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China’s New Submersible Reaches Earth’s Deepest Ocean Trench with 3 Men on Board

China sends vessel “Fendouzhe”, or “Striver”, into earth’s deepest ocean trench. The vessel descended more than 10,000 meters (about 33,000 feet) into the Pacific Ocean’s Mariana Trench with three researchers on board. After multiple dives,…

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Scientists Created Rare Diamonds at Room Temperature

In a big breakthrough, scientists have created diamonds in minutes inside a lab at room temperature. However, the formation of traditional diamonds takes over billions of years. They are formed deep within the Earth’s crust…

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In The UK You Can Now Book an EV Charger and Parking Space Online

How about, instead of popping from one charging station to the next trying to find an open parking space with a charger available to plug in your EV, you can book a space right now…

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Scientists Map the Odd Similarities between the Human Brain and the Universe

Does the human brain resemble the Universe? An astrophysicist at the University of Bologna and neurosurgeon at the University of Verona teamed up to compare the network of galaxies with the network of neurons in…

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Study Finds What Portion of our Lives Goes Into Smartphone Usage

Getting fully absorbed by the functionality of your smartphone is easy these days, especially during the self-isolation that we’re going through due to the pandemic. But how much time do we actually spend staring into…

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With Speeds Of Up To 408km/H, Voxan Wattman Is the World’s Fastest Electric Motorcycle

Voxan Wattman is now officially the world’s fastest electric motorbike. French manufacturer Voxan has a lot to celebrate as it just claimed no less than 11 new FIM records. Initially, it had plans to soar across the Salar…

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Inspired By Camel Fur, Scientists Develop Material to Keep Things Cool without Electricity

We have many technologies inspired by nature. Now inspired by the camels’ furs, MIT researchers have developed a passive cooling system. Scientists have designed a two-layered material that can keep food and medicine cool for…

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Self-Watering Soil That May Revolutionize Farming

With rising temperatures and shifting rainfall patterns, heatwaves and droughts are increasing at an alarming rate around the world. So the researchers from the University of Texas have created a new type of soil that…

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Face Mask That Kills 90% of Coronavirus

In a big breakthrough, Nottingham scientist has developed an antiviral face mask. Normal Facemask protects from different viruses via obstructing the spread from one person to another by capturing infectious saliva droplets. But the issue…

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Watch: 85-Year-Old School Building ‘Walks’ To A New Location Using Robotic Legs

The process of moving buildings is very complicated. Typically it involves the use of slide rails or flatbeds. But this procedure does not work for oddly shaped buildings. A similar issue aroused when a historical…

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China’s New Submersible Reaches Earth’s Deepest Ocean Trench with 3 Men on Board

Scientists Created Rare Diamonds at Room Temperature

In The UK You Can Now Book an EV Charger and Parking Space Online

Scientists Map the Odd Similarities between the Human Brain and the Universe

Study Finds What Portion of our Lives Goes Into Smartphone Usage

With Speeds Of Up To 408km/H, Voxan Wattman Is the World’s Fastest Electric Motorcycle

Inspired By Camel Fur, Scientists Develop Material to Keep Things Cool without Electricity

Self-Watering Soil That May Revolutionize Farming

Face Mask That Kills 90% of Coronavirus

Watch: 85-Year-Old School Building ‘Walks’ To A New Location Using Robotic Legs

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