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Visit Europe's leading solar power plant
Okhotnikovo solar park, located on the Crimea peninsula, southern Ukraine, is the largest solar power plant in central and eastern Europe, producing enough electricity t…
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The world's most 'green' cities
No dust, noisy car horns, no fossil energy to produce electricity are the hallmarks of green cities like Amsterdam, Freiburg, Reykjavík ...
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Evidence of life may exist in the parallel universe
The British team found that dark energy does not affect star formation, speculating that alien life may exist in another universe.
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Video: The tough molting of the hunter spider
The spectacle of a hairy hunter spider with strenuous long legs attracts much attention on social networks.
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Video: Cook food for 20 minutes with the sun
Solar cookers are designed to be compact and can cook most dishes and are easy to carry on trips.
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Video: Artificial tree charging phone, free Wi-Fi in Dubai
Not only does the Smart Palm work with phone charging and Wi-Fi, it is also a daytime resort and a night light.
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Video: Two principles that make eternal engines impossible
Principles of thermodynamics I and II prevent researchers from making permanent motors, imaginative devices that can produce infinite power.
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Video: The world's largest green data center in the Arctic Circle
A US company - Norway intends to build the world's largest green data center using renewable energy on an area of 600,000m2.
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Video: Glass bricks provide electricity from photovoltaic
The UK team developed glass bricks that can collect solar energy to supply buildings, vehicles or storage in batteries.
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Video: Sunglasses produce electricity from sunlight
German researchers have successfully built sunglasses that can generate electricity using hidden optical cells in the glasses.
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Video: Three scenarios can cause the Earth to explode
Using nuclear bombs, large antimatter or planetary weapons of the size of Mars can cause the Earth to break into thousands of pieces.
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Video: Strong radioactive drinks were once favored by rich American people
Many wealthy Americans have loved Radithor, an energy drink containing radium-rich radioactive elements, in the early 20th century.
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Video: US missile defense system shows China must be
US defense officials have confirmed that the High-Level Defense Defense System, also known as the donkey name defense system THAAD has been successfully deployed in Sout…
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Video: Anomalous area makes satellites stop working in South America
The satellites stopped working when flying through the South American sky because they were affected by the excessive radiation of Van Allen radiation belt.
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Detecting UFOs 'shortcut path to the universe' to Earth?
A clip capturing an image of suspected aliens to Earth through 1