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A Unique Self-Burning Rocket Could Reduce Launch Costs and Space Debris

‘Precision’-guided weaponry, which requires big budgets, is no longer only a government domain. A Ukrainian rocket start-up Promin Aerospace is developing a lightweight rocket based on autophagic or “self-devouring” technology. It believes that new technology…

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Bacterial Biobattery Produces Electricity for Weeks

Researchers at Binghamton University, New York have created a new “plug-and-play” biobattery that can generate electricity for several weeks. Seokheun Choi, a professor at Binghamton University has been researching biobatteries for years. Although he developed several bacteria-based…

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An Electric VW Passat Successor: The all-New ID. Aero

Volkswagen is expanding the ID family with the all-new fully-electric ID. Aero. The new elegant luxury sedan will initially be available on the Chinese market. This will be the first electric limousine from the brand…

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New Generation Plant-Based Spray Coating to Replace Plastic Food Packaging

Plastic food packaging may be great at preserving food, but once discarded, it adds to the plastic waste in our environment, with the bulk of it ending up in landfills. Now, aiming to have an…

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Graphene Electronic Tattoo Offers Highly Accurate, Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring

Scientists have developed temporary graphene-based electronic tattoos that can monitor a patient’s blood pressure continuously. E-tattoo can be worn on the wrist and unlike standard blood pressure cuffs, can help monitor continuous blood pressure measurements.…

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UN’s First UV and Weather Forecast App Launched

The United Nations (UN) announced on June 21 the launch of its first SunSmart Global UV App. This is a smart application to measure ultraviolet rays developed by Australia’s Cancer Council Victoria and the Australian…

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Tiny Fish-Shaped Robot Collects Microplastics As It Swims

Microplastics are tiny plastic particles that fragment from plastic waste such as water bottles. Once dispersed into the environment, they are hard to get rid of. They make their way into cracks and crevices at…

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Environmentally Friendly Bricks Filters Air Pollution from Rainwater Runoff and Replenishes Groundwater

Impervious surfaces associated with urbanization reduce infiltration and increase surface runoff. Moreover, the increased amount and rapidity of storm-water or surface runoff is polluting the clean waterways. Around the world, over 2.5 billion people are…

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Artificial Photosynthesis Allows Scientists to Grow Food without Sunlight

We all know that photosynthesis is the primary source of all food on earth. It is the process by which the plants create food using sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide. But did you know that…

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Physicists Successfully Build an Atom Laser That Can Stay On Forever

Physicists from the University of Amsterdam have managed to create an atom laser that can last forever. Lasers are used in many products such as printers, CD players, pointers, measuring devices, and so on. All…

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Technology

A Unique Self-Burning Rocket Could Reduce Launch Costs and Space Debris

Bacterial Biobattery Produces Electricity for Weeks

An Electric VW Passat Successor: The all-New ID. Aero

New Generation Plant-Based Spray Coating to Replace Plastic Food Packaging

Graphene Electronic Tattoo Offers Highly Accurate, Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring

UN’s First UV and Weather Forecast App Launched

Tiny Fish-Shaped Robot Collects Microplastics As It Swims

Environmentally Friendly Bricks Filters Air Pollution from Rainwater Runoff and Replenishes Groundwater

Artificial Photosynthesis Allows Scientists to Grow Food without Sunlight

Physicists Successfully Build an Atom Laser That Can Stay On Forever

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