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This technology has linked atoms of heavy metals to the strip
Japanese scientists have developed a new gel that is as durable as metal but retains its softness.
Located in the A-135 anti-ballistic missile complex on the outskirts of Moscow, the Don-2N radar can detect targets from all directions at extreme distances.
Russian chemists have successfully developed new methods of processing non-ferrous metals such as copper, nickel and molybdenum with low production costs as well as impr…
In the existential forms of matter such as liquids, gases and snakes, they are all determined by the structural arrangement of molecules and depend on external condition…
US scientists have successfully created a metal-hydrogen material that could act as a superconductor or as a rocket fuel in the future.
According to the plan, the Organization Board of the Olympic Games will collect 8 tons of metal throughout the country, to build 5,000 medals for two Olympic and Paralym…
Korean engineers have improved the road barrier, causing the car not only to be dropped from the ground but also from serious damage.
Researchers have turned tattoos into communication tools, able to control electronic devices and transmit data.
Just one button, the entire window on the car or window, ... will quickly transform from transparent to completely black glass.
This new method of metal production is a precursor to the creation of effective self-cleaning materials and never to be corroded.
Thinness is haunting computer equipment manufacturers and to do such devices, not only need imaginative designers but also the technology behind it.
Synthetic metal foams (CMFs) can be the ideal material for the birth of a new generation of thinner, lighter, but more durable armor.
Wintergartan Marble Machine is a giant music machine made of birch wood and uses 2,000 metal spheres to create melody.
It sounds nonsense, but in one of its tests, Mitsubishi did it. But who will need a metal made from sea water?