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Invisibility thanks to silver-coated molecules
Some scientists argue that silver nanoparticles suspended in water create a flexible and flexible material - the main ingredient for creating invisible objects.
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Fish robots can control the water quality
University of Michigan researchers are developing robots that can swim like fish to explore water and control water quality.
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Aircraft operating under water
A British engineer has successfully designed the world's first winged submarine, acting as a domestic aircraft.
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Weapons of special forces
The emergence of water espionage is really a threat to the naval bases, becoming the driving force behind the development of the 'imitation of counterfeit' weapons.
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Nuclear reactor technology
Nuclear power industry (DHN) has so far had more than 50 years of history of establishment and development.
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Hydrogen can be obtained from the urine
American chemists have successfully built technology for producing hydrogen from urine by electrolysis. This was announced on Chemistry World.
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Robot swimming under the water, flying in the air
Penguins swim swiftly with extraordinary power, and even the viewer feels it is gliding in the water.
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'Fish Detective' traces the source of water pollution
British scientists have successfully created a fish robot capable of detecting contaminants underwater. They work by battery and communicate with each other via wi-fi.
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Buses wading into the water conquer the world
AmphiCoach has just launched a convenient bus, which can go on the ground and on the water, helping passengers 'cut off' the period of waiting for the boring ferry.
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Fly with a jet engine
The device, called JetLev Flyer, operates through two water pressure lanes allowing the operator to fly over the water.
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Technology separates water from honey
Many honey shipments to foreign countries are returned due to products containing 24% - 30% of water, not guaranteed quality.
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How to make new hydrogen
Scientists at Penn State University and Virginia Commonwealth University have discovered a way to produce hydrogen by exposing aluminum clusters to water.
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Iron spiders carry people on the water
If you come across this canoe you might think that it only appears in the James Bond movie, but that might be a means of going to sea in the future.
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Self-cleaning adhesive inspired by gecko feet
Researchers are in the process of making the first adhesive that can self-clean after each use without the need for water or chemicals, very similar to the hairs on the…
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'Smart water' boosts oil production by 60%
Norwegian researchers report that injecting a type of seawater called 'smart water' into some low-yield wells can increase the rate of mining by 60 percent.