Russian-made 3D printer 'real'
Russian biologists and physicists have successfully created nanoparticles that enable 3D printing of objects of all shapes and sizes using conventional infrared lasers.
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Russian biologists and physicists have successfully created nanoparticles that enable 3D printing of objects of all shapes and sizes using conventional infrared lasers.
Scientists at the University of Colorado Boulder (USA) have invented a type of metal film that works to cool the surrounding environment without using electricity.
For years, the US military has developed new generation weapons and has now made some impressive strides.
Using metamaterials (metamaterials), scientists are developing a device capable of radiating infrared rays with controlled frequencies.
The hot air balloon was designed by NASA to detect ultra-energetic cosmic ray particles outside the galaxy when the particles hit the Earth's atmosphere.
Scientists have successfully developed a special laser, first appearing in the world -
Scientists have devised a way to read the contents of ancient books without having to separate the pages and damage them.
Researchers at MIT and Georgia have created a system that allows you to read books without having to flip pages one by one.
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