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A New Aerogel Could Produce 70 Times More Hydrogen Than Rival Methods
Even at industrial scales, potentially.
Science
Scientists Successfully Built Tiny Robots That Can Reproduce on Their Own
'This is something that's never been observed before'.
Culture
A Stowaway Survived Over Two Hours Inside a Boeing 373's Wheel Well
Surviving bone-shakingly cold temperatures.
Transportation
What Happened to General Motors' Ultra-Rare 1939 Futurliners?
Initially, there were 12 of them.
Health
Omicron: Here's Everything You Need to Know About the New COVID Variant
It's a 'Frankenstein mix' of mutations.
Science
Scientists Found a Way to Delete Short Term Memory of Mice. Using Light?
With a method inspired by 'Men in Black'.
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Boeing's MQ-25 Has Taken One Step Closer to Aircraft Carrier Tests
Substantially extending the strike range of fighter jets.
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How Would a Modern Jet Fare Against Propeller Planes in WW2?
Could a propeller-driven WW2-era fighter have a chance against a modern jet? Let's find out.
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Winged 'Sea Dragons' Can Generate Electricity For 25,000 Homes
The tidal turbines will help the Faroe Islands reach net-zero emission energy generation by 2030.
Health
An Ancient Australian Plant Could Help Us In the Fight Against Cancer
The resin of the plant prevents cancer cells from rejecting treatment.
Culture
The Mystery Behind China's Secret Cockroach Farms
If you can keep it a secret, you can also get into the cockroach business.
Science
'Squeezed' Light Can Give Nano-Imaging a Much-Needed Boost
It's one thing to produce nano-scale materials, but it's an entirely different thing imaging them.
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Indian Government Wants Starlink to Stop Selling Satellite Internet Without a License
The title of the government's release literally reads "Get license before offering Satellite-based services."
Science
Moths Can Trick Bats With 'Acoustic Decoys'. But It Won't Save Them Forever
An evolutionary arms race is on!
Innovation
Why Did the Industrial Revolution Start in Britain?
It turns out Britain was ripe for the birth of the Industrial Revolution.
Innovation
Rogue Miners Are Using Google Cloud Servers to Mine Cryptocurrencies
Google's cybersecurity team warns that this is neither the first nor the last time.
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Transportation
Surprise! Renault Repurposes One of Its Retro Designs as a Flying Car
The original model was in production from 1962 to 1992.
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