An oil spill is not only a massive environmental disaster, it is also a huge public relations disaster for any company. It takes plenty of time and money to make sure that any oil spill is contained, and the amount of negative impact in which it has on resident wildlife is always something to ponder over. Well, the future might just seen nanomachines swooping in to launch a rescue mission in a bid to clean up oil spills. This is made possible thanks to a modification to microscopic submarines, courtesy of Joseph Wang and his team from the University of California, San Diego.
Ubergizmo, Nanomachines to clean up oil spills in the future?
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