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Robot Dogs May Patrol the US-Mexico Border as Autonomous Sentries

The United States plans to deploy robots modeled after man’s best friend to help patrol its southern border. The robot dogs will reduce the risk to border patrol personnel working in inhospitable terrain “Don’t be surprised if…

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New 2D Material That is Stronger Than Steel and as Light as Plastic

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) engineers have created a new material stronger than steel but as light as plastic. Unlike other polymers that often form one dimensional chain, this novel 2D polymer material can self-assemble…

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Magnetic Seeds Used to Heat and destroy cancer cells

At present, MRI scanners use a large magnet and radio waves to examine organs and structures inside our bodies. MRI scans are used to diagnose a variety of conditions, from torn ligaments to tumors. But…

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“Kick & Kill” – Cancer Drug to Kick and Wake up the Dormant HIV to Kill It

HIV needs no introduction. The virus is notorious to hide in a state of hibernation inside our immune system. This has been a major reason that HIV does not have an approved treatment in its…

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27 Million mAh Power Bank That Can Power Large Appliances, Charge 5000 Phones

With a rise in media consumption through handheld devices, power banks are always in need for a backup power source. Worldwide companies are working to increase the capacity of these power banks to leverage competitive…

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Scientists Successfully Turned Used Masks into Batteries with Power Density of Lithium-Ion

Although face masks are a must in our current pandemic-riddled world, they are bad for our environment. Every minute of the day the world throws away 3 million face masks Now you can find them…

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This Atomic Clock Has Trillionth of a Second Accuracy

In the war field, a timing error of just a few billionths of a second could cause a missile to miss its target. For these operations, there is a high reliance on GPS. But GPS…

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“Son of Concorde” is on its way! NASA Tests Its ‘Quiet’ Supersonic Jet

Concorde was the world’s first supersonic airliner, it entered service in 1976. But the Concorde aircraft was grounded in 2003, three years after the crash of Air France Flight 4590, in which all passengers and…

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The 5 Best Construction Software Solutions

The latest tech has made the construction industry safer and more efficient. The new software innovations have modernized the construction industry, adding convenience, efficiency, and other benefits. Operating systems in the construction industry have created…

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4 Most Common App Development Mistakes

Apps are one of the most popular forms of passive income in our digital world. You can create an app, sell it or offer in-app purchases, and make money even while you sleep. The hardest…

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Robot Dogs May Patrol the US-Mexico Border as Autonomous Sentries

New 2D Material That is Stronger Than Steel and as Light as Plastic

Magnetic Seeds Used to Heat and destroy cancer cells

“Kick & Kill” – Cancer Drug to Kick and Wake up the Dormant HIV to Kill It

27 Million mAh Power Bank That Can Power Large Appliances, Charge 5000 Phones

Scientists Successfully Turned Used Masks into Batteries with Power Density of Lithium-Ion

This Atomic Clock Has Trillionth of a Second Accuracy

“Son of Concorde” is on its way! NASA Tests Its ‘Quiet’ Supersonic Jet

The 5 Best Construction Software Solutions

4 Most Common App Development Mistakes

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