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4 Advancements in Technology to Improve Trucking Driver’s Safety

In the United States, the trucking industry employs about 3.5 million truck drivers; Canada has about 250,000 truck drivers. China has much higher demand with six million truck drivers ensuring the economy runs smoothly. With…

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South Korea Building Stealth Drones to Neutralize North Korea’s Air Defense

After flaunting its homegrown KF-21 fighter jet in July, South Korea now plans to develop stealthy multirole military drones to neutralize North Korea’s dense anti-aircraft defense system. South Korea’s Agency for Defense Development (ADD) has…

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Motorola: New Moto Tab G62 Announced in India

Motorola recently announced the new Moto Tab G62 – a metal-built tablet with a 10.61-inch IPS LCD screen, and an impressive 2K+ resolution (2,000×1,200 pixel resolution, 220 PPI, and 5:3 aspect ratio with 60 Hz…

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Scientists Develop a Perfect Trap to Completely Absorb the Light

It is impossible to absorb energy in the form of light though it can be trapped in the form of electric charge and heat. Now a team of researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem…

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GMC: Next Generation 2023 Canyon AT4X Introduced

GMC recently revealed the new mid-sized pickup truck, promising impressive off-roading capabilities, and a comfortable and luxury interior. This new 4-door Canyon AT4X is the third generation of the Canyon with a long list of…

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Germany Inaugurates World’s FIRST-EVER Hydrogen-Powered Train Fleet

Hydrogen-powered trains are poised to disrupt the rail industry as a cost-effective, high-performing, zero-emission alternative to diesel, electricity power sources. Now in a major step toward the transition to a zero-emission economy, Germany has inaugurated…

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Believe It Or Not! Scientists Engineered a Material That Can ‘Think’ and ‘Sense’

Do you know how our brain responds when someone taps our shoulder? The signals generated by touch receptors in our skin travel to our brain. Our brain then processes the information and guides us to…

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The World’s Largest $14bn Solar Park Achieve the Major Milestone to Produce 5 GW of Energy By 2030

Dubai’s Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park is the largest single-site solar park in the world. The Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) is aiming for a capacity of 5 GW (5,000 megawatts) at…

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China Is Building the World’s Largest Telescope Array to Study Explosions on the Sun

China is developing the world’s largest radio telescope array that will be aimed at the Sun. Named Daocheng Solar Radio Telescope (DSRT); the circular array is being built with the plan to better understand CMEs. …

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Researchers Use Bacteria-Eating Viruses to Treat Complex Antibiotic-Resistant Lung Infections

Antibiotic resistance is one of the biggest threats to global health today. Researchers have been struggling to develop new antibacterial agents to combat bacterial resistance. But as the scientists keep finding more potent drugs, the…

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Technology

4 Advancements in Technology to Improve Trucking Driver’s Safety

South Korea Building Stealth Drones to Neutralize North Korea’s Air Defense

Motorola: New Moto Tab G62 Announced in India

Scientists Develop a Perfect Trap to Completely Absorb the Light

GMC: Next Generation 2023 Canyon AT4X Introduced

Germany Inaugurates World’s FIRST-EVER Hydrogen-Powered Train Fleet

Believe It Or Not! Scientists Engineered a Material That Can ‘Think’ and ‘Sense’

The World’s Largest $14bn Solar Park Achieve the Major Milestone to Produce 5 GW of Energy By 2030

China Is Building the World’s Largest Telescope Array to Study Explosions on the Sun

Researchers Use Bacteria-Eating Viruses to Treat Complex Antibiotic-Resistant Lung Infections

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