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Japan’s SLIM Moon Lander and Its Toy-Inspired Lunar Explorer

Japan’s recent launch of the SLIM moon lander introduced a tiny lunar explorer inspired by a children’s toy. If the mission proceeds as intended, Japan’s SLIM lunar lander, launched on September 6 via an H-2A…

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New Plant-Based Glue That Grow Stronger In Water

Getting glue to adhere in dry conditions is simple. However, maintaining a bond underwater is challenging. Fortunately, there’s a new bio-based glue that not only works underwater but also becomes stronger when submerged. In a…

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Record-breaking: Swiss Students’ Electric Car Accelerate to 62 mph in Under 1 Second

A team of Swiss students has broken the world record for the fastest-accelerating electric car, breaking the 1-second barrier for this record. The students from the Academic Motorsports Association of Zurich(AMZ), achieved the feat on…

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Revolutionizing Electric Vehicle Technology: ZF’s Magnet-Free Motor Innovation

Driving Sustainability in EVs In an effort to advance the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) and enhance their compactness and competitiveness, ZF, a renowned German company specializing in automotive component manufacturing, has introduced an innovative…

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DARPA’s POWER Program: Paving the Way for Wireless Power Beaming

DARPA is developing the Persistent Optical Wireless Energy Relay (POWER) program to transform energy distribution through airborne power transfer. Wireless Power will make all the Cables Disappear! The United States Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency…

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Electrifying Breakthrough: E. coli Powers Up Wastewater Treatment

Scientists at the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland have modified E. coli to generate electricity from wastewater. This engineered bacterium performed exceptionally well when exposed to wastewater, surpassing other electricity-producing organisms. Escherichia…

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Space-Age Cooling: U.S. Air Force’s Freeze Ray for Space Systems

Electronics in space can overheat quickly. There is no air to conduct heat away from electronic devices in the vacuum of space. This means that the only way to cool them is by radiation, which…

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New Non-Stick Toilet Bowl: Scientists Use 3D Printing to Prevent Stubborn Stains

Have you experienced the frustration of dealing with an unclean toilet bowl that resists your scrubbing efforts? Those trying times might be coming to an end, thanks to an innovative 3D-printed toilet bowl infused with…

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Plant’ Seed-Shooting Secret: Inspiration for the Future of Robotics

The witch hazel plant is recognized for its capacity to shoot out seeds over impressive distances. This mechanism aids in seed dispersal and reproduction. These plants shoot their seeds by coiling a spring inside the…

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Scientists Unveil Breakthrough Device Capable of Removing 99.9% of Microplastics from Water

Researchers from the University of British Columbia in Canada and Sichuan University in China have devised a groundbreaking method to eliminate microplastics from drinking water. Their pioneering creation, known as the “bioCap” purification filter, employs…

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Industrial NEW

Japan’s SLIM Moon Lander and Its Toy-Inspired Lunar Explorer

New Plant-Based Glue That Grow Stronger In Water

Record-breaking: Swiss Students’ Electric Car Accelerate to 62 mph in Under 1 Second

Revolutionizing Electric Vehicle Technology: ZF’s Magnet-Free Motor Innovation

DARPA’s POWER Program: Paving the Way for Wireless Power Beaming

Electrifying Breakthrough: E. coli Powers Up Wastewater Treatment

Space-Age Cooling: U.S. Air Force’s Freeze Ray for Space Systems

New Non-Stick Toilet Bowl: Scientists Use 3D Printing to Prevent Stubborn Stains

Plant’ Seed-Shooting Secret: Inspiration for the Future of Robotics

Scientists Unveil Breakthrough Device Capable of Removing 99.9% of Microplastics from Water

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