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SpaceX Launched 60 Starlink High-Speed Internet Satellites

SpaceX has just launched a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral that carried 60 Starlink satellites into space, but this was just a tentative test that went well. The plan is to deploy 12000 Starlink…

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The World’s First Hydrogen-powered flying car prototype unveiled in US

Massachusetts startup Alaka’i has unveiled a flying car concept called Skai, that could transform the future of air taxi transportation. Skai is the “first air mobility vehicle powered by hydrogen fuel cells” and is code-signed…

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These Are the Longest Tunnels in the World By Type

There’s something mystical about these underground passageways that solve massive transportation efficiency problems and demonstrate marvelous boring and civil engineering in all of their manifestations. Dive in our list with the longest tunnels in the…

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First Flying Car Skyport Nears Completion on a 60-Story Residential Tower in Miami

Long-awaited innovations of the future Flying cars are closer to reality than you think. Like helicopter landing pads and heliports, flying cars will soon get the places to land. Helicopter landing pads have adorned buildings…

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Scientists Recently Set New Record for Highest-Temperature Superconductor

An international team of scientists has discovered superconductivity (the ability to conduct electricity perfectly) at a record-breaking high temperature. Researchers observed superconductivity at temperatures of about 250 Kelvin, or -23 degrees Celsius (-9.4 degrees Fahrenheit).…

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Adding Selenium Alloy Boosts Efficiency of Thin Film Solar Cells To 22%

Considering the tremendous scope of solar energy and need to search for the alternative of fossil fuels, worldwide scientists are working to make solar technology more and more efficient and cost effective. In a big…

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What is The Fourth Industrial Revolution 4.0?

To better understand what the Fourth Industrial Revolution entails, we must look at the preceding revolutions. The First Industrial Revolution – water and steam power to mechanize production The Second Industrial Revolution – electric power…

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Tiny Spy: This Robotic Bee Is Smaller Than a Penny

Flying robots can be very useful for surveillance and detection. These tiny fliers can be sent into areas which are too dangerous or inaccessible to human or canine rescue teams for relaying information. But the…

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U.S. Air Force Deploys ‘Microwave’ Weapons That Could Fry Iran and North Korea’s Weapons

U.S. Air Force has deployed missiles that can be used to prevent North Korea or Iran from launching missiles. Dubbed CHAMP (Counter-Electronics High Power Microwave Advanced Missile Project), these missiles can zap enemy electronics using…

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VR Game Trains Law Enforcement on Disaster Management

Presently training departmental and non-profit organizations in disaster management is a costly, disruptive and predominately classroom bound exercise. Educators often find themselves restricted by inefficient educating and learning systems. There is also an alarming shortage…

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Engineering

SpaceX Launched 60 Starlink High-Speed Internet Satellites

The World’s First Hydrogen-powered flying car prototype unveiled in US

These Are the Longest Tunnels in the World By Type

First Flying Car Skyport Nears Completion on a 60-Story Residential Tower in Miami

Scientists Recently Set New Record for Highest-Temperature Superconductor

Adding Selenium Alloy Boosts Efficiency of Thin Film Solar Cells To 22%

What is The Fourth Industrial Revolution 4.0?

Tiny Spy: This Robotic Bee Is Smaller Than a Penny

U.S. Air Force Deploys ‘Microwave’ Weapons That Could Fry Iran and North Korea’s Weapons

VR Game Trains Law Enforcement on Disaster Management

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