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Prototype Device Captures Harmful Micro-plastic Particles from Car Tires

While considering the pollution by automobiles, air pollution from exhaust is the only thing that strikes our mind. Most of us are unaware of the fact that automobile tires also hugely contribute to microplastics pollution.…

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How Technology Can Change the Future of Dating

The world of dating is constantly changing due to the technology that is being developed to support it. In the past, you were lucky if you could chat with someone across the world and now…

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Why Diesel Engines Produce Higher Torque than Gas Engines

Cars with diesel engines generally struggle to compete with their gasoline-powered counterparts, which have higher horsepower and accelerate faster. But diesel engines produce way more torque. Torque plays an integral role in illustrating what a…

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Tesla Supplier Just Announced a Battery That Will Last for 1.2 MILLION Miles

Tesla’s Chinese battery firm ‘Contemporary Amperex Technology’ (CATL), claims it is ready to start production on a battery that can run for 1.24 million miles (2 million kilometres). It is no doubt a massive leap…

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New Microscope Is So Powerful It Might Revolutionize Quantum Science

In a big breakthrough, scientists have successfully made quantum microscope that can directly observe light trapped inside a photonic crystal. This research opens up a new realm of possibility for quantum scientists It was conducted…

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Shadow Power: Solar-Powered Device that Generate Electricity from Shadows

Researchers from the National University of Singapore have found a way to generate electricity even from shadows. Dubbed as “shadow-effect energy generator”, this device generates an electrical current when part of it is in the…

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Kirigami-Inspired Shoe Bottom Coatings Could Prevent Falls in Icy or Slippery Conditions

Researchers at MIT have created a shoe coating that can increase friction between shoe and the ground. Inspired by snake skin, these shoes can potentially reduce the risk of falling on ice and other slippery…

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CRISPR Used To Treat Blindness for the First Time

For the first time, CRISPR has been used in an attempt to treat an inherited form of blindness. CRISPR gene-editing technique that can cut and paste DNA, has raised high hopes of curing many diseases.…

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Industrial Food Freezing: Cryogenic vs Mechanical

Industrial food freezing is key when you need to preserve raw food or pre-cooked meals for an extended period, or even for a little while until they are packaged. Freezing the food stops bacterial growth,…

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SpaceX, NASA Make History: Launches Astronauts from American Soil

Elon Musk’s ‘SpaceX’ company made a history by launching the first astronauts into space from US soil in nine years. NASA astronauts Robert Behnken (49) and Douglas Hurley (53) were lifted off at 3:22 p.m. EDT Saturday in the…

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Prototype Device Captures Harmful Micro-plastic Particles from Car Tires

How Technology Can Change the Future of Dating

Why Diesel Engines Produce Higher Torque than Gas Engines

Tesla Supplier Just Announced a Battery That Will Last for 1.2 MILLION Miles

New Microscope Is So Powerful It Might Revolutionize Quantum Science

Shadow Power: Solar-Powered Device that Generate Electricity from Shadows

Kirigami-Inspired Shoe Bottom Coatings Could Prevent Falls in Icy or Slippery Conditions

CRISPR Used To Treat Blindness for the First Time

Industrial Food Freezing: Cryogenic vs Mechanical

SpaceX, NASA Make History: Launches Astronauts from American Soil

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