Reactors supply endless energy in Germany
German reactors can produce powerful, high-precision 3D magnetic fields that can generate endless energy for humans.
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German reactors can produce powerful, high-precision 3D magnetic fields that can generate endless energy for humans.
A vacuum cleaner operated by a Dutch company can filter 800,000m3 of gas per hour in a 300m radius.
A road in Poland recently covered with phosphorescent particles capable of absorbing sunlight in the daytime and thereby emitting light at night until 10pm.
Two experiments of instantaneous quantum information transmission have been successfully implemented in Canada and China.
In particular, a ferret blew off the wire in a 66 KV transformer, causing the entire system to suddenly lose power, and finally, the entire experiment was taking place a…
Imagine when dirty clothes had to be replaced, or stains from coffee poured in, you just hanging out in the sun is everything clean clean.
With a growing amount of multimedia content, 1 TB drives now also become cramped, but a new technology can increase 10 times the storage capacity without changing the ha…
German scientists use lasers to instantly move information from one point to another without changing the material and losing energy.
A US university research team said the new form of ice particles with the lowest specific gravity could reveal many clues about water on another planet.
China wants to build a CEPC particle accelerator (Circular Electron Positron Collider) twice as large as the LHC in Switzerland to further study the Higg Boson particle -
The large LHC particle accelerator will be operated at the largest energy ever, hoping to detect (or even create) a mini black hole.
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) was first reactivated after two years of upgrading, paving the way for dark matter research.
The group of materials scientists in Korea has successfully fabricated micron-sized graphene particles shaped like a paper sphere.