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First Flying Car Skyport Nears Completion on a 60-Story Residential Tower in Miami

Long-awaited innovations of the future Flying cars are closer to reality than you think. Like helicopter landing pads and heliports, flying cars will soon get the places to land. Helicopter landing pads have adorned buildings…

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Deepest Ever Submarine Dive Finds Plastic Bag On The Seafloor

An American diver broke the record for deepest submarine dive ever after diving nearly seven miles down into the Mariana Trench. But what he found at the bottom of the Pacific was really disheartening –…

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Scientists Recently Set New Record for Highest-Temperature Superconductor

An international team of scientists has discovered superconductivity (the ability to conduct electricity perfectly) at a record-breaking high temperature. Researchers observed superconductivity at temperatures of about 250 Kelvin, or -23 degrees Celsius (-9.4 degrees Fahrenheit).…

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Adding Selenium Alloy Boosts Efficiency of Thin Film Solar Cells To 22%

Considering the tremendous scope of solar energy and need to search for the alternative of fossil fuels, worldwide scientists are working to make solar technology more and more efficient and cost effective. In a big…

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What is The Fourth Industrial Revolution 4.0?

To better understand what the Fourth Industrial Revolution entails, we must look at the preceding revolutions. The First Industrial Revolution – water and steam power to mechanize production The Second Industrial Revolution – electric power…

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Tiny Spy: This Robotic Bee Is Smaller Than a Penny

Flying robots can be very useful for surveillance and detection. These tiny fliers can be sent into areas which are too dangerous or inaccessible to human or canine rescue teams for relaying information. But the…

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How Do Quantum Computers Work?

Understanding Data Computing in Classical Computers Have you ever wondered how letters and words gets stored and processed on your desktop, smartphone, laptop and hard drive? Do we really understand what happens when we press…

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VR Game Trains Law Enforcement on Disaster Management

Presently training departmental and non-profit organizations in disaster management is a costly, disruptive and predominately classroom bound exercise. Educators often find themselves restricted by inefficient educating and learning systems. There is also an alarming shortage…

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India to Exceed Paris Agreement Commitment with Renewable Energy Investment

According to global credit rating agency Moody’s Investors Service, India will surpass the compliance commitment it made to address climate change through renewable energy investments under the landmark Paris agreement. Many large scale renewable energy projects in India…

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Russia Launches the World’s Longest Nuclear Submarine That Can Also Spy Underwater

Russia recently launched the world’s longest submarine called Belgorod. This special submarine is one of Russia’s most secret weapon carriers, which has been designed for carrying out different kind of missions. The Belgorod is officially…

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First Flying Car Skyport Nears Completion on a 60-Story Residential Tower in Miami

Deepest Ever Submarine Dive Finds Plastic Bag On The Seafloor

Scientists Recently Set New Record for Highest-Temperature Superconductor

Adding Selenium Alloy Boosts Efficiency of Thin Film Solar Cells To 22%

What is The Fourth Industrial Revolution 4.0?

Tiny Spy: This Robotic Bee Is Smaller Than a Penny

How Do Quantum Computers Work?

VR Game Trains Law Enforcement on Disaster Management

India to Exceed Paris Agreement Commitment with Renewable Energy Investment

Russia Launches the World’s Longest Nuclear Submarine That Can Also Spy Underwater

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