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Scientists at the University of Manchester, UK have developed a smart woven fabric that can penetrate into adaptive clothing to keep the wearer cool in warm weather and…
What are their sizes, how they are made and why do they need to be worn out or partially burned during landing?
Chinese researchers have developed a new construction material from Moon dust and are 22 times stronger than concrete.
Whatever the design, whatever material doesn't matter, just being compact, working well in space-less gravity and low gravity on the moon is enough.
A mysterious flow of signals sent from space has revealed the discovery of missing material in the universe, providing a whole new perspective on this deep space.
A study by scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Research has shown that if the road surface is made of stronger and stiffer material, it can significantly save…
A group of researchers in Manchester (UK), Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, and the United States recently published a new study on a field of computer equipm…
The Israeli Institute of Technology (Technion) said on June 11 that Israeli researchers have successfully developed artificial skin that can restore itself.
With this new type of mask, users no longer have to worry about face unlocking even when wearing a mask.
Education & Training - The latest research provides evidence that Mars has in the past been surrounded by a material belt. What happened to that belt?
Only with the simple principle that you can generate electricity from lemons.
This is a material similar to ceramics.
Researchers at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) have found a useful source of organic waste, human hair, which can be used to create Oled displays (organic leds…
A fabric can extract tiny amounts of electricity from the wearer's movement, then generate electrical impulses large enough to kill almost all bacteria.
US and French scientists have recently discovered the mechanism behind the freezing of toothpaste or cement over time if left in the environment.