”

Solar power, smarter grids, water systems and new fuels can help the Kingdom build exportable expertise while strengthening energy resilience at home.

Jul 28, 2026

Technology

Physicists Made Entangled Photons Out of Ordinary Sunlight, Which Was Supposed to Require a Laser

A team in Ottawa and Erlangen put a window sized lens in the sun, funnelled the light down a glass cone into a fibre the width of a hair, and got entangled photons at ninety four per cent fidelity. The Sun is not supposed to be able to do this.

Aug 25, 2026

Technology

Can Gravitational Fields Break and Reconnect? A New Physical Review D Paper Says Einstein's Equations Allow It

Columbia's Luca Comisso and a Chilean colleague borrow from plasma physics to show gravity's field structures may snap and rejoin, moving energy into matter. It is theory, with tests still to come.

Oct 28, 2026

Technology

NASA Ends the Swift Mission After Nearly 22 Years as Its Orbit Decays and Re-Entry Looms

Swift saw over 2,000 gamma-ray bursts and fed some 7,000 papers; drag from a more active Sun pulled it down to 275 km, where its telescopes could no longer hold steady, and NASA stopped science.

Oct 25, 2026

Technology

ESA's Euclid Telescope Finds Its First New Comet, Spotted by Software as a Streak Across Five Images

A dark-energy survey telescope has picked up a long-period comet 1.3 billion km away, and ESA says the discovery was a happy accident rather than part of the mission plan.

Oct 19, 2026

Technology

Monitored Wildlife Populations Are Down 73 Per Cent on Average Since 1970, WWF Says, but Tigers and Tuna Are Recovering

The 16th edition counts 35,803 monitored populations across 5,790 species, finds freshwater life hit hardest, and says food and finance must now follow energy past a tipping point.

Oct 8, 2026

Technology

The AI Race Is Now a Race for Electricity, Land and Cold Water

One operator has raised around eleven billion dollars since late 2023 and another is weighing a hundred-billion-dollar listing. The scarce resource stopped being chips some time ago.

Aug 15, 2026

Technology

Al Wisam Connects Machinery With Industrial Automation

Beyond construction equipment, Al Wisam’s automation division brings drives, control panels, PLCs, SCADA and technical services into one industrial offer.

Mar 19, 2026

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Saudi Arabia’s Clean-Energy Push Is Also an Industrial Opportunity

Physicists Made Entangled Photons Out of Ordinary Sunlight, Which Was Supposed to Require a Laser

Can Gravitational Fields Break and Reconnect? A New Physical Review D Paper Says Einstein's Equations Allow It

NASA Ends the Swift Mission After Nearly 22 Years as Its Orbit Decays and Re-Entry Looms

ESA's Euclid Telescope Finds Its First New Comet, Spotted by Software as a Streak Across Five Images

Monitored Wildlife Populations Are Down 73 Per Cent on Average Since 1970, WWF Says, but Tigers and Tuna Are Recovering

The AI Race Is Now a Race for Electricity, Land and Cold Water

Al Wisam Connects Machinery With Industrial Automation

Results

Saudi Arabia’s Clean-Energy Push Is Also an Industrial Opportunity

Physicists Made Entangled Photons Out of Ordinary Sunlight, Which Was Supposed to Require a Laser

Can Gravitational Fields Break and Reconnect? A New Physical Review D Paper Says Einstein's Equations Allow It

NASA Ends the Swift Mission After Nearly 22 Years as Its Orbit Decays and Re-Entry Looms

ESA's Euclid Telescope Finds Its First New Comet, Spotted by Software as a Streak Across Five Images

Monitored Wildlife Populations Are Down 73 Per Cent on Average Since 1970, WWF Says, but Tigers and Tuna Are Recovering

The AI Race Is Now a Race for Electricity, Land and Cold Water

Al Wisam Connects Machinery With Industrial Automation