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18-Year-Old Indian Student Designs World’s Lightest Satellite That Weighs Only 64 Grams

Rifath Shaarook, an eighteen-year-old Indian student, has built the lightest satellite in the world. He is all set to break a global space record by launching the satellite that weighs a mere 64 grams. This…

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New, Cheap Material Replicates Photosynthesis to Generate Clean Air and Clean Energy

Great news for lovers of the environment… Scientists have recently discovered a method to turn greenhouse gasses into clean air through artificial photosynthesis. The process also generates energy simultaneously. It is a win-win process as…

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See Some Amazing Images Sent by Cassini’s Dive Through Saturn’s Rings

Saturn and its rings have always fascinated people. These rings consist of countless numbers of ice particles. For over ten years, the international Cassini mission led by NASA has been observing Saturn and has released a…

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Atomic Nanoscale: Fabricating at One Billionth of a Meter

Physicists say “everything gets funny” at the atomic level. Light interacts with matter in strange but interesting ways, energy transport and conversion affect electrons, molecules, and photons in new ways, and friction and wear are…

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Bioengineered Nanomaterials Diagnose, Treat Nasty New Diseases

They say that need is the mother of invention and the recent emergence of many new complex diseases has left scientists in a position of needing innovative new methods to monitor and control life-threatening diseases.…

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The Gorgeous, Eco-Friendly Hemp House Pulls CO2 From the Air!

As per estimates by the U.S. Green Building Council, buildings account for thirty-eight percent of the CO2 emissions in the U.S. Considering the requirement of carbon neutral building material, U.K.-based Lhoist Group has created Hemcrete®,…

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Review Of New Documentary On Nuclear Fusion Research

Introduction On March 10th a new documentary premiered at the South By Southwest Festival [1]. The name of the film was “Let There Be Light.” This was a labor of love by the company Eye…

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Can Humans Retain Their Humanity in a World of Robots & AI?

The world we live in today is much like Alice in Wonderland, where everything is pretty strange. For example, it is within the realm of possibility that, within decades, some humans will have robotic spouses.…

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How Computer Culture & AI Might Influence Democracy

The internet was created during the Cold War to allow for decentralized communication in the event of a nuclear war. Today, the internet and mobile devices allow friend and foe alike to know everything possible…

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Bridging the Gap Between Business and Data Analysis

Understanding the Economics of Big Data It is somewhat of an understatement to say that data science is a growing field. Certainly, data as a resource is growing exponentially. The question most on everyone’s mind…

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Engineering

18-Year-Old Indian Student Designs World’s Lightest Satellite That Weighs Only 64 Grams

New, Cheap Material Replicates Photosynthesis to Generate Clean Air and Clean Energy

See Some Amazing Images Sent by Cassini’s Dive Through Saturn’s Rings

Atomic Nanoscale: Fabricating at One Billionth of a Meter

Bioengineered Nanomaterials Diagnose, Treat Nasty New Diseases

The Gorgeous, Eco-Friendly Hemp House Pulls CO2 From the Air!

Review Of New Documentary On Nuclear Fusion Research

Can Humans Retain Their Humanity in a World of Robots & AI?

How Computer Culture & AI Might Influence Democracy

Bridging the Gap Between Business and Data Analysis

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