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Microsoft has released some hacking information from the blue-hat hacker group on Thursday, just a day after the third green-hat hacker conference took place.
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Microsoft has released some hacking information from the blue-hat hacker group on Thursday, just a day after the third green-hat hacker conference took place.
Babcock Ranch in Florida is considered one of the most sustainable and environmentally friendly cities in the world.
Although the project has not officially been 'greened', Boeing is said to be ambitious to create a supersonic plane that can fly around the world in about 1-3 hours.
Tokyo is one of the safest cities in the world, but the rate of special crime related to sex and victims are women who live on their own.
If this form of farming is further developed, we can absolutely bring them out into space.
In 2017, Asian-American researchers from the Clemson Nanomaterial Institute (CNI) created simple and efficient nanogenerator-based nanogenerators called U-TENG.
OLEDs possess a deeper black color, providing much superior images than traditional LCDs, and it does not require backlighting as on a traditional LCD screen, so it has…
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) says it is working on a project that could help the military improve its ability to detect threats and espionage.
Scientists have turned arid sand dunes into sparkling multicolored grass hills. Work on greening this desert thanks to super technology of fossil underground mining for…
The fastest car in the world today is a former Royal Air Force pilot and research team. They built the Bloodhound SSC to break the fastest speed record of the world curr…
The vertical forest design that spans skyscrapers promises to be a viable solution to help China cope with heavy air pollution.
Nano glass will turn light to green and red, making plants more photosynthetic and fast growing.
A Japanese company uses indoor vegetable cultivation technology, producing more than 80 tons of fresh vegetables every year.
With cheap materials and simple technology, this method promises a new breakthrough in the green energy sector of the future.
A newspaper in Japan can be transformed into a flower only a few weeks later by shredding it in a pot of sponge and watering it.