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Could Nuclear Power be the Answer to the Climate Change Problem?

As climate change problems become bigger, more evident, and more severe at an increasing rate, politicians continue to postpone drastic measures and all industry sectors keep on caring only about their profits. At the same…

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Nikola Unveils Electric Pickup Truck With 600-Mile Range

US-based start-up Nikola Motors has recently unveiled future electric pickup truck. Company boasts that its electric pickup truck ‘the badger’ will have an estimated range of nearly 1,000 kilometres. Company described its Badger as “unlike anything…

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Betelgeuse Looks Like it’s Going to Explode “Any Time Now”

Since the beginning of the year, astronomers from around the world noticed that Betelgeuse’s luminosity was dropping down to record lows, joking that it’s probably going to go supernova soon. While this kept going until…

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Rotational 3D Printing Creates Complex Models in Seconds

As awesome as 3D printing may be for rapid prototyping and creating highly customized products, all can agree that printing high-fidelity objects takes time and requires patience. A new printing technique that was developed by…

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Mysterious Signal From Deep Space Appears To Be Repeating In A 16-Day Cycle

Researchers working in Canada have found a fast radio burst (FRB) that repeats on a regular cycle. FRBs are short bursts of radio emissions, but nobody knows what causes the phenomenon. These FRBs, last for…

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Now A New Study Suggests, Coronavirus Is Also Spreading Via Feces

For identifying coronavirus patients, doctors were focusing on respiratory samples from pneumonia cases. Now a new study suggests that Coronavirus might be spreading via feces. Although primary cause for this deadly virus is believed to…

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Next Generation Of Greenhouses Could Make Greenhouses Self-Sufficient

A team of researchers from North Carolina State University has found the way to make greenhouses energy neutral. Both greenhouses and plants require lot of sunlight to flourish. Now scientists have created see-through solar panels. These…

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Scientists Cultivate a Long-Lost Legendary Roman Fruit Tree from 2,000-Year-Old Seeds

In a big breakthrough, scientists have cultivated plants from date palm seeds that are over 2,000 years old, dating back to ancient Roman times. By using modern technology, scientists were reportedly able to cultivate date…

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Integrating 3D Printing Into Your Manufacturing Facility

3D printing is constantly evolving and manufacturers are continuously finding new ways to take a firm grasp of the benefits. Some are deploying additive manufacturing technologies for purposes of rapid prototyping, others want to develop…

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China Deploys Infrared Sensors To Detect Potentially Infected Citizens In Public

China is putting in best of its efforts to help constrain the novel coronavirus outbreak. In order to prevent the coronavirus from spreading, China is now installing artificial intelligence solutions to help manage the situation. To manage…

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Could Nuclear Power be the Answer to the Climate Change Problem?

Nikola Unveils Electric Pickup Truck With 600-Mile Range

Betelgeuse Looks Like it’s Going to Explode “Any Time Now”

Rotational 3D Printing Creates Complex Models in Seconds

Mysterious Signal From Deep Space Appears To Be Repeating In A 16-Day Cycle

Now A New Study Suggests, Coronavirus Is Also Spreading Via Feces

Next Generation Of Greenhouses Could Make Greenhouses Self-Sufficient

Scientists Cultivate a Long-Lost Legendary Roman Fruit Tree from 2,000-Year-Old Seeds

Integrating 3D Printing Into Your Manufacturing Facility

China Deploys Infrared Sensors To Detect Potentially Infected Citizens In Public

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