Jonathan Schramm

Replacing Natural Photosynthesis Directly or indirectly, a massive amount of the energy we use has been produced through photosynthesis. This is of course true of the calories powering our bodies, but ultimately also of fossil fuels, which are just “stored” photosynthesis from plants that died eons ago. So, many efforts have been dedicated to either […]

Bitcoin On The Rise As Bitcoin prices experienced a stratospheric rise following Donald Trump's election, interest in companies that had the foresight to have been investing in the asset followed. No company has been more vocal about its devotion to Bitcoin than MicroStrategy and its charismatic and controversial ex-CEO, Michael Saylor. So this seems like the […]

The Hunt For Ever More Lithium With the rise of EVs, the demand for lithium-ion batteries exploded, as did the need for lithium resources. This demand is expected to keep growing exponentially, with only the steepness of this curve in question, depending on the speed of EV adoption. This has caused problems, as lithium is […]

When talking about green energy, solar and wind power are usually included, along with maybe geothermal. However, nuclear energy is increasingly being included. This is because nuclear energy is equally low in carbon emissions, which is the main reason for the push toward renewables.

From Golden Age to Stagnation to Renaissance When it was invented, nuclear power was touted as the future of energy and envisioned powering everything, from the electric grid to individual cars, trains, and even planes. Unfortunately, that vision failed to manifest. The omnipresent nuclear power imagined by science-fiction writers hit the issues created by the […]

Since the end of the convertibility of gold into US dollar (USD) in 1971, there have been two gold bull markets in the 1970s and 2000s. And we might be in the midst of a new one, especially with the very strong run in gold in 2024.

Innovation and military technology have been deeply intertwined for decades, especially with the emergence of industrial warfare and the importance of advanced weapons. As a result, some of the most innovative companies in the world are also the largest military contractors.

Which Tech Will Dominate 3D Printing? As 3D printing, also called additive manufacturing, is increasingly becoming a key component of advanced manufacturing, it is important to further optimize the process. This is because 3D printing parts and components are usually used in very demanding applications, like automotive engines, rockets, military equipment, etc. So in these circumstances, […]

Most solar panels are based on two technologies: polysilicon, which makes up the majority of them, and thin-film cadmium telluride. However, there is a third way to make photovoltaic systems, which uses a mineral called perovskite.

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