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Robot swimming under the water, flying in the air
Penguins swim swiftly with extraordinary power, and even the viewer feels it is gliding in the water.
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'Fish Detective' traces the source of water pollution
British scientists have successfully created a fish robot capable of detecting contaminants underwater. They work by battery and communicate with each other via wi-fi.
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Buses wading into the water conquer the world
AmphiCoach has just launched a convenient bus, which can go on the ground and on the water, helping passengers 'cut off' the period of waiting for the boring ferry.
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Fly with a jet engine
The device, called JetLev Flyer, operates through two water pressure lanes allowing the operator to fly over the water.
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Technology separates water from honey
Many honey shipments to foreign countries are returned due to products containing 24% - 30% of water, not guaranteed quality.
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How to make new hydrogen
Scientists at Penn State University and Virginia Commonwealth University have discovered a way to produce hydrogen by exposing aluminum clusters to water.
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Iron spiders carry people on the water
If you come across this canoe you might think that it only appears in the James Bond movie, but that might be a means of going to sea in the future.
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Self-cleaning adhesive inspired by gecko feet
Researchers are in the process of making the first adhesive that can self-clean after each use without the need for water or chemicals, very similar to the hairs on the…
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'Smart water' boosts oil production by 60%
Norwegian researchers report that injecting a type of seawater called 'smart water' into some low-yield wells can increase the rate of mining by 60 percent.
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'Buckyballs' have the ability to accumulate in living tissue
Research at Purdue University shows that synthetic carbon molecules called fullerenes, or buckyballs, are more likely to be accumulated in animal tissue.
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New technology to treat human waste by sea water
According to a study, the toilets will be built on rare freshwater islands, with a water system that distilled from the sea according to Ozon technology and a system to…
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Rapid detection of gasoline contaminated with acetone with ... vanilla
Instead of investing billions of dong to detect acetone in gasoline, Vietnamese scientists have discovered that it is possible to use vanilla (often used for cooking tea…
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Robot fish can communicate directly with each other under water
In the robot world that operates under water, robotic fishes belong to the robot group. While most ocean robots require cyclical communication with intermediate scientis…
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Singapore manages and uses water efficiently
Lack of water is a global heat issue, and like food or oil, water supplies are increasingly considered a national security issue. Singapore had a headache before the pro…
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Astronauts will drink from toilet ...
This is no longer an idea that is going to come true, maybe in early 2009. The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) said this fall, the shuttle will c…