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66-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Embryo Proves That Birds Are Modern-Day Dinosaurs

After living on Earth for about 165 million years, dinosaurs went extinct about 65 million years ago. Now, an unprecedented discovery of a fossil of a baby dinosaur curled up inside its egg is shedding…

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Most-Advanced Lab-Grown Mini-Stomachs Now Churns Out Acid

Demand for organ transplantation is increasing all over the world, but there are not enough supplies available to meet the need. Scientists have been working on growing mini-organs in a lab. In a new study,…

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Xiaomi Has Found a Way to Increase Smartphone Battery Capacity By 10%

Xiaomi, the Chinese tech giant, has announced a breakthrough in battery technology that enables them to increase cell capacity by 10%, adding about 100 minutes of use time. While this may not sound like a…

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B-2 Stealth Bomber Is Not So Stealthy, a Reddit User Spotted One on Google Maps

US Air Force’s B-2 stealth bomber is one of the world’s most feared aircraft. Its “stealth,” technology gives it the unique ability to penetrate an enemy’s most sophisticated defenses while keeping it off the radars. B-2 bomber’s…

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Anti-5G Necklace Found To Be A Health Risk Due To Radiofrequency Radiation

The new global wireless standard 5G is the 5th generation mobile network. World Health Organization (WHO) says this latest technology used in mobile phone networks does not have any adverse health effects. The radio signals…

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Samsung and IBM Present Game-Changing “Cube” Semiconductor Design

Samsung and IBM, two leaders in semiconductor design, have presented a ground-breaking new vertical transistor architecture that may turn processors from rectangular slabs to cubes. The idea of this novel approach is to increase the…

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Scientists Spot ‘Hidden Water’ Just Three Feet below Mars’ Grand Canyon

European Space Agency’s ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), has discovered a huge deposit of water on Mars. Researchers did this discovery at the bottom of the Valles Marineris, which is one of the planet’s deepest…

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Soil Remediation Techniques

Environmental issues continue to arise because of pollution from human activities, which greatly affects the soil. It is very alarming when it comes to contaminated land, for it pollutes both water and air as well.…

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A New 0.4-MM Biodegradable Printed Paper Battery Powered a Small Fan for 45 Minutes

In a ground-breaking invention, scientists from Nanyang Technology University (NTU) in Singapore successfully developed a paper-thin biodegradable zinc battery. The battery is about 0.4mm thick which is roughly as thick as two strands of human hair.…

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NASA’s Parker Solar Probe ‘Touched’ the Sun and Sent Back Incredible New Footage

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has become the first to “touch the sun.” It is a revolutionary achievement for the solar probe that was launched more than three years back. Solar Probe flew through the star’s upper atmosphere…

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66-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Embryo Proves That Birds Are Modern-Day Dinosaurs

Most-Advanced Lab-Grown Mini-Stomachs Now Churns Out Acid

Xiaomi Has Found a Way to Increase Smartphone Battery Capacity By 10%

B-2 Stealth Bomber Is Not So Stealthy, a Reddit User Spotted One on Google Maps

Anti-5G Necklace Found To Be A Health Risk Due To Radiofrequency Radiation

Samsung and IBM Present Game-Changing “Cube” Semiconductor Design

Scientists Spot ‘Hidden Water’ Just Three Feet below Mars’ Grand Canyon

Soil Remediation Techniques

A New 0.4-MM Biodegradable Printed Paper Battery Powered a Small Fan for 45 Minutes

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe ‘Touched’ the Sun and Sent Back Incredible New Footage

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