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Radia’s WindRunner: Setting New Heights as the World’s Largest Aircraft

Pioneering Cargo Transportation: Beyond the Boeing 747 Radia’s WindRunner is revolutionizing cargo transportation not with passenger capacity, but with its sheer size and targeted purpose. Poised to become the world’s largest aircraft, surpassing even the…

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Interlune: Mining Helium-3 on the Moon for Clean Energy

Harnessing Lunar Resources for Sustainable Energy Are you aware that a mere 25 tonnes of helium-3, an uncommon isotope of helium, could sustain the entire energy needs of the United States for a full year?…

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Keeping the air clean: The pivotal role of DPF in trucks

In the quest to combat rising air pollution, the automotive industry has taken significant strides, particularly in the development and implementation of Diesel Particulate Filters (DPF). These specialized filters are a boon to both the…

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Stanford’s 3D Printer: Printing Millions of Dust-Sized Particles Daily

Stanford researchers have revolutionized 3D printing by achieving high-speed, microscale production using a technique called continuous liquid interface production (CLIP). Their novel CLIP method cranks out a million dust-sized particles daily, each boasting intricate details.…

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Electric GUSS: John Deere’s New Autonomous Electric Weed Killer

Anyone familiar with companies like John Deere is aware of just how technologically advanced and disruptive farming equipment can be. From spraying drones to sound signal-powered mapping, the company is constantly developing new tools for…

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Snakes for Supper: Why You Should Consider Eating Pythons

Raising Pythons for Human Consumption In the face of a growing global population and environmental concerns associated with conventional meat production, researchers are exploring unusual avenues for sustainable protein sources. One such proposition gaining traction…

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Flammable When Wet: Hyundai Recalls Over 90,000 Electric Vehicles

Hyundai Genesis owners should be extra careful when parking their cars close to flammable structures or items. This is the message most owners got from the reported “thermal incidents” confirmed by Hyundai and reported by…

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Electrifying Adhesion: Scientists Stick Materials with Electricity in a Shocking Discovery

Researchers at the University of Maryland have discovered a novel method of binding materials together without the need for tape or glue. They employ a small voltage to unite materials and can effortlessly separate them…

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Revolutionizing Diabetes Treatment: Genetically Modified Cows Produce Human Insulin

Researchers from the University of Illinois and the Universidade de São Paulo have successfully created the first genetically modified cow capable of producing human insulin in its milk, potentially revolutionizing diabetes treatment. Traditionally, insulin production…

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ElevenLabs: AI Sound Effects to Videos

OpenAI released Sora – a new AI model able to generate high-resolution videos from text. However, the start-up ElevenLabs now enabled the possibility to add background sounds to the silent videos of OpenAI’s Sora. Creating…

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Radia’s WindRunner: Setting New Heights as the World’s Largest Aircraft

Interlune: Mining Helium-3 on the Moon for Clean Energy

Keeping the air clean: The pivotal role of DPF in trucks

Stanford’s 3D Printer: Printing Millions of Dust-Sized Particles Daily

Electric GUSS: John Deere’s New Autonomous Electric Weed Killer

Snakes for Supper: Why You Should Consider Eating Pythons

Flammable When Wet: Hyundai Recalls Over 90,000 Electric Vehicles

Electrifying Adhesion: Scientists Stick Materials with Electricity in a Shocking Discovery

Revolutionizing Diabetes Treatment: Genetically Modified Cows Produce Human Insulin

ElevenLabs: AI Sound Effects to Videos

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