R-73, Russia's No. 1 air-to-air missile
Designed for aerial melee combat, the arrival of R-73 - Russia's No. 1 air-to-air missile, shocked many countries.
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Designed for aerial melee combat, the arrival of R-73 - Russia's No. 1 air-to-air missile, shocked many countries.
This particular device can emit about 290 teraats / h (1,012 Wh), which is 80 times the current generation capacity of the world.
The bee's collective work has helped the whole team work together in a close assignment.
Scientists have successfully researched a new nanoscale lens that can capture super-high-resolution images that current technologies have not yet achieved.
Researchers from Queen's University, Belfast, Northern Ireland, are pioneers in making plastic products from banana trees.
The prototype solar powered aircraft called Solar Impulse has added some important details, helping it pass the test.
Scientists have created a cheap robot arm that can do the job especially to help people in wheelchairs open the door.
Thanks to a special machine hand, an Italian young man can still perform complicated movements despite losing his left forearm.
The US space agency has created an electronic sensor for the iPhone that turns the smartphone into a portable chemical analyzer.
A blind man in England once thought he might never be able to see the light again, but now under the help of electronic eyes, his eyesight is being restored.
For the first time in World Cup history, all the hot events on the pitch will be broadcast by 3D technology.
The snow-capped creature, which is only one-fifth the thickness of a hair, was created by scientists at the National Physical Laboratory in London.
Scientists at the University of Tel Aviv, Israel have found a type of nanomaterial that can be used to make self-cleaning coatings for glass doors and help increase the…
The first solar powered aircraft in the world will be officially put into use from February 2010.
Scientists have been able to create a very low-cost or super-lightweight, super-flexible, flexable battery.