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Long-range wireless charging technology for flying drones
A group of experts at the University of Texas is developing technology that allows electric discharge to charge drones in mid-air based on electromagnetic waves.
Electromagnetic Waves
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Is the idea of using the Sun as a signal amplifier in 'The Three-Body Problem' really feasible?
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Detected strange light waves never known
A previously unknown type of light wave has just been discovered by scientists, based on the pioneering work of a 19th-century Scottish scientist.
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How to fan the microwave in a less effective way
It is the way you arrange the food before putting it in the oven to decide whether the reheat is successful or not.
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What phenomenon causes iPhone to
In the video recently released on the Internet, a group of ants surrounds an iPhone when the phone starts to ring for incoming calls.
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How does the microwave oven work?
A microwave can cook super fast food or heat cold food in just a minute or less.
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Find a way to boil water in the blink of an eye
Recently, scientists in Germany have found a way to make water reach extremely high temperatures in less than a blink of an eye.
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Electromagnetic waves can affect humans?
Electromagnetic waves exist everywhere, so does it affect human health?
1001 mystery
UFO stealth appeared near Mercury?
Many people believe that the image of an object emitting electromagnetic waves recorded by Nasa's STEREO spacecraft is probably a giant stealth spacecraft anchored on th…
Space science
Electric waves from Jupiter's moon threaten the spacecraft
Mysterious electromagnetic waves on Jupiter's largest moon - Ganymede - have been recorded by NASA's Galileo spacecraft.
Space science
In the universe does not transmit sound, so what do astronauts talk about?
Extraterrestrial life is very different from what happens on Earth. Even extremely simple things like communication also need new support devices that can be implemented.
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Control gravity as you like
A Belgian mathematician proposed to build devices to create and manipulate gravity in order to apply to communication instead of electromagnetic waves today.
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The world's first 'artificial black hole'
The latest issue of Digital Science magazine, the world's first
Animal world
Electromagnetic waves disrupt the orientation of migratory birds
Electromagnetic waves are capable of losing the ability of the North American cyprinian to navigate when they migrate, making them unable to determine the direction of f…
Environment
Lightning can cause headaches
Professor Vincent Martin, a University of Cincinnati researcher in the US, and his son Geoffrey Martin, a medical student, conducted a study to understand the relationsh…