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Astronomers Capture Largest Ever Cosmic Explosion

The universe is full of wonders. The universe is beautiful, strange, and vast across space and time, perhaps beyond our limits of understanding. NASA telescopes and space probes have imaged black holes, stars going supernova,…

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Unlock Maximum Performance with the Right Optical Filter for Your Machine Vision Sensors

Numerous industrial automation applications, such as quality assurance, inspection and measurement, depend on machine vision sensors that utilize optical filters to improve their effectiveness by filtering out undesired wavelengths of light while letting desired wavelengths…

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9 Challenges Associated with Setting Up A Smart Home and How to Overcome Them

Smart home solutions have changed how we perceive living as they have proved to make our lives easier by giving us an interconnected experience. So much that the smart home market is expected to grow…

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Jaguar Land Rover: £15B Investment in Electric Future

The British luxury vehicles manufacturer, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), recently announced the plans for the next five years, which will include investments of £15 billion (around $18.93 billion) in the company’s electric future and transition…

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Scientists Reactivate Dormant Cells in The Retina to Reverse Vision Loss

Degenerative retinal disease is a leading cause of irreversible blindness and visual impairment in the world. This irreversible vision loss is caused by the degeneration of photoreceptor cells at the back of the eye. Thanks to…

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Vodafone: 5G Network Prototype Based on Raspberry Pi Developed

Vodafone recently unveiled a prototype of a 5G network built on a Raspberry Pi personal computer. The goal is to provide households and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) with a small-sized 5G coverage extension and…

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Robot Snake to Slither its Way Around Alien Worlds

NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) has created a snake-like robot for exploring inaccessible destinations. Called EELS (Exobiology Extant Life Surveyor), the robot is designed to find life in the icy vents of Saturn’s moon…

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Scientists Create an Electronic Nose to Determine the Quality of Wine

The University of Gävle has developed an electronic nose, also known as an E-nose, that can identify the quality of red wine. This technology has the potential to revolutionize the wine industry with a speedy and…

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Scientists Ask Meteorite Hunters to Stop Using Magnets on Meteorites to Preserve Their Magnetic Memory

Meteorites provide vital information that we can’t get anywhere else. Scientists rely on them for information about the history of our solar system. Meteorites are space rocks that pierce through the Earth’s atmosphere and hit…

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3 Tasks Accountants Should Automate to Save Time

Every employee has some mundane and repetitive tasks to attend to daily. This makes their work tiresome and uninteresting. Even if they keep up with such work for a long time then it might negatively…

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Technology

Astronomers Capture Largest Ever Cosmic Explosion

Unlock Maximum Performance with the Right Optical Filter for Your Machine Vision Sensors

9 Challenges Associated with Setting Up A Smart Home and How to Overcome Them

Jaguar Land Rover: £15B Investment in Electric Future

Scientists Reactivate Dormant Cells in The Retina to Reverse Vision Loss

Vodafone: 5G Network Prototype Based on Raspberry Pi Developed

Robot Snake to Slither its Way Around Alien Worlds

Scientists Create an Electronic Nose to Determine the Quality of Wine

Scientists Ask Meteorite Hunters to Stop Using Magnets on Meteorites to Preserve Their Magnetic Memory

3 Tasks Accountants Should Automate to Save Time

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