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A Common Crustacean Can Break Micro plastics in Just 96 Hours

Scientists discovered a species of small crustaceans that can break down micro plastics into tiny particles in matter of days. These tiny crustaceans can fragment micro plastics into pieces smaller than a cell within 96…

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‘Interplanetary Cargo Ship’ Will Bring Mars Rocks to Earth

NASA‘s Perseverance rover launched on 30th July has a mission to bring back first-ever rock samples from Mars. Their goal is to search for signs of ancient life on the distant planet. NASA and the…

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Business Survival Plan for COVID-19

Worried about how your business will survive Covid-19? As we face an unprecedented economic crisis, many businesses have been left wondering how their company will survive the lockdown. While it’s undoubtedly going to be challenging,…

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The Choice of PTFE as a Diaphragm Material

Purchasing an air-operated double-diaphragm (AODD) pump isn’t only about considering the technical specifications and making sure that the rating will cover your needs. Undoubtedly, that’s a crucial factor to consider and the basis from which…

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Invisible light made visible for the first time

In a big breakthrough, scientists from the Vrije Universiteit Brussel and Harvard have succeeded in making near-field light visible. Near field-light is the light that simply never reaches our eyes. There are many lights which…

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Why Digital Twin Simulations Are Creating a Remote Future for Manufacturers

Keeping up with demands from consumers and businesses is presenting unprecedented challenges for manufacturers. The only way they can do so is to innovate and go digital. Just as remote working has pushed many companies…

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NASA to Fly a Massive High-Altitude Balloon to Study the Cosmos

NASA is planning to release a gigantic football stadium-sized balloon into Earth’s stratosphere for studying the space around our planet. NASA is sending an 8.4-foot (2.5-meter) telescope to nearly the edge of space with the…

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Underwater ‘Space Station’ Could Revolutionize Ocean Research

Fabien Cousteau, the grandson of legendary ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau, wants to build the world’s largest underwater research station and habitat-Proteus. With the help of industrial designer Yves Béhar, Cousteau is going to build a…

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Scottish Startup Creates Brick Made Almost Entirely Of Construction Waste

Scientists at Heriot-Watt University in Scotland have developed the world’s first sustainable building brick. These eco-friendly bricks are made up of 90% recycled construction and demolition waste. These environmentally friendly bricks generate just one-tenth the carbon emissions of…

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Oxford’s Covid-19 Vaccine Candidate Is Safe and Induces Immunity That Lasts For Two Months

Here comes biggest breakthrough of the year in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. Coronavirus vaccine candidate by the Oxford University has shown promising results in phase I/II human trials. It is found to be…

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Industrial News

A Common Crustacean Can Break Micro plastics in Just 96 Hours

‘Interplanetary Cargo Ship’ Will Bring Mars Rocks to Earth

Business Survival Plan for COVID-19

The Choice of PTFE as a Diaphragm Material

Invisible light made visible for the first time

Why Digital Twin Simulations Are Creating a Remote Future for Manufacturers

NASA to Fly a Massive High-Altitude Balloon to Study the Cosmos

Underwater ‘Space Station’ Could Revolutionize Ocean Research

Scottish Startup Creates Brick Made Almost Entirely Of Construction Waste

Oxford’s Covid-19 Vaccine Candidate Is Safe and Induces Immunity That Lasts For Two Months

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