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Synthetic metal foams (CMFs) can be the ideal material for the birth of a new generation of thinner, lighter, but more durable armor.
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Tesla will also be cautious about China.
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Scientists have successfully reconstructed the 3D prototype of a mummy
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Scientists at the University of Vienna in Austria have made the world's most rigid material, called carbyne, with the most advanced technology.
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NASA announced today it has signed a three-year contract with a company to develop solar powered propulsion for Mars and other space exploration missions.
Not only artificial skin or prostheses, scientists have now created artificial muscles for humans.
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