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Harvard University is about to release a super-fast response elastic thermometer
Harvard University, USA, is about to launch a new type of thermometer, elastic, super-fast response.
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The unique machine that cuts round cakes into equal pieces, without a centimeter deviation
A group of Japanese high school students have won an innovation contest by inventing a high-tech device that divides pizza into equal parts, not a centimeter apart.
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The personal flying saucer has successfully taken off
The Zero single-seat flying vehicle with its unique round and flat design was tested for the first time in hovering for a total of more than 4 minutes.
Biology
Surprise like special onions in the UK, no longer have to worry about burning eyes
It took up to 35 years for scientists to breed and develop this special sweet onion variety, which does not cause eye irritation.
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Vehicles automatically install external airbags to protect pedestrians
In addition to the unique airbags, Nuro's new autonomous cargo van runs on clean energy and can regulate the temperature in the cargo compartment.
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Successfully made the world's smallest antenna
Researchers at the University of Montreal (UdeM) created a nanoantenna 20,000 times smaller than a human hair to track the movement of proteins.
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Dual drone system that can fly in the air and dive underwater
Engineers have developed a system that combines multi-wing drones and underwater drones that can be used for underwater maintenance inspection and search and rescue.
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Smart window design, seasonal temperature adaptation
Windows play a big role in heating and cooling the house. However, that is also considered a big problem. Therefore, scientists have studied smart window design, adaptin…
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Science has successfully made a stable, fast-charging sodium battery like a li-ion battery
Science has successfully made a stable, fast-charging sodium battery like a li-ion battery. This is yet another breakthrough that can accelerate the advancement of techn…
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Russian scientists develop coating that minimizes the risk of radioactive leaks
Testing has proven that the new coating developed by the team provides increased protection against mechanical damage that may occur during operation.
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Making the world's brightest X-ray laser machine
10 meters underground and not far from Stanford University, scientists are perfecting a laser machine that could change the way the building blocks of the universe are s…
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World's most stable atomic clock with 'zero downtime'
If you were to ask which type of clock runs most accurately, making an important contribution to the development of mankind, it must be the atomic clock.
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This is the first grave to install a TV to show videos of the deceased
The grave is fitted with a TV screen so that descendants who visit the grave can watch videos of the deceased.
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Top 5 'crazy' inventions are real, but only in movies
With the rapid development of technology, science has achieved many amazing achievements, turning what seemed only in fiction into reality.
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The bird-shaped flying taxi model takes off and lands almost vertically
Start-up company Phractyl develops a flying taxi with crow's feet, a cabin and tilting wings, with a top speed of 180km/h.