This semi-solid, half-liquid material can 'heal' itself
Scientists at Rice University in Texas have successfully developed a semi-solid, semi-solid material that can restore itself to its original state if it is cracked or pu…
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Scientists at Rice University in Texas have successfully developed a semi-solid, semi-solid material that can restore itself to its original state if it is cracked or pu…
With heat resistance up to 1,700 degrees Celsius, 3D printing ceramics are the perfect material for making new generation supersonic planes, missiles and spacecraft.
Japanese and Chinese scientists have found that electronics-making materials consume very little energy, mobile phones made of this material may not need to be charged.
With a long half-life, Pu238 can provide an abundance of energy for spacecraft for nearly nine consecutive years.
CES 2016 does not lack the extreme technology products
By heating sulfur at twice its melting point, scientists believe they can produce concrete from Mars's material.
Chinese scientists have found a way to produce stealth materials on a large scale and at a cheaper cost.
US scientists have successfully synthesized a new metal that promises to change the car, aircraft, and spacecraft industry.
The strange looking objects you see in the image above are frozen kerosene droplets, and do you see that they are making rectangles, triangles, and even polygons?
Graphene - the thinnest and strongest metamaterial in the world to date - even
A group of Chinese scientists developed a micro-detector that allows to see through clothing or some paper and cardboard materials.
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have just created a super-thin, ultra-light and ultra-durable material.
When the wound is in the correct position of the joint, the medical patch will always peel off. In the future, this will never happen again.
The secret of the new fabric is synthetic fibers, also known as aramid fibers with special magnetic-alloy coating.
US researchers have developed a method to produce a diamond-like carbon without high temperatures or pressures.