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The first inductive electric vehicle charging path in the US
Startup Israel is building a road about 1.6 km long equipped with a wireless charging system for electric vehicles in Detroit, Michigan.
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Belgian researchers develop device for analyzing water quality using... paper
In addition to detecting bacteria and pathogens in domestic water, the device can also assess water hardness, pH and ion content in water.
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A simple invention that can save the lives of many sea creatures accidentally caught in nets
American ecologists have found a new way to reduce turtles, sharks and squid getting entangled in fishing nets.
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Drone follows Leonardo da Vinci's 530-year-old design
A team of engineers at the University of Maryland built a 4-rotor drone with a unique spiral shape and successfully tested it.
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Mathematician solves 150-year-old super-difficult chess problem
Appearing in 1869, the 'hard problem' with chess pieces has caused headaches for scientists for more than 150 years.
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Chinese satellite pulls another satellite out of orbit
The Shijian-21 satellite flew close to another decommissioned satellite and pulled it high, to a graveyard orbit for dead satellites.
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China builds world's deepest high-speed rail station
The Badaling Great Wall Station, located 102 meters below the Great Wall, is likened to a modern engineering wonder.
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The Chinese company introduced a model of a plane that goes from Beijing to New York in just... 1 hour
Space Transportation (China) recently announced that it is developing a new aircraft model, in which it can take off
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World's Largest Lake: Caspian Sea, is it really a 'sea' or a 'lake'?
Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Turkmenistan, the countries that surround the Caspian, cannot agree on whether this is a lake or a sea.
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Inside the world's largest body freezing facility waiting for the day of resurrection
Steel chambers, filled with liquid nitrogen, at a human body freezing facility in the US currently hold more than 170 people, with the hope that one day they can be resu…
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Why can blue light from screens cause premature aging?
Blue light not only makes you sleepless but also causes premature aging. Here are the explanations of the experts.
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The unusually floating 'ghost iceberg' photo attracts attention
Canadian photographer Simone Engels was stunned when he discovered the huge white structure that appeared to be floating abnormally.
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Scientists create super durable bubbles that won't burst for 465 days
By adding glycerol and plastic beads, the scientists created ultra-strong bubbles that have potential applications in the drug and food industries.
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Building covered with solar panels generates 1 million kWh of electricity per year
Dutch architecture firm MVRDV is partnering with Taiwanese power company Taipower to launch a unique clean energy project.
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The James Webb space telescope has reached its destination after nearly a month of launching into space
The James Webb Space Telescope has reached its final destination almost a month after it was launched into space.