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Recently, American scientists have discovered the opposite, light can bend matter.
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Recently, American scientists have discovered the opposite, light can bend matter.
Scientists have recently discovered that it is possible to rely on the crystal structure of spider silk to create new materials.
On March 29, scientists at the University of Ohio found the world's smallest superconducting material - a chain of four pairs of molecules of 3.5 nanometers.
The Global Hawk science-drived pilot has opened a new chapter in NASA's Earth Science Research.
Taking advantage of the bee's perceptive sense of smell, the US company InsaCal designed the VASOR detector for use in security, health, construction, food ...
The Palo Alto company has developed a handheld HIV detector sized the size of an iPod.
Australian scientists have introduced the world's first ophthalmic device, designed to help older people with vision deprivation.
Scientists at Princeton University in the US have successfully developed a new type of transmission plastic to replace traditional solar cell material with low cost.
Overcoming the usual rules and filled with bizarre, one-wheeled cars are more modern and safer.
Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro of the University of Osaka has long conceived many human robot generations, so as to face as many people as possible ...
Entering the restaurant Hajime - a Japanese restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand, many customers have rounded eyes surprised to see the service here is ... robots.
The test model of the aircraft operated by sunlight has flown yesterday at a speed of 45 km / h.
The robot with the name PR2 folded the towel quite well, but it took 25 minutes to fold one.
Hitachi has successfully researched a new material that could extend its lithium-ion battery life to two times, the longest time being over 10 years.
Scientists at the University of South Carolina in the US have found a way to turn ordinary cotton t-shirts into armor.