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Scientists create living machines: Eat, know big and know how to evolve
New touch technology, machine learning algorithms are bringing the entire robot industry into its own 'Renaissance era'.
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What Are Solid-State Batteries?
Solid-state batteries replace the conventional liquid or gel electrolyte with a solid ion-conducting material, a design that could enable different electrode choices, hi…
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Black hole universe is a time machine?
The material attracted to the black hole will appear suddenly in the future because
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'Super elastic' material changes shape according to temperature
The newly created liquid crystal elastomers can form many different shapes and move from one form to another under the action of heat.
Archeology
Revealing a large religious center during the Tran dynasty in Thanh Hoa
Through surveys, researches, populations of pagodas of Am pagodas Early formation, associated with the process of forming Dai Viet national autonomy and the development…
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Force Field - a force field in fictional movies: Can it come true?
Sci-fi movies are always very interesting for most of us. There, we can admire the super weird technology, or the incredible powers of mutants.
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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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Scientists seek to create ultra-thin keyboards that absorb light
Experts from the Russian National Nuclear Research University MEPhI have created a series of multi-layer ultra-thin film tables that can provide the basis for future ele…
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How much is the Earth worth?
The Earth possesses countless resources, minerals and unexplored materials. So, what is the value of the Earth for money?
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This is why fragile spider silk is 5 times stronger than steel
Spider silk has long been famous as the most enduring natural material. There are even spiders that release silk that are five times stronger than steel - like brown spi…
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Superconducting tape can help create wind power at a lower cost
You can see wind turbines with smaller sizes but with greater efficiency.
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Soft sweatshirts made from 100% wood are environmentally friendly
If someone offered to sell you a wooden pullover, you might imagine a hard and uncomfortable item.
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The most horrifying fires in human history
In the first decade of the 20th century, when construction materials such as cement and steel were not widely available, construction works were mainly made of wood, so…
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When did candles come from and how did candles change over the ages?
Candle manufacturing has been developed independently in many places throughout the history of the world. In the early 500s, the Romans made candles from beef fat.
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Turn urine into brick to build houses
Urine combined with sand and bacteria will create a new construction material, harder than limestone tiles.