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World’s Fastest Bullet Train with Record-Breaking Speed of 249 Mph Starts Test Run In Japan

Japan, the birthplace of high-speed rail travel, is pushing the limits of train travel. It recently unveiled its new generation bullet train Alfa-X which is capable of speeds of as much as 400 kilometers (249…

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Kilogram Gets New Definition after 130 Years

May 20th, world metrology day, was a historic day for the scientific community, as the definition of the kilogram (the basic unit of mass) has changed forever. After 130 years of establishment of the kilogram, a…

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BAE’s Magma Demonstrates Breakthrough ‘Blown-Air’ Flap-Free Flight Technologies

Modern aircraft rely on complex moveable flight control surfaces to maneuver their path through the air. BAE Systems revolutionize the future aircraft design First time in history, a flapless unmanned aircraft has been maneuvered in…

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Your air conditioner could produce Carbon-neutral Synthetic Fuels

Air conditioning is adding to the global warming woes. Its high energy use and our reliance on fossil fuels to run our AC units are causing air pollution to spike. Three-quarters of American homes have…

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Life on Mars: NASA Reveals Winning Design of 3D-Printed Habitat Competition

NASA recently announced top 3 designs for its 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge. NASA’s 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge began in 2015, with the goal to create sustainable shelters that could one day shelter humans on the surface of the…

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Yale Researchers Revive Dead Brains of Slaughtered Pigs

It is believed that the brain cells irreversibly die off once the blood flow stops. However in a big breakthrough, team of researchers managed to revive cellular activity in the brains of dead pigs four…

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MIT’s Recycling Robot ‘Rocycle’ Can Detect Paper, Plastic, and Metal By Touch

We all know the importance of recycling. Recycling not only reduces the waste in landfill sites, but it also reduces the need for raw materials so that the forests can be preserved. For recycling, sorting…

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World’s Tallest Indoor Waterfall Unveiled at the World’s Best Airport

Singapore’s Changi Airport is titled as the world’s best airport for seven years running. Now the new extension of this Airport ‘Jewel’ is going to further tighten its grip on the title. ‘Jewel changi airport’,…

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Scientists Found Caffeine Gives Solar Cells an Energy Boost

Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have discovered that caffeine can help in improving the performance and thermal stability of metal halide perovskite solar cells. Researchers foresee that this technique could enhance…

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Smart Contact Lens Which Could Give Superpowers to the Soldiers

Researchers at leading French engineering school IMT Atlantique, have created a smart contact lens having a flexible micro battery which could give ‘superpowers’ to the people. Lens was basically designed for medical and automotive applications.…

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Industrial NEW

World’s Fastest Bullet Train with Record-Breaking Speed of 249 Mph Starts Test Run In Japan

Kilogram Gets New Definition after 130 Years

BAE’s Magma Demonstrates Breakthrough ‘Blown-Air’ Flap-Free Flight Technologies

Your air conditioner could produce Carbon-neutral Synthetic Fuels

Life on Mars: NASA Reveals Winning Design of 3D-Printed Habitat Competition

Yale Researchers Revive Dead Brains of Slaughtered Pigs

MIT’s Recycling Robot ‘Rocycle’ Can Detect Paper, Plastic, and Metal By Touch

World’s Tallest Indoor Waterfall Unveiled at the World’s Best Airport

Scientists Found Caffeine Gives Solar Cells an Energy Boost

Smart Contact Lens Which Could Give Superpowers to the Soldiers

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