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These robots can eat meat
Two British scientists have successfully built robots capable of catching mice and insects and turning them into electricity.
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Launching solar plane
The plane runs entirely in sunlight, with wingspan equivalent to the Boeing 747 passenger aircraft but only less than a small car.
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Airplanes do not use gasoline
The first ever manned planet powered by hydrogen fuel cells flew in the German sky yesterday.
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Racing car with chocolate
British scientists have launched a unique race car made from potatoes, carrots, soybeans and fueled with chocolate extracts.
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Equipment turns the breath into money
John Lennon Airport in Liverpool city of England will become the first airport in the world to use technology to turn passenger's breath into biofuels.
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Smart cars 'prompt' fuel-efficient driving
When you are behind the wheel, it may waste a lot of unnecessary fuel when you start, speed up or stop your car.
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Refueling at home
The supply station produces enough hydrogen fuel to operate the household electrical appliances and cars that have just been introduced in London (UK).
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New technology solar collector
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have found a new, more effective way to collect heat from the sun.
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Rapid detection of gasoline contaminated with acetone with ... vanilla
Instead of investing billions of dong to detect acetone in gasoline, Vietnamese scientists have discovered that it is possible to use vanilla (often used for cooking tea…
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Power generation from ... car smoke
German experts are experimenting on a special type of thermoelectric generator that converts heat from car exhaust to electricity to provide fuel and reduce CO2 emission…
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Transfer of toxic computer waste into safe products
Removed computer parts may someday fuel your car. That's because researchers in Romania and Turkey have developed an effective and simple method for recycling.
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The first aircraft in the world is powered by hydrogen
US airline giant Boeing announced on April 3 for the first time in the world that a hydrogen powered airplane flying into the sky, a turning point that could open up the…
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Road-driven cars: the world's most efficient method of hydrogen production
Chemists are working out a plan to develop a revolutionary way to convert sugar into hydrogen. The synthetic hydrogen will be used as a fuel for hydrogen fuel cell vehic…
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Cheap cars with pneumatic
A French engineer promises to sell a compressed-gas-powered car within a year, without the expense of a cheap price. The OneCat will have five seats with a fiberglass bo…
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Netherlands introduces gasoline pumping robot
In cold weather, if you can pour gasoline for cars at automatic petrol pumps without stepping out of the car, what else? That dream of the Dutch 'doctor' will so…