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Earthworm-Inspired Robots ‘Swim’ In Soil to Collect Crop Data

To meet the food requirements of the ever-growing population, scientists are now working on research about what goes underground. As Earthworms roams through roots, soil, and water, they know best what goes on underground. But…

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Natural History Museum Will Flow Like A River In Shenzhen

Following an international architecture competition, a trio of firms including 3XN, B+H, and Zhubo Design has been selected. These firms were selected to co-design the Natural History Museum in Shenzhen, China. The competition attracted more…

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Mars Curiosity Shows Evidence Of Ancient Megafloods And Hints Of Ancient Life

At present, we know Mars is a dry and dusty planet. But the NASA’s rover is surprising us frequently with its discoveries. In 2018, the European Space Agency (ESA)’s Mars Express discovered the most compelling…

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3D-Printed Life-Size Model Heart Has the Same Texture as the Real One

Performing complex surgery like open-heart surgery is not an easy job. To help surgeons train for complex procedures, scientists have recently developed a 3D printing realistic model of the human heart. Practicing on the model…

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Physicists Built an ‘Anti-Laser’ To Usher in New Era of Long-Distance Power Transmission

Researchers at the University of Maryland (UMD) have made a major energy transfer breakthrough. Scientists have developed a way to perfectly beam energy across any room. Wireless future This innovative study was recently published in…

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Giant “Liquid Mirror” Telescope On The Moon Could Detect Universe’s First Stars

Astronomers from the University of Texas at Austin have revived a decade-old idea that was abandoned by NASA. They are going to build a liquid-mirror telescope to study the stars. A concept for a liquid-mirror…

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China’s New Submersible Reaches Earth’s Deepest Ocean Trench with 3 Men on Board

China sends vessel “Fendouzhe”, or “Striver”, into earth’s deepest ocean trench. The vessel descended more than 10,000 meters (about 33,000 feet) into the Pacific Ocean’s Mariana Trench with three researchers on board. After multiple dives,…

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Elation Freedom Announced A 1,427 HP Jet-Inspired Electric Hypercar

Recently Northern California–based Elation Hypercars has unveiled its Elation Freedom model, a limited-edition electric hypercar. Revolution in luxury electric hypercar Elation hypercars is making its presence known through a stunning supercar called the Freedom. It’s…

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Scientists Created Rare Diamonds at Room Temperature

In a big breakthrough, scientists have created diamonds in minutes inside a lab at room temperature. However, the formation of traditional diamonds takes over billions of years. They are formed deep within the Earth’s crust…

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Scientists Map the Odd Similarities between the Human Brain and the Universe

Does the human brain resemble the Universe? An astrophysicist at the University of Bologna and neurosurgeon at the University of Verona teamed up to compare the network of galaxies with the network of neurons in…

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Engineering

Earthworm-Inspired Robots ‘Swim’ In Soil to Collect Crop Data

Natural History Museum Will Flow Like A River In Shenzhen

Mars Curiosity Shows Evidence Of Ancient Megafloods And Hints Of Ancient Life

3D-Printed Life-Size Model Heart Has the Same Texture as the Real One

Physicists Built an ‘Anti-Laser’ To Usher in New Era of Long-Distance Power Transmission

Giant “Liquid Mirror” Telescope On The Moon Could Detect Universe’s First Stars

China’s New Submersible Reaches Earth’s Deepest Ocean Trench with 3 Men on Board

Elation Freedom Announced A 1,427 HP Jet-Inspired Electric Hypercar

Scientists Created Rare Diamonds at Room Temperature

Scientists Map the Odd Similarities between the Human Brain and the Universe

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