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Scientists Find Evidence of Lost Continent Under Mauritius

A group of geoscientists from German and South African research institutions have discovered evidence of an ancient “lost continent” hidden beneath the Indian Ocean and the island of Mauritius. Geoscientists believe this lost continent to…

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KBNNO is a New Material That Can Turn Sunlight, Heat, and Movement Into Electricity

Scientists from the University of Oulu in Finland have discovered a new material with the perovskite crystal structure that has the properties to extract energy from different types of sources simultaneously. This new material is…

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Researchers Invent Paper That Can Be Printed With Light

The environmental impact of paper is significant. To deal with this issue, researchers from Shandong University in China, the University of California, Riverside, and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have invented a new type of “paper” that…

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Scientists Have Turned Soybean Oil Into a Material 200 Times Stronger Than Steel

In a big breakthrough, scientists have turned everyday cooking oil into the wonder material graphene. This technique could help in significantly reducing the cost and complexity of making the pricey nanomaterial. Graphene, which is a…

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Aircraft With a ‘Detachable Cabin’ to Save Lives in a Plane Crash

Ukrainian aviation engineer Tatarenko Vladimir Nikolaevich has unveiled a ‘detachable cabin’ concept to save lives in a plane crash. Tatarenko has been working on this project for the last three years. His concept plane has a…

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French Polynesia Plans to Develop the World’s First Floating City

Rising seas threaten low-lying coastal areas across the world, meaning some low-lying areas will have more frequent flooding. Research shows that rising sea levels pose a threat to the 118 islands which form French Polynesia. To meet…

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Solarwindow’s Electricity Generating Bendable Glass Veneer is as Thin as a Business Card

In 2015, SolarWindow made a big breakthrough by creating solar windows by treating their glass panels with a photovoltaic coating in a liquid form to instantly generate energy. This technology helped them generate 50 times…

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Scientists Invent the Strongest, Lightest Material on Earth, and It’s 10x Stronger Than Steel

Researchers at MIT have created a spongy new super-material, which is one of the strongest lightweight materials known to man. This amazing material is lighter than the flimsiest plastic yet stronger than steel. Graphene in…

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This Astonishing ‘SkinGun’ Helps Burn Victims Quickly Regrow Skin

RenovaCare, a company in New York, is developing a revolutionary technology that would offer hope to patients who have suffered a severe burn. RenovaCare has expertise in stem cells and organ regeneration, and now they…

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France Has Unveiled the World’s First Solar Panel Road, Dubbed Wattway

France has unveiled the world’s first solar panel road in a small town of Tourouvre-au-Perche. The road is about 1 kilometer long (0.6 miles), and it is covered with 2,880 photovoltaic panels. The cost of…

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Industrial NEW

Scientists Find Evidence of Lost Continent Under Mauritius

KBNNO is a New Material That Can Turn Sunlight, Heat, and Movement Into Electricity

Researchers Invent Paper That Can Be Printed With Light

Scientists Have Turned Soybean Oil Into a Material 200 Times Stronger Than Steel

Aircraft With a ‘Detachable Cabin’ to Save Lives in a Plane Crash

French Polynesia Plans to Develop the World’s First Floating City

Solarwindow’s Electricity Generating Bendable Glass Veneer is as Thin as a Business Card

Scientists Invent the Strongest, Lightest Material on Earth, and It’s 10x Stronger Than Steel

This Astonishing ‘SkinGun’ Helps Burn Victims Quickly Regrow Skin

France Has Unveiled the World’s First Solar Panel Road, Dubbed Wattway

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