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A research team from Tomsk Polytechnic University has developed an optical vacuum cleaner that maximizes cleaning of the environment and rooms from harmful particles.
The world population is constantly increasing. It is estimated that people will need 50-70% more food by 2050. So where do we go to find more of this huge amount of food…
Do you belong to a group of people who look out for reality or who only see illusions and still can't find the content behind this photo?
While integrating optical chips into existing processors will significantly increase processing speed, it will also increase the size of these processors.
These strange objects create an optical illusion that makes those who look at imagination like that a kind of magic.
Red thunder, have you seen it before?
By linking optical telescopes and radio telescopes, this system provides the world's most advanced tool for astronomical research, when experts can simultaneously see an…
Christine McNaughton, on the farm, suddenly found the mysterious, incredibly strange sunset scene.
This year, he is 96 years old, but his scientific journey has not reached its destination: he has spent most of his time in the basement, experimenting with new inventio…
Dario Bonzi, an Italian who recorded a new optical illusion that surprised many viewers.
Birds and planes are always two unseen objects. Therefore, people always seek to chase them away from the airport. Fortunately, French scientists have found a solution t…
Currently, when nanotechnology is on the throne, many tiny devices are born. And because of the nano size, the components also have a very small demand.
The robot has optical observation modules that increase visibility and transmit confidential data to the command center, and can automatically use weapons to destroy tar…
There are several different types of microscopes, including simple microscopes, dual microscopes, stereo microscopes, electron microscopes and many others.
The researchers used laser beams and magneto-optical traps to cool atoms to temperatures of -273 degrees Celsius.