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Successfully made super-hard diamond glass by compressing a 'carbon soccer ball'
Diamond glass material has great potential in electronics manufacturing.
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New aluminum alloy fabrication withstands 400 degrees Celsius
Russian scientists have developed a new low-cost aluminum alloy with advantages such as good electrical conductivity, durability and heat resistance.
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Successful fabrication of biological eyes
This is an opportunity to help hundreds of millions of blind people in the world see the light.
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Turn discarded plastic bottles into chemical filters
In a world that seems to be engulfed in plastic bottles, recycling this waste into useful materials will reduce the impact on the environment.
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Successful fabrication of the gel can prevent forest fires
Usually, only when forest fires have spread do firefighters be present to put out the fire or create a belt to minimize damage. A team of researchers sought to halt that…
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This is how Vietnam turned B-41 anti-tank gun into 'cannon cannon'
B-41 anti-tank guns are getting stronger as Vietnam has autonomously built thermo-drugs, opening the door to developing more powerful thermonuclear weapons.
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Successful fabrication of 'nano-springs' helps break down marine plastic
Scientists make micro-coils from carbon, nitrogen and manganese, capable of producing chemical reactions that dissolve micro-plastic particles.
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Technology to reduce objects to nano level, is like a guarantee of Doraemon
In the technology industry, things that show off the outside - like a giant supercomputer, a huge display - the bigger will be impressive.
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MIT found a way to shrink matter to the nanoscale
A major breakthrough in nanotechnology is thanks to a simple material that you can find in any nursery.
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Decipher the mystery where the US built an atomic bomb
Thousands of people worked at Oak Ridge in Tennessee in the 1940s, unaware that this was where the US used to build an atomic bomb.
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Fabrication of fabric fibers from animal skin and bones? How?
It doesn't sound like high fashion but
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Antimatter bomb - A million-billion-dollar destructive weapon
Antimatter is a deadly, powerful and unstoppable weapon, however, according to scientists, there is no technology to turn antimatter into a weapon.
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The truth about Chinese submarine technology
Western analysts say Beijing has made many advances in submarine technology, but the lack of control over the engine has left them behind.
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The rumors are not true about flying
Here are the share of Patrick Smith, a pilot with many years of experience, about the false, annoying rumors of flying.