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To increase the resistance to explosions for military vehicles, BAE Systems sought answers from the hardest beetle in the natural - iron-eyed (ironclad beetle) world.
The room is self-sealed when there are strangers intruding, explosion-proof glass doors or helicopters help emergency evacuation ... are devices used by super-rich to pr…
The NASA launches a new super-slim passenger jet project that will not cause explosions like the legendary Concordes.
A controlled explosion in the aircraft's luggage compartment has been successfully controlled by a bomb-resistant liner, developed by a group of British scientists.
Airbus has recently been approved by a US Patent and Trademark Office
Bomb explosions can create deadly, deadly debris, as well as causing buildings to collapse due to shock waves. However, the US military has found a way to build a super-…
Boeing has filed a patent with the name
The battery is always hidden risk of explosion, danger to users.
At Aviation 2014 - an annual exhibition organized by the US Aeronautics and Space Institute, NASA demonstrated new technologies being studied by the agency to revive the…
Unmanned equipment is responsible for detecting explosive materials under the sea, helping to reduce the risk of explosion and ensure the safety of human life.
Software engineer Brad Lyon along with designer Bill Snebold has created a visual map showing all births and deaths in countries around the globe.
It is now easier to detect bombs in public places such as airports or stations thanks to a new type of luminescent polymer by chemist William Dichtel and graduate studen…
The attack on July 7, 2005, aimed at the London subway station, has been proposed to minimize the impact of similar attacks on public transport in the future.
Considering that two-tier aircraft is still in use today, the designs of these designers include the second wing with the effect of preventing drag created by obstacles…
A Malaysian company, Faidhi Holdings Sdn Bhd, has introduced a lightweight, environmentally friendly composite (gas) cylinder and is not even detonated in the fire.