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Scientists Built Tiny Living Robots That Can Reproduce

Last year, scientists created the ‘xenobots,’ a new form of life using the stem cells of the African clawed frog. To make the xenobots, scientists scraped the living stem cells from frog embryos and left…

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Can Electric Cars Fully Solve The Nightmare of Global Warming?

There are so many things to bet on today. You can bet on the best odds from the most reputable bookmakers on Bookmaker Ratings site or bet on electric cars saving the world. Yes, our…

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NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Sets Two New Records during Its 10th Flyby of the Sun

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has survived its 10th close encounter with the Sun. In this process, it broke two more world records. On November 21, 2021, at 4:25 am EST (08:25 GMT), the robotic deep space probe…

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Technological Innovations That You Must Definitely Look Out for in 2021

2021 is definitely coming to an end, right? With half of the year spent amidst a pandemic that threatened to topple over the human race, we have all become a tad crippled regarding how to…

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Kazakhstan Turns to Nuclear Power to Accommodate Sudden Crypto Influx

Kazakhstan is dealing with electricity shortages, and the reason is somewhat peculiar and maybe even unexpected. According to reports from local media outlets, since China decided to ban cryptocurrency mining, many miners have migrated to…

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Chinese Bullet Trains to Be Equipped With Lift-Generating Winglets

China is planning to roll out a large number of next-gen bullet trains to make traveling between major urban centers lightning fast, and engineers are already submitting interesting proposals on how to make them lighter,…

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Scientists Create Super-Jelly That Can Withstand the Weight of an Elephant

The toughness and self-healing properties of hydrogels have made them a popular research subject in recent years. However, making a hydrogel that can survive being compressed has proven a challenge. But a bizarre new soft…

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Pilot Lands Commercial Airbus Plane in Antarctica for the First Time Ever

For the first time in history, Airbus A340 has successfully landed on Antarctica. It was projected by Hi Fly, a boutique aviation company. Pilot Carlos Mirpuri and his crew took off from Cape Town, South…

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What Skills Are Required To Become An Automobile Engineer?

In today’s world, many working experts in the field of vehicle engineering are satisfied with their jobs. The most enticing job is automobile engineering, which attracts a large number of applications each year. Freshmen and…

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South Korea Plans to Host World’s First Weather-Proof Floating City By 2025

Global warming has already had observable effects on the environment. Glaciers are shrinking, and sea levels are rising. Droughts, wildfires, and floods are also becoming more common. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, global…

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Scientists Built Tiny Living Robots That Can Reproduce

Can Electric Cars Fully Solve The Nightmare of Global Warming?

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Sets Two New Records during Its 10th Flyby of the Sun

Technological Innovations That You Must Definitely Look Out for in 2021

Kazakhstan Turns to Nuclear Power to Accommodate Sudden Crypto Influx

Chinese Bullet Trains to Be Equipped With Lift-Generating Winglets

Scientists Create Super-Jelly That Can Withstand the Weight of an Elephant

Pilot Lands Commercial Airbus Plane in Antarctica for the First Time Ever

What Skills Are Required To Become An Automobile Engineer?

South Korea Plans to Host World’s First Weather-Proof Floating City By 2025

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