Is the flux capacitor made famous in 'Back to the Future' an answer to more efficient hydrogen storage on Class 8 trucks?

The garbage-gulping Mr. Fusion from “Back to the Future” was pure fiction, but the flux capacitor that powered Doc Brown’s flying DeLorean is real. NASA made it. The space agency licenses it.

As an isolated late-night space with plenty of pavement, the mall parking lot offered Doc and Marty plenty of space to test ...

WHILE millions of film fans dream of owning Bond’s Aston Martin or Bruce Wayne’s Batmobile, Ollie Wilkey has turned his movie car fantasy into a reality. The self-employed inventory clerk, from ...

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As we barrel through 2024, the dream of hopping in a DeLorean and rewinding to 2009 to buy Bitcoin at pennies per coin tempts ...

If Doc Brown's time travel machine had been built on two wheels it would have looked just like this visually striking DAB 1α ...

flux, and power estimation. The photovoltaic (PV) side isolated capacitor split converter analysis is discussed in Section 3. The front-end converter is analyzed in Section 4. Simulation ...

But his little yellow Enfield, aka Jonny’s Flux Capacitor, has the best story of them all. As we pull up to Jonny’s Lincolnshire home, I notice some clues that suggest there’s more happening on this ...