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Exploring the Increased Popularity of Cobots

The term ‘robot’ was first coined by Karel Capek in his 1920 play R.U.R., which talked about a dystopian future in which artificial, manufactured “roboti” boasted human-line qualities and operated as servants before launching a…

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Astronomers Just Witnessed The Death Of A Galaxy 9 Million Light-Years Away

Recently an international team of astronomers observed a rare phenomenon in space – the death of a distant galaxy. When stars stop forming in a galaxy, that marks the beginning of the death of that…

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Saudi Arabia To Build A New 105-Mile-Long Linear Zero Emissions City

Saudi Arabia has announced to build an Eco-city, dubbed ‘The Line’. This is a major step towards the development of a futuristic NEOM business zone. “The Line”, would extend over 170 km (105 miles) and…

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The Nuclear-Powered Aircraft to Explore Planet Jupiter

Researchers from Sofia University in Bulgaria have proposed a nuclear-powered vessel to study Jupiter. As Jupiter has a thick atmosphere and surface-free set-up, this makes it an ideal exploration site. Researchers consider Jupiter an ideal…

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China’s FAST Telescope Will Open to Scientists Globally in April

The FAST telescope, which stands for “Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical radio Telescope”, has announced that it will open up to the global scientific community on April 1, 2021. This is the world’s largest filled-aperture radio telescope,…

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Future Astronauts Could Fuel Their Return Trip Using Mars’ Atmosphere

Mars mission is full of challenges. One of the major challenges is how will future astronauts power the spaceship that brings them back to Earth? Now a new study suggests, they could make rocket fuel…

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Researchers Microwave Coal Powder Into Valuable Nano-Graphite

Recently researchers from the University of Wyoming have found a way to economically produce higher-value nano-graphite. They discovered that pulverized coal powder can be converted into nano-graphite using a household microwave oven. Nano-graphite is a…

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New Catalyst Converts Common Plastic Waste Into Valuable Ingredients At Low Temperature

Plastic pollution is one of the major environmental challenges of our time. All the plastic waste we produce ends up either in the landfill or the ocean. Now researchers from Japan have developed a way…

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Astronauts Eat First Radishes Grown In Space

NASA has plans to eventually put humans on Mars. For providing fresh eats for astronauts headed to the moon and Mars, scientists are conducting many plant experiments. It won’t be easy for astronauts to live…

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Global carbon emissions down by record 7% in 2020

Most of us consider 2020 as one of the worst in the history of human civilization. The year started with a terrible bush-fire in Australia, then came the coronavirus pandemic. Worldwide countries imposed lock-downs and…

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Technology

Exploring the Increased Popularity of Cobots

Astronomers Just Witnessed The Death Of A Galaxy 9 Million Light-Years Away

Saudi Arabia To Build A New 105-Mile-Long Linear Zero Emissions City

The Nuclear-Powered Aircraft to Explore Planet Jupiter

China’s FAST Telescope Will Open to Scientists Globally in April

Future Astronauts Could Fuel Their Return Trip Using Mars’ Atmosphere

Researchers Microwave Coal Powder Into Valuable Nano-Graphite

New Catalyst Converts Common Plastic Waste Into Valuable Ingredients At Low Temperature

Astronauts Eat First Radishes Grown In Space

Global carbon emissions down by record 7% in 2020

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