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US supersonic flight tests failed
The US Air Force said Wednesday that the test flight of the X-51A Waverider unmanned aerial vehicle over the Pacific was delayed due to a control error that caused the a…
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The killer flies with salt bullets
A man in California invented a salvage gun with a salt-rocket called Bug-A-Salt, with a range of up to 0.9 to 1.5 meters. The bullet is a round box, placed near the barr…
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IPhone application automatically car drivers
Just put the iPhone in the car, with the camera back facing the road, this application will automatically combine satellite images with street images that the iPhone tur…
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Technology brushing teeth with the bacteria in the mouth
From a young age, parents or even teachers at school still try to educate young children about the importance of oral hygiene.
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New technology for extracting lignin from plants
For the purpose of improving the sustainability of biological materials, researchers have found many ways to make food from sources such as cenlulose.
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Bicycle lock with pedal
With bicycles, you can practice your health, slow down the roads and especially use a bike that will save you money on economics compared to motorbikes, cars or public t…
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BMW's new electric scooter model
After a busy time launching Scooter E and developing Concept e, BMW Motorrad recently unveiled a new line of electric scooters coming into production called the C evolut…
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Sensor detects explosives in the ground
The new sensor, made from nanofibres, can 'smell' the explosives from underground explosive devices and announce a chemical reaction. Allows visual detection.
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Dear Interpreter
Based on the idea of Google's Glass Project Glass, computer programmer Will Powell has developed eyeglasses that feature real-time interpreting. This device can list…
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The United States is about to launch 'tiny spy' into Afghanistan
British and American military plan to deploy a new mini-reconnaissance aircraft in the war in Afghanistan to create more advantage over Taliban insurgents.
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Smoked menus for the visually impaired
No need for braille printing, the menu tastes will help the visually impaired to order food easily. In a world where visual interactivity plays a leading role, blind peo…
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Exotic style equipment
This device was designed by Siemens. Each of the 75-meter-long blades is only a little shorter than the wings of the world's largest Airbus A380 (79.8m). Carbon fibe…
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Clean water with a photovoltaic bag
The lack of clean water is the cause of death for millions of people around the world. For example, sub-Saharan Africa wants clean water to walk for several days to sour…
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Smart outfit helps people to overcome their body limits
For a long time, science in general has always dreamed of reaching out to build machines that can turn people into true superheroes in life. Back in the 1960s, the US Pe…
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Electronic books sell better than printed books
The UK's largest book retailer Amazon is selling more eBooks than printed books. For every 100 books sold online, the company sold 114 e-book titles. A