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Scientists Find Organic Material Crucial For Life On Asteroid For The First Time

In a breakthrough discovery, scientists have found water and organic matter on the surface of an asteroid. This is for the first time Organic matter, important for life on Earth has been found on an…

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Scientists Claim Fish Farming on the Moon Could Feed Astronauts

Researchers in France are planning to farm fish on the Moon. So, researchers are testing different varieties of fish eggs that are best suited to being launched to the moon. According to scientists, they could…

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Caltech Is Using Underwater Fibre-Optic Cable To Detect Earthquakes

Seismologists at Caltech are working with optics experts at Google for developing a way to track deadly tsunamis and earthquakes. For this, they are not using any special equipment, but existing underwater telecommunication cables. Earthquakes…

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Study Finds A ‘Superplant’ That Is the Best at Absorbing Roadside Air Pollution

Air pollution is a big concern in the modern world, as it is impacting human health and the planet as a whole. Now Scientists at the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) have identified a “super-plant” that…

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This Startup Is Turning Hills into Enormous Batteries

Worldwide scientists are working to shift away from a world dependent on fossil-fuel. Although solar and wind power are becoming cheaper and easily accessible in most of the world. But it is very expensive to…

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GE Developing 3D Printed Device to Convert Air into Water for US Military

Scientists from GE Research have been selected by Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to lead a multi-million-dollar project. They got the contract to develop 3D printed devices that could collect moisture from the atmosphere…

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Five Key Points on NASA’s Mars Helicopter ‘Ingenuity’

NASA’s ‘Ingenuity’ is the first-ever robotic helicopter that is going to attempt flying inside the atmosphere of another planet, as part of the ‘Mars 2020’ mission. If everything goes according to the plan, ‘Ingenuity’ is…

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Bricks made from MUSHROOMS could soon replace cement

According to the United Nations Environment Program, the construction industry accounts for almost 40 percent of humanity’s carbon-dioxide emissions. Scientists have come up with a brilliant idea to solve the climate change issue using mushrooms.…

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Rolls-Royce Tests Its First 100% Sustainable Aviation Fuel In Small Jet Engine

Considering the worldwide drastic impacts of climate change, scientists are working to find greener alternatives to dirty jet fuel. Rolls-Royce is putting in the best of efforts to achieve the goal of net-zero CO2 emissions…

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Denmark To Build A World’s First Energy Island In The North Sea

The Danish Energy Agency has formally announced its plans to build the world’s first energy island in the North Sea. This energy island will be artificially constructed. Climate-neutral Europe European Union plans to shift to mostly on renewable energy in the coming ten…

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Engineering

Scientists Find Organic Material Crucial For Life On Asteroid For The First Time

Scientists Claim Fish Farming on the Moon Could Feed Astronauts

Caltech Is Using Underwater Fibre-Optic Cable To Detect Earthquakes

Study Finds A ‘Superplant’ That Is the Best at Absorbing Roadside Air Pollution

This Startup Is Turning Hills into Enormous Batteries

GE Developing 3D Printed Device to Convert Air into Water for US Military

Five Key Points on NASA’s Mars Helicopter ‘Ingenuity’

Bricks made from MUSHROOMS could soon replace cement

Rolls-Royce Tests Its First 100% Sustainable Aviation Fuel In Small Jet Engine

Denmark To Build A World’s First Energy Island In The North Sea

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