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Solar panels capture invisible energy at night to produce electricity
This new technology will help products such as phones, electric cars or household electrical appliances to be used continuously without needing to be charged.
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The Heartbreaking Truth Behind the Astronaut Job That Many People Dream of
To carry out amazing space explorations, humans have had to sacrifice a lot.
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The mystery of how the Archimedes death ray works has finally been solved by an 8th grader!
We finally know how death rays, also known as heat rays, work.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Robot brutally attacks engineer at Tesla factory, has the scariest scenario of the future happened?
An engineer working at a Tesla factory was seriously injured after being attacked by one of the assembly robots.
New technology
How do real life invisibility cloaks work?
At its core, stealth technology relies on manipulating light waves, which are responsible for our visual perception.
Scientific works
Saudi Arabia rebuilds world's tallest tower
Jeddah Tower will be 172m taller than the world's current tallest building, the Burj Khalifa in the UAE.
Health
Top 5 extremely common habits before bed, seemingly normal but have unexpected harmful effects
Anxiety and stress can keep you up at night, but some habits can also affect the quality of your sleep.
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How long does it take and how hot does it have to be to burn a body to ashes?
What is the cremation technician's first principle when handling a body?
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The secret in the 160-year-old painting has finally been decoded, surprising everyone.
During a routine inspection of Paul Cézanne's painting Still Life with Bread and Eggs, museum director Serena Urry noticed something strange.
Health
How does the kidney filter blood?
On a hot day you feel thirsty and drink glass after glass of water… Then comes the urge to pee which originates from two bean-shaped organs that act as sensors to purify…
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Top 7 lifestyles that explain why Nordic people are considered the happiest in the world
The Nordic people have many different philosophies of life than the rest of the world and that helps them live happier lives.
New technology
Nuclear battery smaller than a coin, phone can be used for 50 years without charging
Chinese company Betavolt Technology claims to have successfully miniaturized a nuclear battery measuring 15 x 15 x 5mm, smaller than a coin, super durable and safe.
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Strange woman who hasn't slept for... 40 years
Chinese media recently reported the strange case of a woman who claims to have not slept for about four decades but also never feels tired or sleepy.
Archeology
2,000-year-old Mayan invention could save us
A crisis that threatens modern humans could be averted by the thing that helped the Maya survive for more than 1,000 years.
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The Truth About Death and 9 Famous Quotes of Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock Holmes is the most famous fictional detective of all time. The talented detective first appeared in the classic detective work Sherlock Holmes by author Arthur…