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All About Electric LongBoard

By: Taylor kong, Journalist

The Electric Long Board was made in 1997 by Louie Finkle. The Electric Long Board has speeds of 18-28 mph but sometimes other models can go to 40 mph.

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But now with the ultra bee the ultra bee is a higher level then the normal it faster the the surron but ways heavier then normal top speed is 56 but that's what surron says people have found a way to get rid of the speed limiter they say top speed is 90 which on a bike that weighs 187 lbs`is insane.

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Stark Varg

By: Wassim Chaou, Journalist

The Stark VARG 6.5kWh electrical storage device pack allows you to ride for up to 6 hours of easy trail riding or complete a full MXGP heat depending on rider ability and track conditions. Whereas a full re-charge can be between 1-2 hours depending on the charger and outlet. The Stark VARG houses the most strong power-to-weight motor of any production motocross bike. Developed and made in Europe, our carbon fiber sleeve motor runs on 360 in name only/very small amount voltage, shaking and rolling around really fast out 80hp and 9hp per kilogram.

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All Electric Without Batteries: Flow Batteries Are The Future Of EVs

By: Taylor kong, Journalist

Flow batteries are rechargeable batteries that store energy in a liquid solution called electrolytes, which are kept in separate tanks. Unlike regular batteries, Flow batteries can be made bigger, making...

How is power generated?

By: Cooper Choe, Journalist

Ever wondered where your power comes from? Find out where in this article!

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Electric Cars May Not Be Worth It

By: Salar Nasimov, Journalist

One of the main advantages of electric cars is their positive impact on the environment. They do not need gas to run, which means they do not produce emissions. As well as being better for the environment, it is also cheaper since electricity is cheaper than gas.

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Why Tesla’s Are Good For The Environment

By: Sulaiman Wardak, Journalist

Tesla's cars emit zero emissions, which means they don't produce any harmful pollutants that contribute to air pollution and climate change.

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History Of The Washing Machine

By: Sarbagya Adhikari, Journalist

The first versions of the modern washing machine first appeared in the 19th century. The portable mechanism was rather simple, consisting of a tub base, paddles or rods, and a handle that twisted the rods.

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The History of Circuit City

By: Cristian Reinaga Claros, Journalist

Circuit City. A store that was once the most successful Electronic Retail Store, has now gone out of business.

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Creating Electricity With Fruit And Vegetables

By: Nathan Brown, Journalist

when two different metals are put into the potato the salts in the potato creates a bridge between them and the electricity is created when the ions released from the salt travel from one metal to another.

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The World’s First Flying Electric Racecar

By: Xavier Chappell, Journalist

Everyone has seen racecars, but have you seen flying racecars? A flying electric racecar has been made and it looks like one of the most exciting projects of the decade.

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Tesla’s Magnetic Engine Doesn’t Need Rare Earth Elements

By: Diego Aguilar Quiroz, Journalist

Tesla's Model 3 already cut 25% rare earths.

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