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Russia Claims New Intercontinental Hypersonic Weapon Is Operational

Russia’s defense minister Sergei Shoigu recently reported to President Vladimir Putin that a new hypersonic weapon of intercontinental range has become operational. Hypersonic Avangard missile can fly 27 times the speed of sound. It is…

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Why Scientists Are Against Farming Octopuses

A group of scientists is urging to halt efforts to industrialize octopus farming. No doubts Fish farms are big success. Most of the seafood we eat today is farmed. Despite of growing global demand, octopuses…

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Scientists Gene-Edited Tomatoes Ideal for Urban Gardens and Even Outer Space

Believe it or not! In coming future, Tomatoes would be grown from a bush than a vine. ‘Urban’ tomatoes would soon be ripen in compact bunches like grapes. One would be able to grow them…

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MIT’s New Laser Ultrasound Machine Provides Touch-Free Imaging

Researchers from MIT have pioneered a new imaging technique ‘laser ultrasound (LUS)’. Unlike conventional ultrasound, lasers need not to touch the skin. It is a promising method that could dramatically amplify the range of uses…

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Scientists Created A “Hologram” That You Can Feel and Hear Using Ultrasound Waves

In a big breakthrough, researchers at the University of Sussex have created animated 3D holograms. These holograms can not only be seen from any angle, you can even touch them. You can experience these 3D…

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Scientists Builds Self-Cleaning Surface that Repels Even the Worst Superbugs

Germs are everywhere; even the surfaces that appear to be the cleanest aren’t spared. Thanks to a team of researchers at McMaster University that has developed a self-cleaning surface that can repel all forms of…

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This Incredible Skyscraper could feed an Entire African Town

Mashambas skyscraper, a vertical farm tower is designed to fight world hunger and poverty. It is not just a beautiful skyscraper, but it would be able to feed an entire town in sub-Saharan Africa. Designed…

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Scientists Recreate image of a Woman from Her 5,700-Year-Old Chewing Gum They Found in a Lagoon

Scientists from the University of Copenhagen have reconstructed the genome of an ancient human from prehistoric piece of chewing gum. This 5,700-year-old gum provided evidence of diet, disease and a remarkable snapshot of life during…

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We Are Now Closer Than Ever to an Actual Gamma Ray Laser

Allen Mills, a physics professor at the University of California, Riverside, is close to creating the first gamma-ray laser in the world. Until now, the gamma ray laser has been a hypothetical device that would…

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Man’s Semen Shows DNA of His Donor only after Bone Marrow Transplant… It Could Affect the Future of Forensic Science

Nowadays, DNA evidence is considered as the gold standard of modern forensic techniques. However things are going to change. Chris Long an IT worker in the Washoe County Sheriff’s Department in Reno, Nevada, underwent a…

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Russia Claims New Intercontinental Hypersonic Weapon Is Operational

Why Scientists Are Against Farming Octopuses

Scientists Gene-Edited Tomatoes Ideal for Urban Gardens and Even Outer Space

MIT’s New Laser Ultrasound Machine Provides Touch-Free Imaging

Scientists Created A “Hologram” That You Can Feel and Hear Using Ultrasound Waves

Scientists Builds Self-Cleaning Surface that Repels Even the Worst Superbugs

This Incredible Skyscraper could feed an Entire African Town

Scientists Recreate image of a Woman from Her 5,700-Year-Old Chewing Gum They Found in a Lagoon

We Are Now Closer Than Ever to an Actual Gamma Ray Laser

Man’s Semen Shows DNA of His Donor only after Bone Marrow Transplant… It Could Affect the Future of Forensic Science

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