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GE Unveils Cypress, World’s Most Powerful Next-Gen Wind Turbine

Bigger is almost always better in the wind industry which means bigger turbines and turbine blades. But one of the big problems that is holding back wind energy is the size of turbine blades. Turbine…

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You Can Eat This Biodegradable Tableware Made From Wheat Bran

Because plastics are synthetic or “man-made” materials, they do not break down and decompose easily. Your disposable plastic plate could take hundreds of years to break down. Also, eating hot food off plastic plates could…

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Scientists Claim, Mars Still Has Active Deep Groundwater

In 2018, European Space Agency (ESA)’s Mars Express discovered the most compelling evidence of presence of liquid water on Mars. Now research by scientists at University of Southern California (USC) suggests that the deep groundwater…

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Solid-State Battery Technology on the Moon in 2021

What’s so great about solid state batteries to cause all the excitement? In theory, they will cost less, last long, and be capable of more charge/discharge cycles than traditional lithium-ion batteries. And why are liquid…

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Scientists Make Light Travel 30x Faster, Slow Down And Even Travel Backward

In a revolutionary research, scientists from University of Central Florida have developed a way to control the speed of a light pulse in free space. Scientists claimed to speed up a pulse of light by…

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South Korea’s Most-Destructive Quake Was Triggered by Geothermal Plant

Natural disasters are beyond our control, but some are definitely influenced by the destructive activities we do. South Korea experienced the second-most powerful tremor in 2017, injuring 90 people and causing $52 million worth of…

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Sweden’s Recycling Is So Revolutionary That It Is Importing Rubbish

“Recycling revolution,” is going on in Sweden right now, country recycles about 99 percent of their garbage. Around the world on an average, 59% of world waste ends up in landfills, resulting in release of…

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AI That Can Spot Shoplifters Even Before They Steal

Software developed by Japanese startup “Vaak” claims to identify potential shoplifters based on their body language and can prevent shoplifting before it actually takes place. How “VaakEye” works: This artificial intelligence software “VaakEye” analyzes the…

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First Ever ‘Exascale’ Supercomputer Is Coming In 2021

America is going to build the world’s fastest supercomputer and it will be the first to break the so-called “exascale” barrier. Exascale computing refers to computing systems capable of at least a billion billion (i.e.…

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The Future of Exploration: Robots that Walk Around Without GPS

Our vision is insensitive to UV radiation and polarized light. Other species, such as desert ants, on the other hand, use UV and polarized light for navigation. These tiny creatures can cross a few hundred…

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Engineering

GE Unveils Cypress, World’s Most Powerful Next-Gen Wind Turbine

You Can Eat This Biodegradable Tableware Made From Wheat Bran

Scientists Claim, Mars Still Has Active Deep Groundwater

Solid-State Battery Technology on the Moon in 2021

Scientists Make Light Travel 30x Faster, Slow Down And Even Travel Backward

South Korea’s Most-Destructive Quake Was Triggered by Geothermal Plant

Sweden’s Recycling Is So Revolutionary That It Is Importing Rubbish

AI That Can Spot Shoplifters Even Before They Steal

First Ever ‘Exascale’ Supercomputer Is Coming In 2021

The Future of Exploration: Robots that Walk Around Without GPS

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