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Google’s 3,900 miles Underwater Cable Linked US to UK and Spain

Google’s Grace Hopper undersea cable has landed in the UK. Google recently finished laying its subsea internet cable. It stretches the massive expanse of the Atlantic Ocean, connecting New York, the UK, and Spain. This massive cable…

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Single Laser Fired through a Keyhole Can Expose Everything inside a closed Room

Researchers from the Stanford Computational Imaging Lab have developed a novel method called non-line-of-sight (NLOS) imaging, or keyhole imaging. This innovation will allow you to scan an entire room by peering through a keyhole. So,…

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Toyota Hopes to Catch Up in EV Battery Tech Through $13.5 Billion Investment

Toyota is a pioneer of electric technology in cars, releasing the hybrid-electric Prius sedan back in 1997. That was the first mass-produced hybrid car, but even though Toyota continued working on the technology, they never…

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Sugar Powered Battery Performs 5 Times Better Than A Lithium-Ion Battery

Consuming too much sugar is considered bad for health. It increases heart disease risk factors such as obesity, high blood pressure, and inflammation. But now, scientists have used sugar to create the next generation of…

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Scientists Are Planning To Send Autonomous ‘Robot Swarms’ To Mine the Lunar Resources

Scientists are seriously considering constructing bases on celestial bodies like the moon. So, for constructing these, it would be easier if they could find all the building supplies right there on the moon. Otherwise, they…

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Super-Hot Sand Can Help Us Store Excess Renewable Energy

Today’s electricity grid virtually has no reliable Energy storage technology to store excess energy for later use. Battery storage systems can’t solve the world’s energy storage problem. But now an interesting solution is in development by the…

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Smart Dental Implants Generate Their Own Electricity to Kill Bacteria and Heal Infected Gums

Dental implants have changed the course of dentistry in the last couple of decades. Millions of people around the world have dental implants today. But often a surgical replacement is required due to a chronic…

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Siemens Gamesa Produces World’s First Recyclable Offshore Wind Turbine Blades

Over the last two decades, Wind energy has become one of the most promising and economically viable sources of renewable energy. But it is only one side of the coin, as there are some new…

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How Machine Learning AI Helps us Find Hidden Factors in Solar Farm Performance

Machine learning AI can help to identify and quantify “hidden” factors in solar farm performance during severe weather, as two researchers at the Sandia National Laboratories have discovered. The two women gathered large volumes of…

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A Stunt Pilot Just Shattered the World Tunnel Flight Record in Turkey

On September 4, Red Bull Air Race and stunt pilot set a spectacular world record by flying a plane through tunnels. He broke a total of “four” world records including the Guinness World Record for…

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Engineering

Google’s 3,900 miles Underwater Cable Linked US to UK and Spain

Single Laser Fired through a Keyhole Can Expose Everything inside a closed Room

Toyota Hopes to Catch Up in EV Battery Tech Through $13.5 Billion Investment

Sugar Powered Battery Performs 5 Times Better Than A Lithium-Ion Battery

Scientists Are Planning To Send Autonomous ‘Robot Swarms’ To Mine the Lunar Resources

Super-Hot Sand Can Help Us Store Excess Renewable Energy

Smart Dental Implants Generate Their Own Electricity to Kill Bacteria and Heal Infected Gums

Siemens Gamesa Produces World’s First Recyclable Offshore Wind Turbine Blades

How Machine Learning AI Helps us Find Hidden Factors in Solar Farm Performance

A Stunt Pilot Just Shattered the World Tunnel Flight Record in Turkey

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