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New catalytic process upcycles plastic waste into a more valuable adhesive

We all are aware of how plastic pollution is affecting our lands, waterways, and oceans. Every year, about 8 million tons of plastic waste escapes into our oceans. Now researchers at UC Berkeley have turned…

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Mc-Donald Is Putting Trash-Monitoring Cameras In Its Garbage Cans

McDonald’s restaurants and Nordstrom department stores have been putting Trash-monitoring cameras for cleaning up their waste stream. These cameras come from a San Francisco based company Compology that was started in 2013 The company’s main initiative…

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Miniature Laser Projector Can Send HD Video Directly onto the Human Retina

A team of scientists at the University of Fukui in Japan has developed a tiny device that can beam HD video directly onto the human eye retina. As shown in the image below, the arrangement…

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Radioisotopes in the Industry

As you may already know, ionizing radiation is all around us – with both beneficial and negative effects. A few decades ago, radioactivity was confined to only a few fields such as the military, research,…

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Technology that Improves the Home-Buying Experience

As technology steadily advances, so do the ways in which people go about their businesses. The coronavirus has also led many businesses to change their approach or be left behind and suffer loss. These twin…

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Researchers Achieve First “Sustained” Long Distance Quantum Teleportation

In a big breakthrough, researchers have achieved sustained, long-distance quantum teleportation for the first time. Scientists claim this is a big step towards a practical quantum internet. This research is published in PRX Quantum. Scientists at…

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Japan’s Capsule Returned With 5 Grams Of Asteroid Soil

The capsule brought back by the Hayabusa2 space probe containing pristine asteroid fragments returned to the Earth. Scientists foresee that the contents could help us know more about the origins of our solar system. Scientists…

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New Flexible Cement Is Made To Fill The Fine Gaps Around Leaky Gas Wells

Scientists from Penn State University have created malleable cement that could contain the problem for sealing leaking natural gas wells. Leaky gas wells are not only waste of natural resources, but are one of the…

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India is building World’s Largest Renewable Energy Megapark that Is as Big as Singapore

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi just laid the foundations of the world’s largest renewable energy park. This gigantic project is set to produce a massive 30 gigawatts of electricity. It will cover an area roughly…

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Giant Vertical Farm Powered By Wind Will Produce 1,000 Metric Tons of Greens A Year

Vertical farming is the practice of growing crops in vertically stacked layers. Usually, these farms incorporate controlled-environment agriculture. Considering the worldwide rise in population and decreasing agricultural land, Vertical farms are growing in popularity. They…

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Technology

New catalytic process upcycles plastic waste into a more valuable adhesive

Mc-Donald Is Putting Trash-Monitoring Cameras In Its Garbage Cans

Miniature Laser Projector Can Send HD Video Directly onto the Human Retina

Radioisotopes in the Industry

Technology that Improves the Home-Buying Experience

Researchers Achieve First “Sustained” Long Distance Quantum Teleportation

Japan’s Capsule Returned With 5 Grams Of Asteroid Soil

New Flexible Cement Is Made To Fill The Fine Gaps Around Leaky Gas Wells

India is building World’s Largest Renewable Energy Megapark that Is as Big as Singapore

Giant Vertical Farm Powered By Wind Will Produce 1,000 Metric Tons of Greens A Year

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