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McGill University researchers, inspired by mother of pearl, have managed to make an incredibly tough form of glass. | Continue reading
A team of researchers created a jet engine that only needs electricity to function. | Continue reading
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A team of researchers developed tiny motors that can make sperm better swimmers as they make their way to an egg for fertilization. | Continue reading
The newly developed battery-free system runs on harvested energy and can help massively reduce the growing e-waste problem. | Continue reading
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The woman had been driving under the influence and eventually passed out. Her husband who was driving behind her in a Volkswagen then called the police. | Continue reading
China will start tests on its first molten-salt nuclear reactor! Based on thorium, the new technology could serve as a major milestone for the world. | Continue reading
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Rivian had been delaying its R1T truck for three years until its much anticipated, official roll-out yesterday. | Continue reading
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The Department of Defense (DoD) is now seeking proposals for advanced nuclear propulsion and power systems for small- and medium-sized spacecraft. | Continue reading
Scientists have been searching for type 1 diabetes vaccines for years, and now, they've found different treatments that could be revolutionary for diabetics. | Continue reading
Developed in 2019 but only just discovered, this US Navy device can make people stop talking, apparently. | Continue reading
We are as unprepared for the destructive effects of solar storms as we were for the pandemic. | Continue reading
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Researchers from Australian National University claim to have set a world record for the most efficient type of solar cell. | Continue reading
After commercializing space trips, Virgin Hyperloop is looking to offer seamless transport options at ultra-fast speeds inside low-pressure tubes. | Continue reading
A new system could place reliable and strong 5G signals in your home! The trick lies in splitting up the singular millimeter wave into several. | Continue reading