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Sea Ice Will Be Completely Gone in Arctic Summers by 2050

According to a study by researchers from McGill University Arctic will see ice-free summers by 2050. This is very alarming news… now efficacy of climate-protection measures will determine whether Arctic summer ice vanished permanently or could…

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This High Schooler Builds Fully Functional Wooden Car

A very crafty 17-year-old high school student from Lithuania has designed a realistic mechanical model of a wooden car. He built this wooden car in 300 hours and over a time span of 6 months…

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Paleontologists Reveal the Most Dangerous Place in Earth’s History

A new study by the University of Portsmouth helped scientists reveal the most dangerous place in our home planet. Scientists researched Africa’s Age of Dinosaurs Scientists reviewed fossils dated back 100 million years ago from…

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How Technology Is Enabling New Ways of Writing

Technological improvements are inevitable. Throughout our history, we have witnessed multiple dynamic advancements in technology. In particular, technology and writing have both evolved over the years with resulting in radical changes in education and how…

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This Genius New Type of Solar Energy Cell, will allow Windows to generate electricity

Researchers from Australia have successfully developed next-gen perovskite solar cells with a conversion efficiency of 17%. These semi-transparent solar cells when integrated in to windows can bring about revolution in the field of urban planning…

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Scientists Reveals Coronavirus Has Already Mutated Into 30+ Strains

According to a new study in China SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, has mutated into at least 30 different genetic variations, since its first confirmed case in December 2019 in Wuhan, China. The overall…

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Should You Get a Smart Lock? Consider The Disadvantages First

Almost 25% of US households now have a smart lock. Alongside smart thermostats and lights, they have become one of the most popular Internet-of-Things devices, So popular that, in fact, they have a projected market…

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NASA Space Robot BRUIE Could Help In the Search for Signs of Life in Space

NASA recently unveiled a new autonomous robot named BRUIE that is destined for a trip into outer space. Developed by engineers at NASA, this robot is going to search for signs of life in ocean…

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NASA Wants To Photograph Faraway Planets by Turning the Sun into a Giant Camera Lens

For long, the world believed that only known planets in our galaxy were those orbiting our own sun. But over the time, astronomers discovered thousands of exoplanets that outnumbered the stars in our galaxy. Most…

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Coronavirus Outbreak is Giving Birth to New Waste-free Approach

Surgical masks are a one-time use product. However, since the coronavirus outbreak, there is a significant shortage in the supply of masks. So, doctors in Nebraska are attempting an experiment, which will help them in…

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Engineering

Sea Ice Will Be Completely Gone in Arctic Summers by 2050

This High Schooler Builds Fully Functional Wooden Car

Paleontologists Reveal the Most Dangerous Place in Earth’s History

How Technology Is Enabling New Ways of Writing

This Genius New Type of Solar Energy Cell, will allow Windows to generate electricity

Scientists Reveals Coronavirus Has Already Mutated Into 30+ Strains

Should You Get a Smart Lock? Consider The Disadvantages First

NASA Space Robot BRUIE Could Help In the Search for Signs of Life in Space

NASA Wants To Photograph Faraway Planets by Turning the Sun into a Giant Camera Lens

Coronavirus Outbreak is Giving Birth to New Waste-free Approach

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