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The Beijing Daxing International Airport Opens Its Doors

The Beijing Daxing International Airport, also known as “Starfish”, has opened its doors and travelers started flowing in and getting amazed by its sheer size and beauty. The record-breaking element in its construction is actually…

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An Elevator Could Connect Earth to Space – Here’s How That Might Work

With the rapid development of technology, the divide between science fiction and reality is noticeably disappearing. There are several visionary scientists and space-technology enthusiasts exploring the possibility of constructing space elevators that could transport cargo…

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Chandrayaan-2 Probe Revealed Sharpest Images Ever Taken Of the Moon

Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has released highest-quality photographs ever taken of the moon’s surface captured by Chandrayaan 2 Orbiter. Pictures were acquired by the Orbiter’s High-Resolution Camera (OHRC) at 4.38 IST on September 5.…

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Your Car Is Keeping a Huge Amount of Data on You

Late-model cars often seem like they’re more computer than machine, but this isn’t always a bad thing. That computer monitors your engine’s fuel and air mixture to give you the best fuel economy. It monitors…

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Coca-Cola Unveils Its First Ever Sea Green Bottle Made With Recycled Sea Plastic

With the plans to draw the technology that can transform low-quality plastic into high-quality food-grade packaging, Coca-cola has unveiled the first ever sample bottle made using recovered and recycled marine plastics. The company has already…

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The Objectives of NASA’s 2020 Mars Exploration Program

With earth facing ever-increasing demands from mankind with regards to resources and overpopulation, scientists have long since cast their eyes to the skies. The first successful landing on Mars was the Phoenix lander, which successfully landed…

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SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Rocket Wins Commercial Moon Lander Launch Contract

Intuitive Machines has selected SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket to launch the company’s commercial Nova-C Moon lander as early as July 2021. After the landing failure of Israel’s Beresheet probe on the moon in April, SpaceX…

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Researchers Use Nanoelectrodes to Capture Signals Across Whole Neuron Networks

We know that brain neurons use electric signals to communicate, and we have been capturing them with electrodes since the 1970s. Recording the activity of a neuron network however, has been a different story so…

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8-Year-Old Mexican Girl Made A Solar Heater From Recycled Objects

Xóchitl Guadalupe Cruz, an 8-year-old girl from Mexico (Chiapas), has invented low-cost solar-powered water heater built out of recycled and recyclable materials. She has been awarded UNAM’s Institute of Nuclear Sciences for creating a device.…

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Great Pacific Garbage Patch Cleanup Is Finally Underway

A huge floating u-shaped boom, designed to clean up “Great Pacific Garbage Patch” is finally catching plastic and other trash. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, the world’s largest ocean dump, is the largest accumulation zone…

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Technology

The Beijing Daxing International Airport Opens Its Doors

An Elevator Could Connect Earth to Space – Here’s How That Might Work

Chandrayaan-2 Probe Revealed Sharpest Images Ever Taken Of the Moon

Your Car Is Keeping a Huge Amount of Data on You

Coca-Cola Unveils Its First Ever Sea Green Bottle Made With Recycled Sea Plastic

The Objectives of NASA’s 2020 Mars Exploration Program

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Rocket Wins Commercial Moon Lander Launch Contract

Researchers Use Nanoelectrodes to Capture Signals Across Whole Neuron Networks

8-Year-Old Mexican Girl Made A Solar Heater From Recycled Objects

Great Pacific Garbage Patch Cleanup Is Finally Underway

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