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Can you transform old clothes into fuel?
Recycler Jeplan is working to produce a gasoline that uses cotton yarn from clothes. Jeplan said that 1 ton of discarded clothing can produce 700 liters of ethanol, savi…
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Special canvas makes Russian rockets stealthy in front of the satellite
Russian troops will deploy tents capable of completely concealing the combination of anti-radar guns and enemy satellites.
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America develops bullet-proof superhard materials from hair
In a new study, scientists at the University of California on January 18 said they had discovered why the hair was strong and had a strong anti-break ability.
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Graphene can withstand 1000 times the current intensity
If you think grapheme is not impressive and 2016 is no longer surprising, graphene has come and knocked on the door of discovery later this year.
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Production of bioplastics from renewable sources
Chemists at the University of Bath have synthesized bioplastics using a substance found in coniferous conifers.
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America wants to develop bullets that, when falling to the ground, will grow into trees
America is facing the problem of guns, can be considered a kind of redundancy in some way: they must do to handle the pollution caused by the countless shells after each…
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Russia successfully researched stealth metamaterials
A team of researchers at the National University of Science and Technology (NUST MISIS) in Moscow, Russia has successfully created a unique metamaterial that can help st…
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British scientists create the world's tightest node
This is the key to creating new materials.
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Self-healing material like the werewolf skin
US scientists have created a self-healing material within 24 hours inspired by the werewolf Wolverine character.
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Artificial leaves use sunlight to create drugs
Artificial leaves resemble a tiny solar plant, focusing light on molecules to trigger chemical reactions that produce drugs.
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Artificial diamonds cut everything in nature
A team of researchers in Australia makes rare diamonds even harder than real diamonds in nature.
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Produces extremely high performance batteries from the things we still throw away every day
Cary Pint's batteries are small in size, made of steel, copper, and commonly used potassium hydroxide (found in detergents, dyes, etc.).
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Mexican artists create a rainbow in the house
Can you tell if this is a rainbow from light or any other material?
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What do smartphones need? The clothes also turned into screens
South Korean scientists are developing a special type of OLED display that can be embedded in fabric.
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New battery technology extends life span and heat resistance
According to Huawei, the Watt lab, an organization affiliated to the institute's Central Research Institute, has announced a major breakthrough in the study of graph…