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The flexible plastic carp swims in the pool of the laboratory. Triangular head, attached to electronic devices and microchip. Fish body is composed of three plastic join…
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The flexible plastic carp swims in the pool of the laboratory. Triangular head, attached to electronic devices and microchip. Fish body is composed of three plastic join…
Surely many of us have been fascinated by Jacques Cousteau's films about the ocean. But if you want to see with your own eyes everything is too complicated.
He has invented a fabric used to produce photovoltaic batteries that convert sunlight into electricity and is being used in the military. With this kind of clothing, the…
Using turn-off sensors, electric switches integrated into locks and rainwater tanks, 3 students from Ho Chi Minh City Polytechnic University have successfully researched…
The British Daily recently reported that a country's electronics company has invented a machine called Prism 200c that can help people see through the walls.
Compared to normal planting and care on soil, aeroponics methods yield at least twice as much; growing 2.5 times faster and saving more than 70% of irrigation water.
In a wine party at the office, Japanese scientists suddenly got an invention that they hoped would help create a revolution in electricity transmission.
With the goal of oil exploitation outside the ocean, Shell has planned to build the largest ship ever. It was named Prelude FLNG.
Elements 114 and 116 are both officially present in the Mendeleev periodic table as the heaviest member.
Recently, 10 awards for the contribution of human science in 2011 have been published, all not only useful but also interesting.
Japanese scientists have successfully developed a new super-elastic alloy. This material can be used in high-rise buildings to reduce impact when an earthquake occurs.
Jake Tyler, a 22-year-old British student, unveiled a vacuum cleaner built with recycled cardboard for the first time in the world.
British scientists have developed smart nanomaterials that can kill cancer cells without affecting other parts of the body.
A US airline company has successfully tested a new generation of unmanned reconnaissance aircraft that can fly continuously for several days.
As two products of the Georgia Technology Center, two robots named Simon and Shimon have amazing human action simulation capabilities.