Artificial rubber from biomass materials
The Japanese Bridgestone Corporation successfully studied high-cis polyisoprene (IR) synthetic rubber from Isoprene. This type of rubber is used in the car industry, mak…
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The Japanese Bridgestone Corporation successfully studied high-cis polyisoprene (IR) synthetic rubber from Isoprene. This type of rubber is used in the car industry, mak…
After the first spring rains, millions of crabs find their way from the forest to the sea to breed, creating an amazing natural sight at the Bay of Pigs.
From appliances that have been damaged or are no longer usable, smart people have come up with creative ideas to make them useful gadgets.
Of course, the trucks of the giant trucks were not normal at all and the skilled worker took all day to fix them.
Famous Stunter Robbie Maddison once again proved to everyone that he could do incredible things. In a new video titled
A very impressive video, showing us how advanced technologies of the future are equipped with racing cars that will work.
Here are some good tips by experts and experienced people on how to preserve and preserve everyday items, from umbrellas, razors to fresh flowers and vegetables.
A man in China inflated all four cars with ... nose, in 21 minutes.
Russian narcotics police in the city of Tomsk in Siberia have discovered a new drug made from a tire-patching substance they think could affect the human brain more seri…
When the heart begins to tire, it will beat weakly or never function again. A bone fracture can be cracked or.
The team of researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison invented the nanoscale generator (TENG), integrated into tires to help collect electricity during the whee…
The prototype of the 3D print tire shows incredible durability, speed and flexibility, more important when it comes to 3D printers.
Not only for Mars, this tire is likely to be used on Earth itself.
New piston-type tires designed by a US company can help bicyclists escape the flutter.
The Contact Area Information Sensing (CAIS) is a system consisting of a sensor built into the tire to provide accurate information about the condition of the road, thus…