Astronomers have revealed new research showing that millions of new solar system objects are likely to be detected by a brand-new facility, which is expected to come online later this year.

During Design Week in Milan, Italy, the Kia team put its intentions of creating art, engineering, science, and technology on display, including the EV2 concept and the PV5 and a wild, out-there ...

TNOs are important to our understanding of our solar system's origins because they are incredibly well-preserved remnants of the protoplanetary disk—or disk of gas and dust surrounding a young ...

But the Yoga Solar PC is the first ultrabook in the world with a fully-integrated solar power solution - and even though it’s just a concept right now, it’s one that I seriously hope makes it ...

Well, the solar panel can actually add some juice to your battery. According to the company, the solar panel absorbs enough direct sunlight in 20 minutes to power up to one hour of video playback.

Lenovo has announced a new concept laptop at Mobile World Congress that encourages you to work outside by reducing your dependence on power cables. The Yoga Solar PC is an early proof of concept ...

Lenovo's Solar PC is a good-looking and sustainability-minded concept that features integrated photovoltaic panels that can add an hour's worth of video playback after just 20 minutes in the sun.

And at 15mm thin and just 1.22kg, the thin and light Yoga Solar PC Concept is the world’s first ultraslim solar-powered PC3 and is an important step in realizing Lenovo’s aspiration to empower ...

The laptop itself is a decent piece of kit too: Engadget noted that the concept on the show floor packed an OLED display and a mid-range 50.2-Wh battery, while coming in at just 15 mm thick (or ...

Today, Lenovo announced a concept laptop that comes with a flexible display, but it’s actually got another concept to show off during Mobile World Congress with the Yoga Solar Concept PC.

A San Francisco man argues solar homeowners are being unfairly scapegoated. From the comfort of his kitchen table, Larry Maas can take a deep dive into his rooftop solar system.

There will be no life on Earth at this time — increasing solar luminosity will have eradicated all life about 2.8 billion years before the first Milky Way/Andromeda close encounter.