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US Army gets world’s first 4K spy jet with 7,600-mile range, 18-hour endurance
Bombardier Defense delivers the first Global 6500 jet to the US Army, enhancing the HADES program's aerial deep-sensing ...
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CERN’s ELISA: World’s first mini proton accelerator to study cave art
CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, has deployed a proton accelerator at its Education and Outreach Center.
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Flying tank? Inventor creates real-life transformer robot with drone tech
A hobbyist has created a vehicle that morphs between tank and quadcopter modes at the press of a button. Michael Rechtin’s ...
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NASA tests tiny underwater robots for icy moon ocean exploration missions
NASA's SWIM robots, designed to explore icy moon oceans, showed maneuverability in Caltech tests after earlier trials in ...
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The neutrino frontier: How tiny particles could answer big questions about the cosmos
In 2023, the IceCube Neutrino Observatory confirmed high-energy neutrinos from the Milky Way, marking a new era in astronomy.
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China’s cable-laying beast dives record 36,089 feet to conquer ocean’s deepest trenches
"Haiwei GD11000 could conduct marine scientific research 'at the maximum depth of all the oceans in the world." ...
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New additive to enable affordable, efficient energy storage in flow batteries
With the additive, batteries endured two months of use, compared to just a day’s performance without it. Renewable energy ...
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Proxie: New mobile robot beats costly humanoids with AI-powered efficiency
In an industry where humanoids are still not viable, Proxie is a collaborative robot that aims to fill the gap by bringing ...
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The Alarming Rise of Putin’s Nuclear Gambit: What Happens Next?
Putin’s nuclear doctrine heightens tensions as NATO responds to Russia’s missile strike on Ukraine. President Putin’s updated ...
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Princeton, MIT crack code to intercept underwater spy signals from the air
Researchers from Princeton and MIT developed a method to intercept underwater messages from air to challenge previous ...
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Parasites to passion: How kissing evolved from grooming rituals in ape ancestors
The researcher believes that the transition from grooming to kissing coincided with significant evolutionary shifts.
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Engineers turn rotten seaweed into car fuel, aim to cut 14 million-ton of CO2
A mechanical engineer in Barbados is turning rotting seaweed into biofuel that can power cars and tourism in Barbados without ...