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SSC’s Tuatara Is the Fastest Car in the World With 331mph (508 Km/h) Top Speed

Shelby SuperCars (SSC), a Washington-based private car company in North America has set a new top speed record for a production car. The car hit an average speed of 316.1 mph on a seven-mile stretch…

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Signs that your RO Membrane Needs Replacement

RO (Reverse Osmosis) membranes are tricky parts because they are working away from sight and won’t make noise when they start to wear beyond their nominal operational points. This is why many technicians opt to…

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World’s Largest Solar Farm to Be Built In Australia but Most of the Power Generated Will End Up In Singapore

World’s largest solar farm to be built in Australia; however, they will receive a mere fraction of the electricity generated. This masterpiece is being built in the Northern Territory of Australia, roughly halfway between Darwin…

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New Smart Windows Darken In the Sun and Become Solar Cells When Heated

Windows are great for lighting indoors, but in summer months windows can cause a rise in indoor temperatures. Now, researchers have developed windows that block the incoming sunlight and are solar panels as well. Scientists…

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Super-White Paint Keeps Surfaces Cooler Than Surroundings, Even Under Direct Sunlight

With the rise in population and global temperatures, the demand for space cooling is also rising. It is not only putting a massive strain on electricity systems but also increasing emissions, especially in the world’s…

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Scientists Finally Achieved Superconductivity at Room Temperature

In a big breakthrough, scientists from the University of Rochester have created a material that is superconducting at room temperature. For the first time, scientists have achieved the unimpeded flow of electrical current at room…

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A Small Electric Car Made Largely From Recycled Waste

Did you know, every year we dump a massive 2.12 billion tons of waste? Students from the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) explained it as the same amount as “the PSV Eindhoven football stadium filled…

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Clean and Limitless Power from Graphene

In a big breakthrough, researchers developed an innovative way to generate clean and limitless energy using graphene’s thermal motion. This revolutionary technology could help people replace disposable energy sources and save them from the lifetime purchase…

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World’s First Hydrogen-Electric Passenger Plane Flight Successfully Completed

Did you know that air travel is responsible for about 3% of Europe’s total greenhouse gas emissions and more than 2% of global emissions? Zero-emission flight Recently Aviation Company ZeroAvia completed the world’s first hydrogen fuel cell-powered…

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How to Choose Industrial Automation Controllers for Enhanced Manufacturing

Two steps can make a big difference in selecting a controller for your manufacturing system: first, make sure the manufacturer is building products for industrial automation use cases. Then look at its Electronic Design Automation…

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Energy

SSC’s Tuatara Is the Fastest Car in the World With 331mph (508 Km/h) Top Speed

Signs that your RO Membrane Needs Replacement

World’s Largest Solar Farm to Be Built In Australia but Most of the Power Generated Will End Up In Singapore

New Smart Windows Darken In the Sun and Become Solar Cells When Heated

Super-White Paint Keeps Surfaces Cooler Than Surroundings, Even Under Direct Sunlight

Scientists Finally Achieved Superconductivity at Room Temperature

A Small Electric Car Made Largely From Recycled Waste

Clean and Limitless Power from Graphene

World’s First Hydrogen-Electric Passenger Plane Flight Successfully Completed

How to Choose Industrial Automation Controllers for Enhanced Manufacturing

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