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Ingenuity Successfully Completed its First Extraterrestrial Flight and Here’s What That Means

The “little” helicopter called Ingenuity, which was patiently waiting under the belly of the Perseverance rover on Mars during the past years, has just given humanity a reason to smile as it has completed its…

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Segway’s ultra-futuristic Apex H2 is a Hydrogen Powered Motorcycle

American self-balancing transport firm Segway was bought by a Chinese robotics start-up Ninebot in 2015.Now, Segway-Ninebot has made a sensational announcement that it plans to launch an electric sports bike that will also be powered…

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In world first, New Zealand Brings Climate Change Law for Banks, Investment Firms

New Zealand has become the first country to make it mandatory for financial firms to do climate risk reporting. This legislation requires banks, insurers, and asset managers to disclose the impacts of climate change on their businesses.…

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Hyundai’s Recent Recall: The Most Expensive in History

As of March 2021, Hyundai Motors had already made 82,000 recalls of its sold vehicles. Even though it is a minor figure in the auto industry in terms of numbers, the per-vehicle cost basis makes…

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The Best Methods for Underground Mining

Are you looking for the best underground mining methods? Then check out these methods below. Humanity currently has many underground mines for many different reasons. Most of the time, underground mines present a kaleidoscope of…

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Top 5 Tech Cars to Watch in 2021

The automotive industry continues to experience a shift towards all-electric cars. Additionally, the technological updates continue to surge unabated despite the current adverse effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Electric momentum has given rise to either…

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The Importance of Shipping During a Pandemic

Have you ever stopped to think about just how much of your life is actually dependent on global shipping networks? Now more than ever, during COVID-19, we can appreciate the vast chains and networks of…

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Vanadium Ion Battery Creator Moves Forward with $8.9M Series C Investment

‘Standard Energy’, the company behind a hopeful implementation of the vanadium ion battery, has just raised $8.9 million from SoftBank Ventures Asia, reaching a total of $22.5 million. This is practically taking the work of…

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Japan to Dump Fukushima Reactor Coolant Water into the Sea

In the years that followed the nuclear disaster that struck the Fukushima Daichi nuclear power plant in 2011, engineers had to deal with the cooling of the collapsed reactor as well as the management of…

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Waste Hair from Barbershops Could Be Used To Strengthen Solar Cells

Scientists have developed carbon nanodots from human hair waste for creating an “armor” that improves the performance of solar technology. In this study, the researchers explained how carbon nanodots could be used to improve the…

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Engineering

Ingenuity Successfully Completed its First Extraterrestrial Flight and Here’s What That Means

Segway’s ultra-futuristic Apex H2 is a Hydrogen Powered Motorcycle

In world first, New Zealand Brings Climate Change Law for Banks, Investment Firms

Hyundai’s Recent Recall: The Most Expensive in History

The Best Methods for Underground Mining

Top 5 Tech Cars to Watch in 2021

The Importance of Shipping During a Pandemic

Vanadium Ion Battery Creator Moves Forward with $8.9M Series C Investment

Japan to Dump Fukushima Reactor Coolant Water into the Sea

Waste Hair from Barbershops Could Be Used To Strengthen Solar Cells

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