New method to produce 'space magnets' without the need for rare earths
Researchers have discovered a potential new method for making high-performance magnets used in wind turbines and electric cars without the need for lead.
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Researchers have discovered a potential new method for making high-performance magnets used in wind turbines and electric cars without the need for lead.
Scientists studied an alloy made of chromium, cobalt and nickel (CrCoNi) and measured the highest hardness of any material.
Swedish companies Stora Enso and Northvolt have tested completely new materials in electric vehicle batteries with ingredients taken from trees in the forests of Norther…
The city of Norilsk in the Siberian province of northern Russia is geographically the northernmost region on the planet.
We have the data, we have the historical story, proving the importance of the chemical element nickel, the real name is 'nickel', the nickname is 'Ni', the atomic number…
From deep underground, in abandoned gold and nickel mines, containers of liquid xenon and germanium crystals are used to detect dark matter particles.
IBM Research has teamed up with Mercedes-Benz to learn more about this new technology.
If you look at the lymph nodes of a person with lots of tattoos, you will notice a very strange thing is the existence of microscopic metal particles.
On the notes of many countries, there are always influential characters with that country or with humanity. Among them are many scientists.
After years of searching, scientists finally found the mysterious factor in the structure of the Earth's core.
The mysterious work in the Gobi desert, discovered by GoogleMap last year may be the result of geological surveys of nickel mines - the Daily Mail quoted the researchers…
In the world, there are the most rare and valuable coins at the moment because they only have a few specimens left, even one single specimen.
New research by international scientists shows King Tutankhamun is buried with a meteorite-originated dagger in the universe.
Scientists have just demonstrated the 5,000-year-old tubular iron particles that Egyptians used to make jewelry, originating from meteorites.