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Super Enzymes That Eat Plastics in 24 Hours Could Curb Our Waste Problem

Worldwide, one million plastic bottles are purchased every minute and up to five trillion plastic bags are used annually. Billions of tons of this plastic waste is piling up in landfills, polluting lands, and water.…

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Years Old Mystery about Explosions on the Sun Solved

Solar flares or the huge explosions on the Sun produce energy enough to power the whole world for 20,000 years. They are powered by magnetic re-connection, an event that converts magnetic energy into other forms…

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Cover Your Wall with These Flexible Paper-Thin Speakers like Wallpaper

Speakers have become smaller and smaller but there has been no change in the speaker tech. The basic design that has worked for the last several decades needs an improvement. Now, in a technical breakthrough,…

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New 3D Printed Mini Human Heart Could Help Speed Heart Disease Cures

Researchers at Boston University have developed a miniature replica of a human heart powered by real cardiac cells. It replicates the function of a real heart’s ventricle (lower chamber). The device is called the cardiac…

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AirMatrix on Its Way to Put The Chaos of Urban Drone Flight in Order

AirMatrix has announced the start of pilot tests of its drone flight traffic software in Calgary, Canada, gradually increasing the number of deployed units over the next 18 months. The goal is to test drone…

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This Super-Sensitive Machine Can Hear the Movement of a Single Bacterium

Researchers at the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands have developed a super-sensitive listening device. The device can detect the unbelievably faint sound of the tiny movements, or vibrations, made by a single, live…

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Ultra-Light Liquid Hydrogen Tanks to Extend Flight Range and Make Jet Fuel Obsolete

After aerodynamics and engine performance, weight is the most important factor that affects the efficiency of an aircraft. Less weight means less fuel used, which can add up to millions in savings. Now, a futuristic…

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Electrified ePatch Bandage Kills Harmful Bacteria in the Wound

Researchers from the Terasaki Institute for Biomedical Innovation (TIBI), a California-based research organisation have developed an ePatch that accelerates wound healing without leaving scars. The ePatch incorporates electrodes made from silver nanowires along with a…

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Here’s Why The EV Industry Will Make a Leap From 400V to 800V

The vast majority of electric vehicles (EVs) today use a voltage of the level of 400V, with only a few exceptions differentiating from it. As experts in the field comment, this figure may double by…

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No Longer a Flight of Fancy: High-Flying Kites Will Power Your Home Soon

Today, the cumulative capacity of installed wind power worldwide exceeds 800 gigawatts. Wind energy capacity is growing rapidly around the world. According to the US Energy Information Administration, wind power generated five times more electricity…

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Super Enzymes That Eat Plastics in 24 Hours Could Curb Our Waste Problem

Years Old Mystery about Explosions on the Sun Solved

Cover Your Wall with These Flexible Paper-Thin Speakers like Wallpaper

New 3D Printed Mini Human Heart Could Help Speed Heart Disease Cures

AirMatrix on Its Way to Put The Chaos of Urban Drone Flight in Order

This Super-Sensitive Machine Can Hear the Movement of a Single Bacterium

Ultra-Light Liquid Hydrogen Tanks to Extend Flight Range and Make Jet Fuel Obsolete

Electrified ePatch Bandage Kills Harmful Bacteria in the Wound

Here’s Why The EV Industry Will Make a Leap From 400V to 800V

No Longer a Flight of Fancy: High-Flying Kites Will Power Your Home Soon

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