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World’s Largest Solar Thermal Plant to Be Built in Saudi Arabia

MA’ADEN, a Saudi Arabian mining company, signed an agreement with US-based company ‘GlassPoint’ to build the world’s largest solar-powered steam plant. When complete, the new facility will help MA’ADEN reduce its carbon emissions by approximately…

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The Rise of Online Learning During and After the COVID Pandemic

Online education is not a new concept, and courses and resources have gradually migrated to the digital realm over the course of the last few decades. However, the recent pandemic caused a significant acceleration in…

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Siberian Tundra May Disappear In Less Than 500 Years

If the global warming trend continues, the Siberian tundra could completely disappear by the year 2500. If climate change is not kept under control, the Siberian tundra will lose its natural geological and climatic features and will…

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First Time in History – The Hypersonic Rocket Sled Traveling At Mach 5.8 Recovered For Reuse

In a historic event, the U.S. Air Force successfully recovered a reusable hypersonic rocket sled for the first time after it traveled more than five times the speed of sound. The 846th Test Squadron at…

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Scientists Create Optical Brain-Like Chip That Processes 2 Billion Images Per Second!

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have developed an optical chip that can process two billion images in one second. Made up of a neural network that processes information as light, this neural chip works…

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Kingston Technology Calls Anew for Stronger Online Security Habits in Light of Rising Cyberattacks

Middle East places second in top countries or regions with largest average total data breach costs, next to United States Basic web application attacks number one cyber threat in EMEA region Basic cybersecurity measures including…

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Tasers on Drones to Help Stop Mass Shootings

Sadly, mass shootings have become a common occurrence in the US. There were 693 mass shootings in the US last year. This year, the US has surpassed 200 mass shootings so far. An Arizona-based Defense tech…

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Endless Green Power from Ocean Currents: Japan Tested a Giant Underwater Turbine

After the devastating nuclear meltdown at its Fukushima nuclear plant in 2011, Japan searched for new sources of green energy. Now, a heavy machinery maker in Japan called IHI Corp has successfully tested a giant…

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Textile Filter Converts Flue Gas CO2 into Bicarbonate

Worldwide scientists are working to discover carbon dioxide (CO2) capture techniques for lowering this primary driver of climate change. Now, North Carolina State University researchers have discovered a way to filter CO2 from flue gas…

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Toyota Unveils New Hydrogen Cartridge To Make Hydrogen Portable And Fueling Convenient

For reducing the dependence on fossil fuels, and minimize carbon emissions, worldwide researchers are considering other cleaner fuel sources. Hydrogen could prove to be an attractive alternative source of energy since they are clean, highly…

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Technology

World’s Largest Solar Thermal Plant to Be Built in Saudi Arabia

The Rise of Online Learning During and After the COVID Pandemic

Siberian Tundra May Disappear In Less Than 500 Years

First Time in History – The Hypersonic Rocket Sled Traveling At Mach 5.8 Recovered For Reuse

Scientists Create Optical Brain-Like Chip That Processes 2 Billion Images Per Second!

Kingston Technology Calls Anew for Stronger Online Security Habits in Light of Rising Cyberattacks

Tasers on Drones to Help Stop Mass Shootings

Endless Green Power from Ocean Currents: Japan Tested a Giant Underwater Turbine

Textile Filter Converts Flue Gas CO2 into Bicarbonate

Toyota Unveils New Hydrogen Cartridge To Make Hydrogen Portable And Fueling Convenient

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