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The bullet train at 380 km / h is expected to run on the Beijing-Shanghai railway, which will shorten the travel time between the two cities from five to about four hour…
With a motion detection and webcam software, the day we left the remote control of the TV remote will not be far away.
BigDog quickly became a star after millions of people watched the video about it on the Internet.
The astronomical tools needed to answer essential questions such as searching for planets like Earth or how the universe expands, have just taken a step closer ...
NASA astronauts will need energy resources when they return to the Moon and set up a space station here.
Cold storage is currently a hope for women who want to give birth after suffering from reproductive tissue-degenerative diseases such as ovarian cancer. Techniques are a…
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…
Two students graduated from the faculty of architecture at the University of Massachusetts have the idea of accumulation and use of energy that we humans lost in ... whe…
Scientists have built a nanometer-sized 'cargo ship' that can swim throughout the body through the blood stream without being detected by the immune radar system.
Vattenfall (Sweden) has just unveiled a power plant using technology that is considered a breakthrough in the fight against climate change.
When you are behind the wheel, it may waste a lot of unnecessary fuel when you start, speed up or stop your car.
Just spend $ 4,000, the customer can own a plane equipped with artificial intelligence system.
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.
Research at Purdue University shows that synthetic carbon molecules called fullerenes, or buckyballs, are more likely to be accumulated in animal tissue.