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New Research Suggests There May Be Invisible Walls in Space

New Research Suggests There May Be Invisible Walls in Space

The universe is a mysterious place. Worldwide scientists are working to uncover it layer by layer. But there are lots and lots of puzzling events that remain unexplained. Present theories about the arrangement of the cosmos…

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With Gas in its Wheels, this all-terrain electric Ultra Bike can be driven on water

With Gas in its Wheels, this all-terrain electric Ultra Bike can be driven on water

Ultra Bike 2×2 from Robo Systems is built to tackle almost everything. This two-wheel-drive electric utility bike is not only fit for dirt, sand, and snow but can also handle aquatic terrain. But for water, you have to…

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Lubrication Mistakes That Can Bring Machines Down

Lubrication Mistakes That Can Bring Machines Down

It goes without saying that machinery is a very important aspect of all industrial facilities. Without efficient and smooth-running machines, industrial amenities wouldn’t function properly – easy as that.   With that being said, machinery can…

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Scientists Develop a Smart Artery Stent for Real-Time Monitoring Of Blood Flow Data

Scientists Develop a Smart Artery Stent for Real-Time Monitoring Of Blood Flow Data

Stents are specially designed mesh, metal tubes that are inserted into a blood vessel to widen blocked or narrowed coronary arteries. But once this device is inserted it is difficult to tell if it is…

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New Green Power Source ‘Blue-Green Algae’ Powered a Computer for Six Months

New Green Power Source ‘Blue-Green Algae’ Powered a Computer for Six Months

Scientists at the University of Cambridge have successfully used blue-green algae to power a computer for six months. Called algae cyanobacteria, commonly known as “blue-green algae”, it generates oxygen from photosynthesis when exposed to sunlight.…

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Uses of Calcium Carbonate Limestone in Various Industries

Uses of Calcium Carbonate Limestone in Various Industries

There are a lot of inorganic compounds that are in existence in the world. People are usually familiar with the products but not necessarily the materials or components that they are made from. Almost all…

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NASA’s X-59 QueSST, the Quiet Supersonic Aircraft on the Way to Its First Flight

NASA’s X-59 QueSST, the Quiet Supersonic Aircraft on the Way to Its First Flight

Supersonic commercial aircraft could soon take to the air again, as NASA and Lockheed Martin’s X-59 Quiet Supersonic Technology aircraft (QueSST) has successfully completed months of critical ground tests. Lockheed Martin is developing the X-59…

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Sustainable Biocement Made of Sludge and Mammal Urine

Sustainable Biocement Made of Sludge and Mammal Urine

Scientists from Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore) have found a way to create renewable biocement made from waste materials.  Ingredients for traditional cement are heated to very high temperatures. Because of this, the production of…

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The First-Ever Carbon-free Ammonia-Powered Jet Flight coming soon

The First-Ever Carbon-free Ammonia-Powered Jet Flight coming soon

The aviation sector is now looking into ways to wean itself off jet fuel to limit its emissions significantly. Thanks to an Australian company “Aviation H2″ Zero-emissions airplanes could take to the skies soon. The…

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Scientists Grow Plants in Moon Soil for the First Time Ever

Scientists Grow Plants in Moon Soil for the First Time Ever

Colonizing the Moon sounds intriguing, but it also brings several challenges and hurdles that we need to overcome. For the survival of the people living in this faraway world, food will be needed for survival.…

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