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Lights are capable of glowing with tears
GH-LED10WBW, the name of the LED that generates electricity with salt solution, can glow in 8 hours with 350ml of salt water. You can also connect lights to small device…
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Hi-tech: the jokes of tears!
An American couple pulled together to court because the wife suddenly stopped
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A 100-million-watt laser can tear the vacuum
The new laser is located in the Station of Extreme Light (SEL) lab, designed to generate 100-million-watt pulses (100 petawatts or PW).
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Enzymes can turn tears into electricity
Irish scientists have discovered an enzyme called lysozyme that turns tears into electricity, according to Live Science.
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Breakout: Puncture clothes can be patched with only 1 drop of water
Scientists believe this discovery will be a breakthrough technology in future fashion.
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The first non-stop eye on the world
Recently, House Foods Group of Japan has introduced a product not very spicy eye. This non-tantalizing onion is made by neutralizing the compound that radiates.
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Introducing 'rain gas' to rain protection
A torch-shaped device can be used as a shield and protect the user against rain, wind, snow, or even tear gas.
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Solar powered engines are torn
A long tear in the wing caused the Solar Impulse landing plane earlier than planned on the last US crossing.
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IPhone case for anti-robbery
Piexon (Switzerland) has launched an iPhone case equipped with tear gas canisters to fight the robbery.
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Fight the riots with the world's spicy pepper
In the near future, Indian security personnel will be using the world's most spicy powdered pomegranate grenade to cover up rioters and terrorists.
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Self defense phone pictogram
A South Korean phone company has launched a self-contained, tear-gas-type self-defense weapon that looks exactly like a folding mobile phone.