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The principle of absorption and reflection of light as once again is demonstrated when a team of NASA scientists published results of studies on the heat absorption capa…
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The principle of absorption and reflection of light as once again is demonstrated when a team of NASA scientists published results of studies on the heat absorption capa…
Modern armor, which can withstand bullets, can not protect its soldiers from the intense thrust of the bullets, which is responsible for most of the US military's bu…
Scientists are gradually getting closer to creating self-healing plastic, containing the sci-fi features of science fiction for everything, from aircraft that repair bro…
New evidence suggests that 2012 will be the most probable year for physicists to find the legendary particle: the Higgs.
Instead of having to carry a suit of clothes when traveling, it is possible that in the future, you will only need to carry a few, even a set of clothes made of special…
In fact, explosives are hard to recognize especially when stored in barrels or in normal places. That means that in order to analyze them, they will have to take life-th…
The system was created by researchers at the British Antarctic Survey. Researchers in six European countries use satellite data and ground data on the Earth's magnet…
Mathematicians at the University of Manchester (UK) say the 'elastic waves' of earthquakes can be diverted around an object, similar to the way waves move in rec…
Last year, physicists surprised the world by announcing neutrinos could move at a faster rate than light.
CHIP House - 'Super-compact house model' - with the original purpose of creating a network of homes that do not need to use energy (such as houses without energy from th…
A foggy UK researcher has initially succeeded in creating a solar cell grid that absorbs the light emitted by the OLED screen on a mobile phone to charge the battery. .
After years of effort, the scientific community may eventually find a way to create armor from spider silk that is both light and firm.
Cobalt Light Systems (UK) has successfully designed a scanner that can help determine the type of liquid that is contained in bottles and jars that carry luggage.
This technology can be compared to a painting thief operating right in front of people and cameras without anyone knowing. Nobody saw the thief walk leisurely in the mus…
Researchers at the University of Missouri, USA, have successfully fabricated a photoacoustic (laser-based ultrasound-based) imaging device that detects (faster, cheaper…