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Portugal Set To Start the Largest Floating Solar Park in Europe

Europe’s largest floating solar power plant is fully operational now. It is ready to generate electricity in July. Built by Portugal’s main utility Energias de Portugal (EDP), the solar farm is located on the Alqueva…

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Qualcomm Presented First WiFi 7 Capable Commercial Platforms

Qualcomm has debuted its first commercial platforms supporting the new WiFi 7 networking standard, opening a new chapter in the most widely used wireless internet protocol. By using the new family of Qualcomm products, consumers…

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These Seed-Firing Drones Can Plant 40,000 Trees A Day

With an ever-increasing demand for land for agricultural, industrial, and urban requirements forests are being cleared. Deforestation has serious implications on wildlife, ecosystems, weather patterns, and even the climate. It can also lead to numerous…

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This Pilotless Solar-Powered Plane Could Stay In the Air for an Entire Year without Landing

The idea of an ‘eternal aircraft’ that uses solar power to remain in the sky for months without having to land and refuel has been around for years. Based on this idea, an Oklahoma-based aerospace…

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China Going To Build Giant Hydroelectric Dam Using 3D Printing Technology

3D printing technologies have shown wonders in every field of life. Now you can live in a 3D-printed house, eat 3D-printed meat, play with 3D printed toys and wear even 3D printed jewelry. Now China…

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‘World’s Most Environmentally Friendly’ Rocket Unveiled in the UK

Spaceflight Company Orbex unveiled the full-scale prototype of its innovative reusable Prime rocket. In the coming future, it will launch small satellites to low-Earth orbit from Space Hub Sutherland in northern Scotland. The UK is…

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Novel Type of Ultra Safe Nuclear Reactor To Be Built in Canada

The Canadian provinces of Ontario, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, and Alberta, have announced the launch of a new strategic energy plan that includes small modular reactors to provide zero-emissions energy to cover their growing energy needs…

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“Nano-Skyscrapers” Help Bacteria Convert Sunlight into Electricity

Researchers from the University of Cambridge have made 3D-printed tiny ‘skyscrapers’ for the communities of photosynthetic bacteria. These bacteria will generate electricity using sunlight, carbon dioxide and water. These tiny grids of high-rise ‘nano-housing’ creates…

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Italian Startup iSpace2o Builds Hydrofoil Submersible

The Italian startup iSpace2o has built a futuristic sea vehicle that is a hybrid of a jet ski and a submarine, capable of carrying up to four people inside a dry, comfortable, pressurized cockpit. Called…

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Stronger yet Incredibly Inexpensive: Seashell-Inspired Protective Coating Outperforms Conventional Materials

For thousands of years, we have appreciated seashells for their beauty as ornaments and utility as tools. Seashells are extremely tough; they can withstand harsh environmental conditions due to their unique structure. But no one…

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Engineering

Portugal Set To Start the Largest Floating Solar Park in Europe

Qualcomm Presented First WiFi 7 Capable Commercial Platforms

These Seed-Firing Drones Can Plant 40,000 Trees A Day

This Pilotless Solar-Powered Plane Could Stay In the Air for an Entire Year without Landing

China Going To Build Giant Hydroelectric Dam Using 3D Printing Technology

‘World’s Most Environmentally Friendly’ Rocket Unveiled in the UK

Novel Type of Ultra Safe Nuclear Reactor To Be Built in Canada

“Nano-Skyscrapers” Help Bacteria Convert Sunlight into Electricity

Italian Startup iSpace2o Builds Hydrofoil Submersible

Stronger yet Incredibly Inexpensive: Seashell-Inspired Protective Coating Outperforms Conventional Materials

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