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A U.K.-based research team has created a fuel cell that can power a
lightbulb, with the aid of a high flying bacteria found in the Earth’s
atmosphere. Bacterially-run fuel cells may provide a cheap, portable source of energy for villages without electricity and they're a potential source of green, nearly emissions-free energy for the future. The U.K. team, from Newcastle University, gathered bacteria from the
River Wear in eastern England and tested the different species they
found. To their surprise, their best electrician was a species called
Bacillus stratosphericus, more...
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