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World’s First Biodegradable Water Bottle Is Made with Food Waste

Did you know that people in the U.S. throw away over 60 million plastic water bottles in just one day? Most of these bottles pollute streets, parks, and waterways or end up in landfills. Cove, the California-based…

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Bladeless Jetoptera VTOL Aircraft Can Reach Up To 0.8 Mach

Jetoptera, a Seattle-based aerial mobility start-up is working on an innovative vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft concept. The design is based on Dyson’s “bladeless fan”, leveraging air into huge amounts of thrust. Jetoptera has…

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Japanese Engineers are Going to Generate Electricity from Snow

After exploring renewable energy from solar energy, wind, and water, now Japanese researchers are planning to generate electricity from snow. In order to provide a sustainable energy supply and cover potential power shortages, researchers in…

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U.S. Start-Up Successfully Tests World’s First Ammonia-Powered Truck

Fossil fuel-powered trucks are only about 4 percent of the vehicles on the road but are responsible for over half the smog-forming pollution from the transportation sector and a quarter of the greenhouse gas (GHG)…

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A Whole New Way Of Refrigeration Could Replace Existing Harmful Methods

Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) are powerful greenhouse gases commonly used in refrigerators and air conditioning systems. They are thousands of times more damaging to the climate than carbon dioxide over 20 years. Environment Protection Agency (EPA) aims…

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US No Longer Requires Animal Testing For Human Drugs

For many decades, animal testing on new medications remains a standard and has been required for drug approval. Now Drug makers can shift directly toward human trials without testing their products on mice, rats, rabbits,…

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New Small Laser Device Could Be A Game Changer In The Hunt For Alien Life

Researchers at the University of Maryland (UMD) have developed a miniaturized analyzer for NASA space missions as part of the study. Researchers foresee that their device could revolutionize the way distant moons and planets are…

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Scientists Are Planning To Convert Abandoned Mines Into Gravity Batteries

Worldwide many countries are reducing their reliance on fossil fuels by boosting renewable-energy output. However, to rely on these inherently variable and inconsistent renewable energy sources like solar and wind, we need to tackle renewable…

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Eating Boiled Peanuts Could Cut The Risk Of Life-Threatening Allergic Reactions To Peanuts

Peanut allergy is a type of food allergy to peanuts. One of the most common food allergies, peanut allergy is an overreaction of the immune system that occurs when your body mistakenly identifies peanuts as…

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Know How Ancient Roman Concrete Was So Durable

The ancient Romans were Masters of Engineering and Architecture. What building materials did they use that allow remnants of the ancient buildings to still stand after about 2,000 years? Unlike these, if we neglect a…

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World’s First Biodegradable Water Bottle Is Made with Food Waste

Bladeless Jetoptera VTOL Aircraft Can Reach Up To 0.8 Mach

Japanese Engineers are Going to Generate Electricity from Snow

U.S. Start-Up Successfully Tests World’s First Ammonia-Powered Truck

A Whole New Way Of Refrigeration Could Replace Existing Harmful Methods

US No Longer Requires Animal Testing For Human Drugs

New Small Laser Device Could Be A Game Changer In The Hunt For Alien Life

Scientists Are Planning To Convert Abandoned Mines Into Gravity Batteries

Eating Boiled Peanuts Could Cut The Risk Of Life-Threatening Allergic Reactions To Peanuts

Know How Ancient Roman Concrete Was So Durable

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