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Scientists Found Microplastics Circulating in Human Blood for the First Time

A new study by scientists in the Netherlands indicates that microplastics can reach our bloodstream. In the study, scientists detected microplastics in about 80% of the people tested. Microplastics are tiny particles of plastics that are less than 5…

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Tesla Rolls Out First Electric Vehicles From its German Gigafactory

Tesla has added Germany to its four fully operational facilities after three such Gigafactories in the US, and one in China. With Tesla Gigafactory in Gruenheide, Germany the global race to dominate the electric car market…

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GE Led Consortium Rolls out 203 ft Wind Turbine Blade – World’s Largest and First Fully-Recyclable

Wind power capacity is growing worldwide every year. Though this infrastructure helps in reducing emissions, it creates a lot of waste once it reaches the end of the designed lifetime. What are wind turbines made…

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Scientists Discover Strange New Form of Ice That Could Be Found on Distant Planets

Just as carbon can form diamond or graphite, solid water or ice can also form a variety of solids, depending upon certain conditions, temperature, and pressure. However, water is considered exceptional in this aspect as…

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Robot Vision Heats Transparent Objects to Capture Their Shapes in Three Dimensions

Just as animals have trouble recognizing transparent surfaces, robots also struggle to recognize transparent, glossy, or shiny objects. This drawback has been impeding the use of robots in an industrial environment But now, a new…

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‘Invisibility Cloak’ Kills Cancer by Hiding Cancer-Killing Bacteria from The Immune System

Columbia Engineering researchers have developed a type of “invisibility cloak” that helps engineered bacteria sneak through the body’s immune defenses. As the result, these bacteria are able to deliver drugs to tumors and kill cancer…

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Archaeologists Discover The World’s Oldest Mummy In Portugal!

The 8,000-year-old mummy is 3,000 years older than the mummies of Egypt The Atacama Desert of Chile is believed to hold the world’s oldest mummies. The Chinchorro mummies were discovered in the early 20th century in the Atacama Desert in present-day Chile. In comparison,…

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Spider Silk Used To Fortify the Potency of Cancer-Fighting “Guardian” Protein

Spider silk has some impressive properties. It’s one of the sturdiest materials found in nature. Stronger than steel and tougher than Kevlar, it can be stretched to up to four times its length before it breaks. Due…

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This Game-Changing Shock-Absorbing Material Is Lighter Than Foam But Stronger Than Metal

A team of researchers from Johns Hopkins University has created a foam-like shock-absorbing material but it protects like a metal. This new material could prove to be a game-changer for parts of vehicles, aircraft, and…

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World’s Longest Car ‘The American Dream’ is Finally Restored

The Guinness World Records has announced that the world’s longest car has finally been restored. The car has not only broken its own 1986 world record but is also ready to cruise Dubbed ‘The American Dream’ it…

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Industrial News

Scientists Found Microplastics Circulating in Human Blood for the First Time

Tesla Rolls Out First Electric Vehicles From its German Gigafactory

GE Led Consortium Rolls out 203 ft Wind Turbine Blade – World’s Largest and First Fully-Recyclable

Scientists Discover Strange New Form of Ice That Could Be Found on Distant Planets

Robot Vision Heats Transparent Objects to Capture Their Shapes in Three Dimensions

‘Invisibility Cloak’ Kills Cancer by Hiding Cancer-Killing Bacteria from The Immune System

Archaeologists Discover The World’s Oldest Mummy In Portugal!

Spider Silk Used To Fortify the Potency of Cancer-Fighting “Guardian” Protein

This Game-Changing Shock-Absorbing Material Is Lighter Than Foam But Stronger Than Metal

World’s Longest Car ‘The American Dream’ is Finally Restored

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