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Use the Wireless Sensor to measure snow and ice
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Use the Wireless Sensor to measure snow and ice

More than half of the water is used for agricultural activities and the daily life of people in California, USA is provided by the currents in the Sierra ridges covered…

December 16, 2018
New types of rice soaked in warm water are also ripe
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New types of rice soaked in warm water are also ripe

The unique rice variety called Aghanibora does not need to be cooked but only soaked in warm water and nine-new research of the Cuttack Indian Rice Research Institute (C…

December 16, 2018
Bicycle brakes generate electricity
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Bicycle brakes generate electricity

A group of students in the United States has built a bicycle that produces electricity during rolling on the road.

December 16, 2018
Filament light bulb is about to leave ...
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Filament light bulb is about to leave ...

The State of California (USA) has just passed a bill restricting the sale of most filament bulbs since 2012. Other states like Northern Caroline, Connecticut and Rhode I…

December 16, 2018
Tornado - Future war weapon
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Tornado - Future war weapon

Many military and civilian scientists in the United States think that, in the near future, tornadoes with thousands of times greater intensity will be a devastating weap…

December 16, 2018
Application of Electron Spin to create Maser
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Application of Electron Spin to create Maser

Most lasers operate at infrared and visible wavelengths, but the first laser, built in 1954, is actually a maser - using microwaves. September 15 in Physical Review Lett…

December 16, 2018
Hot water is more hot than boiling water
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Hot water is more hot than boiling water

Turning water into ice in just a few nanoseconds (1 nanosecond = 1 millionth of a second) is not a big deal compared to experimenting with ice making

December 16, 2018