China develops super powerful acoustic laser technology
Acoustic lasers are created by manipulating phonons, and have great potential for applications in medicine and deep-sea exploration.
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Acoustic lasers are created by manipulating phonons, and have great potential for applications in medicine and deep-sea exploration.
China seems to be charting new horizons by developing submarines powered by laser technology.
An urban area with nearly 500 large and small structures, hundreds of kilometers of canals... appeared in the middle of the Amazon forest, both with ancient mysteries an…
A team of military scientists has developed laser imaging technology that allows ground stations to identify and track targets in space with unprecedented precision.
Technology Cytophone uses laser light pulses from outside the skin to heat tumor cells and destroy them.
When it comes to the problem of stitching cuts and wounds, there hasn't been much change in the last 2000 years. Even with microsurgery techniques today, infections and…
Using laser technology to calculate body mass, experts at the University of Manchester, UK, have discovered that giant dinosaurs, with their feet shaking the ground, are…
Laser technology is increasingly important for the production of quality products of supporting industry (Industrialization).
General Electric (GE) is seeking permission to build a uranium enrichment plant using a $ 1 billion laser technology.
This product is essentially a laser projector with a capacity of about 50-1000 W.
Astronomers obtained 15 radio waves, capable of emitting from alien laser technology.
US scientists on September 4 said they have developed a new laser-based technology that can help surgeons quickly and accurately detect and remove brain tumors.
Lade has been applied in Vietnamese medicine since the 80s of the last century. However, most laser devices currently used in hospitals are imported products at very exp…
Polish scientists have successfully researched a device that uses a laser beam in a car to detect whether a driver is drunk or not.
Professor Warren S. Warren, who developed laser application technology to study melanoma, has just discovered a new application of lasers: discovering the mysteries bene…