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Remove the rig 24,000 tons in a few seconds
The Dutch energy company Shell has announced that it has found a solution to dismantle the floating portion of the 24,000-ton Brent Delta rig by a single lift method in…
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6-leg beetle
German scientists successfully built a 6-legged robot inspired by the rodent beetle, capable of traveling on a variety of terrains.
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Smart buoys detect sharks
AUSTRALIAN researchers have recently introduced a smart alert buoyancy device that can detect the presence of sharks in the sea and send a signal to the rescue team.
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The United States built guns that fired bullets 7 times faster than sound
The US military has successfully tested a new dangerous super weapon, which can fire artillery shells at 7 times the speed of sound.
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Optical shell for the house
Many houses in the Netherlands are built as terraced fields, creating a unique urban landscape of this country.
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Turn the eggshell into a ceramic
Statistics show that in the United States alone, up to 455,000 tons of waste eggshell need to be treated.
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Plastic machine gun
This weapon was designed with the help of computer modeling to minimize weight and shoot cage bullets with plastic shells.
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The new method increases the durability of glass
Scientists at McGill University in Montreal, Canada have created a new process that increases the strength of glass and when dropped, objects made with this technology t…
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Endurance test for fuel tank SLS ejection system
At the Marshall Space Center in Hunstville, Alabama, NASA engineers made a unique experiment to find a way to destroy one.
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Resins made of insect wings
Dutch designer Aagje Hoekstra has introduced a new invention: material made from the beetle's shell, which promises to replace traditional plastics that harm the env…
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The largest floating device in the world
The Prelude will receive natural gas and turn it into liquefied petroleum gas (LNG) for Shell. Then from the Prelude will transfer liquefied gas to the transport vessels.
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Eggs do not need shells
A Japanese high school teacher developed a method of incubation in plastic wrap and plastic cups to replace the eggshell.
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Electronic timer nib for mounting mortar
Scientists at the Institute of Weapons (General Department of Defense Industry) have initially fabricated successfully electronic timer nibs fitted to mortar shells. The…
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Multi-use speakers use the Turtle Shell for bicycles
The Turtle Shell speaker of Outdoor Technology, which was unveiled at CES in January, is preparing to go into commercial production.