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When going on a picnic, the problem of keeping food cold always makes us headache. You can ice but the carry will be heavy and troublesome, not keep for long.
A new polymer-based paint reflects almost all the sunshine, so that buildings, cars, airplanes and sun-exposed buildings are generally cool.
Material engineers in China have just invented a new window coating that has the same function as conditioning. Another point is that it doesn't need electricity, but it…
The idea of solar geo-engineering is relatively unobtrusive, but the technology is slowly coming
Referring to travel pillow, you will immediately think of the familiar U-shaped pillow.
Launched at the CES 2018 exhibition and continues to be shown at the SamsungForum Exhibition, which has just taken place in Italy, the Wind-Free air conditioner impresse…
DK, 30/10, Portuguese scientists have developed small capsules that absorb and release heat.
Scientists at the University of Colorado Boulder (USA) have invented a type of metal film that works to cool the surrounding environment without using electricity.
The device is only 5mm thick by graduate students at the University of California and SRI International, but is as capable of cooling as an air conditioner.
This will mean that you can lose weight in a very natural and safe way because you do not use medicine.
Look at you have also seen the 'cool' well. But do not be surprised, see what it does. You will be surprised longer.
Google has filed a patent for a high-tech, air-purifying, patent-pending, low-cost cooler.
Qore Performance has announced a simple yet effective solution to help US soldiers and police escape the heat or the cold winter of their mission.
Recently, scientists at the University of Tokyo have created Kengoro. This is a human-like robot with the ability to breathe continuously for 11 minutes. And most import…