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Scientists invent ‘self-healing’ material

Scientists invent ‘self-healing’ material

A team of researchers from the University of Southern California have created a material capable of healing itself after being damaged. This discovery opens new horizons for humanity.\n
Physicists make laser juggle

Physicists make laser juggle

The discovery was made by researchers from Germany and Sweden. Using a laser beam, they suspended tiny glycerol droplets in the air and witnessed an amazing phenomenon.\n
The Earth’s temperature skyrockets

The Earth’s temperature skyrockets

Much has been said about global warming, but a lot of people still don’t fully realize the magnitude of the problem. Meanwhile, environmental organizations are starting to sound the alarm.\n

Scientists develop pill with reaction engine

Scientists from the University of California San Diego (UC SD) talked about the possibility of using miniature reaction engines for accurate delivery of medicine to relevant organs.

Moon base concept revealed

The project was created by Greek students from the National Technical University of Athens in collaboration with the ESA (European Space Agency).\n

Artificial intelligence has learned to create seasonings

Artificial intelligence "ONE", created by IBM Corporation jointly with food producer McCormick & Company, has already invented several types of flavors that will reach the market this year.\n

Engineers develop expanding pill

This seemingly pointless invention actually has a multitude of applications in medicine.\n

A robotic sentient hand has been created

Researchers from Sweden have created new-generation prosthesis. It serves as a nearly complete replacement for a lost limb.

The robot that can learn anything

«Picoh» - a new machine created by startup Ohbot – can perform a variety of tasks. There’s just one catch: it needs to be taught first.\n

Viber and WhatsApp get updated

WhatsApp focuses efforts on security, Viber gets a new design and messaging without phone numbers.\n

Robots can now play Jenga

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is famous for extensive research in the emerging field of robotics. This time, they taught a robot to play Jenga.

Harley-Davidson embraces electric power

The legendary brand is famous for its massive loud choppers – motorcycles with elongated frames. But they have to move quickly to ensure their vehicles stay technologically competitive.\n

Scientists report on the dangers of self-driving cars

Sustainability, safety, and elimination of human error – these are all undeniable advantages of self-driving cars. But for any type of technology, there are potential risks…\n

Fire-tempered: Elon Musk Reports Successful Testing of a New Space Engine

Raptor rocket engine has successfully passed fire testing. The device is designed to be used in Starship interplanetary spacecraft.\n

In Nike’s footsteps: Puma has presented self-lacing training shoes

The renowned brand has decided to respond to a long-time competitor by launching its own model of innovative footwear.\n