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People Living Longer Than Ever! But Increased Lifespan Could Turn People into Walking Zombies

Human lifespan is increasing by approx three years in every 25-year period. People are expected to live about six years longer than their grandparents, on an average. Advancement in medical science in treating diseases like…

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Scientists Just Found A Way to Turn Regular Seawater into Hydrogen Fuel

Researchers at Stanford University revealed a new way to make hydrogen fuel out of saltwater. This research could open up a new array of exciting possibilities in energy production. Hydrogen is clean-burning fuel and it…

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Mark Zuckerberg Wants To Build a ‘Brain-Computer Interface’ To Read Your Thoughts

In the near future, Facebook will be able to access information about its users not only through their smartphones and computers, but directly from their brains as well. Users will interact with augmented reality environments –…

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How Carbon Nanotubes Are Being Used in Plant Gene Manipulation

What are Carbon nanotubes? The pioneer who discovered carbon nanotubes. Sumio Iijima is a Senior Research Fellow at NEC’s Central Research Laboratories. He inspired the world with his discovery of new carbon nanotube materials in…

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A Blast from the Past: Luxury Brand Reborn With a $1.7m Electric Supercar

A company that once rivaled Rolls Royce or Bentley for luxury and technical sophistication Hispano Suiza is making a comeback after more than 50 years. Once favored by monarchs and aristocracy, the Spanish automaker Hispano-Suiza…

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China’s “Artificial Sun” Will Be Completed This Year

Chinese scientists at the Institute of Physical Science in Hefei are going to complete the construction of the HL-2M Tokamak device “artificial sun” before the end of this year. This unbelievable structure is expected to…

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Researchers Develop Cheaper and More Flexible Solar Cells

Perovskite-based solar cells have excellent characteristics for production. They’re cheap and flexible and can have various applications. The issue with using them, however, is their short life span; you can’t use them for more than…

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Breakthrough Research Gives Mice Infrared Vision

In breakthrough research conducted by Xue and Jin Bao at the University of Science and Technology of China as well as Gang Han at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, nanotechnology was instrumental to achieve…

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Self Driving Cars Are Unable To Detect Pedestrians with Darker Skin Tones

Self-driving cars or autonomous vehicles are on their way but they might not be just around the corner yet. A new report shows that self-driving cars are more likely to run you over if you…

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Splashdown! SpaceX’s Dragon Capsule Makes Historic Landing In The Atlantic Ocean

Ever since its space shuttle retired eight years ago, NASA was stuck riding Russia’s Soyuz spacecraft to shuttle crew back and forth from the ISS. NASA has been working with its commercial partners SpaceX and…

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Engineering

People Living Longer Than Ever! But Increased Lifespan Could Turn People into Walking Zombies

Scientists Just Found A Way to Turn Regular Seawater into Hydrogen Fuel

Mark Zuckerberg Wants To Build a ‘Brain-Computer Interface’ To Read Your Thoughts

How Carbon Nanotubes Are Being Used in Plant Gene Manipulation

A Blast from the Past: Luxury Brand Reborn With a $1.7m Electric Supercar

China’s “Artificial Sun” Will Be Completed This Year

Researchers Develop Cheaper and More Flexible Solar Cells

Breakthrough Research Gives Mice Infrared Vision

Self Driving Cars Are Unable To Detect Pedestrians with Darker Skin Tones

Splashdown! SpaceX’s Dragon Capsule Makes Historic Landing In The Atlantic Ocean

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