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Scientists Are Planning To Convert Abandoned Mines Into Gravity Batteries

Worldwide many countries are reducing their reliance on fossil fuels by boosting renewable-energy output. However, to rely on these inherently variable and inconsistent renewable energy sources like solar and wind, we need to tackle renewable…

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4 Risks of Working in the Oil Industry

Working in the oil industry can be a gratifying experience, but it also comes with several risks. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) estimates about 69 workers were killed and more than…

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Scientists Develop A Laser-Powered Drone To Stay Aloft ‘Forever’

Researchers at Northwestern Polytechnical University (NPU), China, have developed a way to keep drones airborne “forever,” Researchers did it using a remote charging system that delivers power via adaptive, target-tracking high-energy laser beams. For this,…

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The Future of Artificial Intelligence and Its Potential Impact on Society

Invisibly to the human eye, artificial intelligence is already powering devices, applications, and entire smart home systems. You come across AI at least every day: when you see personalized recommendations in an online shop, ask…

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The UN Report Says The Ozone Hole Will Be Completely Closed In The Next 40 Years

The United Nations says that Earth’s ozone layer is on its way to recovering. An UN-backed panel of experts has estimated that the ozone layer is expected to recover to the 1980 level by 2040,…

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Researchers Discover New Approach To Eco-Friendly IoT

Internet of Things (IoT), which connects a massive number of devices to the internet, is not only technologically and economically lucrative, but also important in accelerating network security, information security, and data management storage. A…

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Maintenance and Cleaning Tips for Manways

Manways are a critical component of many industrial systems, like breweries, energy plants, wastewater treatment, and food production. They provide access to tanks and vessels, making it possible to inspect and clean inside components. Keeping…

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Researchers Discovered “Virovore”, a Microscopic Organism That Eats Viruses

We all know viruses to be submicroscopic infectious agent that replicates only inside the living cells of an organism. These are known to infect all life forms, from animals and plants to microorganisms. But now…

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Inspired By Silkworms, Researchers Developed an Easy Way to Spin Nanofibers

Did you know silk is a protein fiber made from the saliva of silkworms? It is the fiber that silkworms weave to make their cocoons (outer casings) that protect them during the pupal stage. Scientists…

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Importance of Electronic Control Valves in Medical Equipment

The reliability and efficiency of the flow control valve prove them a perfect option for medical devices. Mostly they are used at the places where you require precision in the flow control and the pressure.…

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Engineering

Scientists Are Planning To Convert Abandoned Mines Into Gravity Batteries

4 Risks of Working in the Oil Industry

Scientists Develop A Laser-Powered Drone To Stay Aloft ‘Forever’

The Future of Artificial Intelligence and Its Potential Impact on Society

The UN Report Says The Ozone Hole Will Be Completely Closed In The Next 40 Years

Researchers Discover New Approach To Eco-Friendly IoT

Maintenance and Cleaning Tips for Manways

Researchers Discovered “Virovore”, a Microscopic Organism That Eats Viruses

Inspired By Silkworms, Researchers Developed an Easy Way to Spin Nanofibers

Importance of Electronic Control Valves in Medical Equipment

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