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Diamonds from the depths of the Earth contain minerals like never before
This mineral is the first example of high-pressure calcium silicate perovskite (CaSiO3) to be found on Earth.
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The rainbow is brilliant in the German sky created by aircraft
The Qatar Airlines airline has created a rainbow-colored cloud from its wings, flying over the sky of Bamberg, Germany.
Biology
New technology benefits pharmaceutical corporations
Pharmaceutical companies can save millions of pounds thanks to a new technology that can control crystal formation. This technology was developed by University of Leeds…
Environment
Virtual clouds appear suddenly in the sky of Australia
Residents of Darwin, northern Australia have recently witnessed an amazing natural scene.
Environment
'Rainbow ghost' appears in the sky of Scotland
The silky white silver rainbow winked across the Scottish sky, making many people think of it
Environment
White rainbow appears in Scotland
White rainbow - an extremely rare meteorological phenomenon appeared in the town of Dumfries, west Scotland last weekend.
Environment
'Paradise gate' is fuzzy in Europe
The white rainbow appears in the mist on the mountain in Ukraine, making a Russian lecturer feel like a paradise gate.
Science invention
Airy optical beam was first observed
For the first time, scientists have observed unusual optical beams called Airy rays. Unlike other light rays, Airy rays have the ability to maintain diffraction in a far…
Science invention
New record of electron diffraction
Materials science researchers in the UK and Germany have developed a new electron microscopy technique that enables the creation of electron diffraction images from a ma…
Computer science
Artificial mechanical display technology displays colors as real
The array of thousands of tiny
Computer science
Devices can read Blu-ray and HD DVD burning discs
In order to help customers not be confused when choosing a new generation DVD player, Japanese company Ricoh has developed a component that can read and write all Blu-ra…
New technology
Hair dye does not use chemicals
Engineers at the University of New Mexico and the Los Alamos National Laboratory are working on the use of convergent ion beam technology (FIB) to decorate different mat…
New technology
Unique new 3D technology without glasses
The new 3-D display, developed by Hewlwatt-Packard Electronics, does not require the use of special glasses to look at and is particularly suitable for small devices.