Sandia National Laboratories’ Z machine, which last year emitted neutrons to enter the race to provide the world virtually unlimited electricity from, essentially, seawater, has received approval from ...

Anthony Puleo is a Freelance Writer for GameRant, but has a history working for the site. Having worked as a staff writer here for two years, he is very familiar with the gaming industry and plays ...

During the decades since Infocom released their interactive story game Zork to world-wide acclaim for microcomputers, the genre of interactive fiction (IF) is still immensely popular, with a ...

Sandia Laboratory's Z Machine creates powerful, short pulses of electrical energy. It is the world’s most powerful electrical device.The machine is 35 meters in diameter.To those behind the doors at ...

June 10, 2005 Scientists at the United States Sandia National Nuclear Security Administration Labs have accelerated a small plate from zero to 76,000 mph in less than a second. Sandia’s Z Machine is ...

Throwing its hat into the ring of machines that offer the possibility of achieving controlled nuclear fusion, Sandia National Laboratories' Z machine has created a hot dense plasma that produces ...

Used to study the physical properties of dense stars like white dwarfs, Sandia National Laboratory's Z Machine looks like something straight out of a sci-fi movie. The technology became the muse of an ...

The jury is still out on what makes Gen Z’ers tick, but while the research is still ongoing there is much evidence to suggest that a marketing strategy utilizing machine learning is exponentially more ...

Calling Tony Stark! The Z Machine at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico is the stuff of comic book legend. The massive X-ray generator is capable of creating what astronomer Don ...

WEBVTT ONE OF SANDIA LAB'S MOST PRIZED POSSESSIONS. ITS Z MACHINE CREATES POWERFUL, SHORT PULSES OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY. ACTION 7 NEWS REPORTER MIKE SPRINGER GIVES A LOOK BEHIND THE LAB'S WALLS. IT ...

Used to study the physical properties of dense stars like white dwarfs, Sandia National Laboratory's Z Machine looks like something straight out of a sci-fi movie. The technology became the muse of an ...