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The company StoreDot plans to launch super-fast charging battery technology by 2024, helping to solve concerns about the range of electric cars.
One of the world's most difficult mysteries to solve are the Ubaid lizard people found in Iraq.
Appearing in 1869, the 'hard problem' with chess pieces has caused headaches for scientists for more than 150 years.
NASA promises to give anyone $1 million if they can find a creative solution to 'feed' astronauts in space.
Scientists have teamed up to solve one of the universe's greatest mysteries. They plan to test a prediction made by Stephen Hawking in the 1970s.
The United Nations presents a floating city design that helps solve housing shortages and withstand all kinds of natural disasters.
In the world, there are still many ancient places with many mysteries that are difficult to solve. These places are often imbued with legends about mystical forces that…
Scientists are trying to solve the puzzle of 1,930 pieces of limestone shaped like meticulously crafted spearheads.
A prisoner who committed murder offenses in the United States taught himself basic advanced mathematics, so he solved a complex arithmetic problem. Not only that, he als…
With outstanding scientific advances, it is hoped that in the near future, humans can solve all the mysteries of the hadal sea.
The Tully monster is known to be one of the most controversial ancient creatures because for decades no one has been able to explain exactly which species.
To solve the plastic waste that pollutes the marine environment, US scientists have developed a new form of polymer that is highly durable in seawater but can decompose…
Research on four NASA missions explores the mysteries of the solar system, launched in 2020 with a $ 3 million investment.
An interesting technology is being tested by Dutch scientists, using air bubbles to decompose plastic waste in the ocean.
It turns out that Tesla already has a solution to solve this problem for Cybertruck, but it is unclear when it will become a reality.