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New type of shock absorbers are resistant to high temperatures
The new shock absorber material can withstand extreme temperatures and it can be used in spacecraft engines as well as cars.
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Transparent optical material
A transparent material that can efficiently obtain solar energy has been the work of scientists from the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
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Ash replacement cement
Be aware that the rivers change color from green to dark yellow or red color of rice husks removed by mills, ...
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Automobile air conditioners, solar
A truck solar-powered air conditioning system will be available in the market in early 2012.
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Carbon bullets, radiation
Chinese scientists have created a super-strong, superconducting carbon fiber fabric that can be used to make astronauts' clothing, bulletproof and anti-radiation.
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Charge the power with the chassis
The biggest challenge for electric cars today is the high cost and weight of lithium-ion batteries.
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For the first time humans created 'dry water'
'Dried water' is a noun containing contradiction, but in fact a British scientist has created such substance.
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Reduce CO2 levels by pre-industrial time in 10 years?
The STEP process uses energy and solar heat to collect CO2 just published by US scientists.
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Gasoline from the air
Vanadium nitrogenase, an enzyme found in soybean roots, may be the key to air-conditioned cars in the near future.
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The prospect of producing lightweight bulletproof vest
A team from the University of South California led by Dr. Xiaodong Li has created a material called boron carbide, which is super-hard but very light.
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Turn T-shirt into armor
Scientists at the University of South Carolina in the US have found a way to turn ordinary cotton t-shirts into armor.
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Carbon nanotube can generate large currents
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have discovered a new way to generate electricity: using carbon nanotubes to generate electricity.
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New Carbon Nanotube Characteristics Discovered
Under certain conditions, carbon nanotubes can convert heat into energy and vice versa.
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Clothes into solar cells
GS Research Team. Yi Cui, of Stanford University, has successfully put carbon nanotubes (one billionths of a meter) into a dye.
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Marine environmental simulation equipment
Understanding how sediments and rocks in the seafloor interact with surrounding liquids and gases is not a simple matter.