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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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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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Scientists Spot Bizarre ‘Yellow Brick Road’ Deep Under the Ocean

In a never-before-seen spot of the Pacific Ocean, scientists caught sight of a strange-looking formation. While digging around in an underwater volcano chain they discovered an ancient dried-out lake-bed that resembles a “yellow brick road”.…

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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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Mountains of Sugar under Seagrass Meadows

Seagrasses offer multiple ecosystem services like improving water quality, coastal protection, and carbon sequestration. Now, scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology have discovered that the seagrasses contain vast reserves of sugar. They…

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Lunar Soil Can Turn Carbon Dioxide into Oxygen and Rocket Fuel to Power Future Missions to Mars

Scientists have proposed many strategies for a sustainable and affordable extra-terrestrial living environment. But all these ideas require energy sources from Earth. Like NASA’s Mars rover Perseverance, which has an instrument to make oxygen using…

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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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Waterway ‘Trojan Horse’: Disguised as food, BioBullets kill Zebra mussels

Zebra Mussels are a freshwater species. These mussels are a big threat to the natural environment. Zebra mussels inhale particles in the water. If they find any nutritional value in what they have inhaled, they…

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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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Qualcomm Presented First WiFi 7 Capable Commercial Platforms

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

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

Scientists Spot Bizarre ‘Yellow Brick Road’ Deep Under the Ocean

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

Mountains of Sugar under Seagrass Meadows

Lunar Soil Can Turn Carbon Dioxide into Oxygen and Rocket Fuel to Power Future Missions to Mars

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

Waterway ‘Trojan Horse’: Disguised as food, BioBullets kill Zebra mussels

“Nano-Skyscrapers” Help Bacteria Convert Sunlight into Electricity

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