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The Use of Human Protein Helps Boost Potato and Rice Yields By 50 Percent

In a big breakthrough, scientists have come with an innovative idea to deal with the worldwide rise in food insecurity. Scientists discovered that inserting a gene linked to human obesity and fat into crops could…

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Smaller Than Dust Particles super-capacitor packs the same voltage as a AAA battery

Technology has shrunk over the years. Thanks to nanotechnology, the devices are shrinking to become more portable and smaller in size day by day. Continuing this miniaturization trend, a team of researchers in Germany has…

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China Is Developing an “ULTRA-LARGE” SPACECRAFT That Is Miles Long

China’s space ambitions are growing. China is working on an “ultra-large spacecraft” that is MILES long. With this project, the country is planning to increase space exploration, and facilitate long-term crewed assignments. To analyze how…

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Gradient Offers Sleek, Climate-Friendly Cooling and Heating Unit That Reduces the Footprint of HVAC By 75%

With the worldwide temperature rise, more and more people are opting for air-conditioners. Because of the population growth, falling equipment prices, and urbanization, the number of air-conditioning units installed globally is increasing every year. According…

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HVAC Troubleshooting Basics That Every Homeowner Should Know

As a homeowner, there are many responsibilities you should take care of regularly. Stuff like cleaning the house, making sure your appliances are still in top condition, and your ventilation is still working. However, one…

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Fast and furious: the US Army tests its rapidly developed first laser weapon

After the invention of the laser in 1960, beam weapons became part of every science-fiction. But now laser weapons are set to become a critical battlefield technology. In the latest development, the US Army recently…

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Scientists Grew Mini Brains with Eyes in a Lab

The brain is the most complex organ in our body. There are around 86 billion neurons in our brain, and each neuron communicates with many other neurons. While we are still working to uncover the…

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6 Types of Innovative Car Accident Prevention Technology

As years go by, vehicles are becoming smarter and safer than ever before. With technology advancing, newer vehicles decrease the chance of collisions and protect occupants if collisions occur. Some cars have inbuilt technology to…

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Solar-Powered Refrigerated Trailers Could Greatly Reduce CO2 Emissions

Today, we just need to head down to the supermarket and purchase a vast array of foods from all over the world. But these luxuries come at a great environmental cost. This food is transported using refrigerated trucks that rely on…

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Monitoring Your Blood Pressure on The go With Smart Watches

We’re in the heart of Summer, which means there’s no better time to get active in the fresh air. As we set these warm-weather fitness goals, you might want to consider monitoring your blood pressure…

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Technology

The Use of Human Protein Helps Boost Potato and Rice Yields By 50 Percent

Smaller Than Dust Particles super-capacitor packs the same voltage as a AAA battery

China Is Developing an “ULTRA-LARGE” SPACECRAFT That Is Miles Long

Gradient Offers Sleek, Climate-Friendly Cooling and Heating Unit That Reduces the Footprint of HVAC By 75%

HVAC Troubleshooting Basics That Every Homeowner Should Know

Fast and furious: the US Army tests its rapidly developed first laser weapon

Scientists Grew Mini Brains with Eyes in a Lab

6 Types of Innovative Car Accident Prevention Technology

Solar-Powered Refrigerated Trailers Could Greatly Reduce CO2 Emissions

Monitoring Your Blood Pressure on The go With Smart Watches

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