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G.M. Commits to Sell Only Zero-Emission Vehicles by 2035

General Motors(GM), the largest legacy automaker in the United States, plans to achieve company-wide carbon-neutrality by 2040. It also commits to stop selling all gasoline or diesel-powered cars, pickup trucks, and SUVs by the year 2035.…

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3D Printing Bones Directly into the Human Body

A new 3D-printing technique could allow surgeons to 3D-print bone with living cells to repair damaged bone tissue. University of New South Wales scientists managed to 3D-print human bones from a person’s own living cells…

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New Fusion Rocket Could Take the First Humans to Mars 10 TIMES Faster Than Space-Proven Thrusters

A physicist Fatima Ebrahimi has invented a new rocket engine thruster concept that could propel humans to Mars and beyond. She works at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL). The device uses…

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Cyber Security: Industry Outlook for 2021

The cybersecurity industry has been steadily growing for years, and it will continue to do so for the foreseeable future. That is because every year, cybercriminals use more and more inventive methods for hacks and…

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New Tree-Loving Robots Could Plant Thousands Of Trees A Day

Estonia’s College of Tartu and Milrem Robotics have developed two types of autonomous robot foresters. These robots are capable of planting thousands of trees a day using Milrem’s driverless ground vehicles. Out of these two,…

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Most Stable Laser Link Ever Could Help Us Test Established Physics Theories

Two collaborating teams of researchers from the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR) and the University of Western Australia (UWA) have created the world’s most stable laser link, smashing the relevant world record and…

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Alphabet Decided to Bring the “Loon” Internet Project Back to the Ground

The Loon internet project is being canceled, as Alphabet stated that they simply cannot find a feasible path to commercial viability, and it isn’t for lack of trying. This was a project aiming to bring…

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Scientists Produce Super-Hard Metals from Nanoparticles

In metallurgy, it is a known fact that smaller grain size will make the material harder. Using this property, researchers have found a way to develop metals that are times harder than naturally occurring structures.…

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Current Trends In Night Vision Technology and their Application

Night vision technology is essentially a system that allows users to see in complete darkness and improve one’s vision in environments with less lighting. The most common application of night vision technology includes driving at…

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A Brief History of X-Ray Fluorescence

X-ray fluorescence (XRF) is a technique for elemental analysis, involving x-ray photons. The various elements you can analyze using XRF include metals, minerals, and plastics. In XRF, you direct x-ray beams at materials, and the…

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G.M. Commits to Sell Only Zero-Emission Vehicles by 2035

3D Printing Bones Directly into the Human Body

New Fusion Rocket Could Take the First Humans to Mars 10 TIMES Faster Than Space-Proven Thrusters

Cyber Security: Industry Outlook for 2021

New Tree-Loving Robots Could Plant Thousands Of Trees A Day

Most Stable Laser Link Ever Could Help Us Test Established Physics Theories

Alphabet Decided to Bring the “Loon” Internet Project Back to the Ground

Scientists Produce Super-Hard Metals from Nanoparticles

Current Trends In Night Vision Technology and their Application

A Brief History of X-Ray Fluorescence

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