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Chandrayaan-2 Mission: Cheaper than a Hollywood Movie, Packs More Power than Apollo Missions

Chandrayaan-1, India’s first mission to the moon, was launched successfully on Oct. 22, 2008, at a cost of $59 million. India’s Mars Orbiter Mission, launched in 2013, cost $74 million — less than the production…

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Tokyo Built World’s Largest Underground Water Tank for Flood Protection

Extreme rainfall, intense storms, destructive earthquakes, and tsunamis have made Tokyo one of the riskiest metropolitan areas in the world. People are concerned that floods and typhoons can create havoc in the city due to…

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One Pill Can Kill the Influenza Virus Within 24 Hours

Influenza, commonly known as the flu, is an infectious disease that spreads by coughs and sneezes. A sore throat, congestion, and a runny nose can be very unpleasant. These symptoms can last for a few…

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Why the Newer Boeing 737 Engines Are Flat at the Bottom

Have you ever noticed that Boeing 737 engines have a weird shape? They look weird because they are flat at the bottom. But why are they flat? Is there some special reason for this? Of course,…

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This Case Will Transform Your Smartphone into a Game Boy

You can still pick up a Game Boy online or at a pawn shop. But for the most part, they are collecting dust due to the emergence of smartphones and their games and apps. But…

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Thermal Resonator Generates Electricity from Thin Air

It may sound impossible, but engineers have created an incredible device that can pull electricity out of thin air. The device may provide an alternative to traditional sources of clean energy, such as solar, wind power, and moving water. Called…

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Watch M60 AVLB Make a Bridge in Under Two Minutes

The M60 Armored Vehicle Land Bridge (AVLB) is an engineering marvel, it is designed to assist militaries in rapidly deploying tanks and other armored fighting vehicles across craters, anti-tank ditches, blown bridges, railroad cuts, canals, rivers and ravines in…

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The Growing Ecosystem for a Global Bioeconomy

Much has been made of the need for leveraging recent breakthroughs in biology, including genetics and genomics, to create a new multinational bioeconomy focused on agriculture, health, and industrial biotechnology. This new field includes agri-food,…

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Revolutionary Eye Drops May Improve Vision

Nearsightedness and farsightedness are eye conditions that can affect you at any stage of life. You need eyeglasses, contact lenses, or refractive surgery to correct your vision. But new eye drops developed by Israeli ophthalmologists…

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NYC Hydroponic Farm Promises Rare, Fresh Produce

New York City is one of the most densely populated cities in the United States. Given the size of the city, it is no surprise that hydroponic farming (a method of growing plants in a…

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Technology

Chandrayaan-2 Mission: Cheaper than a Hollywood Movie, Packs More Power than Apollo Missions

Tokyo Built World’s Largest Underground Water Tank for Flood Protection

One Pill Can Kill the Influenza Virus Within 24 Hours

Why the Newer Boeing 737 Engines Are Flat at the Bottom

This Case Will Transform Your Smartphone into a Game Boy

Thermal Resonator Generates Electricity from Thin Air

Watch M60 AVLB Make a Bridge in Under Two Minutes

The Growing Ecosystem for a Global Bioeconomy

Revolutionary Eye Drops May Improve Vision

NYC Hydroponic Farm Promises Rare, Fresh Produce

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