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Scientists learn to turn carbon dioxide into coal

Scientists learn to turn carbon dioxide into coal

And one can do it even in a home setting. The technology was developed by an international group of scientists emphasising the humanity’s ability to unite and jointly solve a shared environmental problem.
Microsoft works on new Windows for weak computers

Microsoft works on new Windows for weak computers

Users that don’t have access to high-performing equipment will soon get a chance to use a new version of the operating system that was specially developed for this market segment.
Yet another humanoid robot

Yet another humanoid robot

Digit is a robot that was developed by US company Agility Robotics. The robot is a direct competitor of Atlas by Boston Dynamics - a device that can do somersaults and other acrobatic tricks.
Hawaiian island grows in size

Hawaiian island grows in size

And that’s just in 2018 alone! This was the conclusion reached by scientists studying the recently erupted Kilauea volcano. \n
A horizontal skyscraper is nearing completing in China

A horizontal skyscraper is nearing completing in China

The building designed by outstanding architect Moshe Safdie, will be located near the confluence of the Jialing and Yangtze rivers. Since ancient times, they have been used by merchant ships, so the complex will symbolise ships’ sails.\n

Vahana Project: the flying taxi

Vahana is a project focusing on creating next-generation aircraft, launched by European company Airbus. The manufacturer has recently concluded the very first test flights of its Alpha Two prototype, which was developed as part of the program.

Cars learn to understand human signals

Waymo experts have taught their driverless cars a lot: not only can they understand signals made by other vehicles, but they can also follow directions from traffic police.

New Samsung smartphone features built-in crypto wallet

After the official presentation for Galaxy S10, new details about the smartphone have emerged. Experts have confirmed that the phone will have a built-in cryptocurrency wallet, a feature that was discussed before to the official release.

Following Samsung: Huawei and Oppo present folding smartphones

In an effort to keep up with Samsung, Huawei and Oppo have presented their very own folding gadgets. Despite the obvious similarities (namely, their folding feature), the smartphones come with notable differences.

Mars X-House project: 3D-printed houses on Mars

3D printing is considered one of the most promising technologies of our time. Having successfully tested it on Earth, people dream of using 3D printing on other planets and these dreams sometimes translate...

Why would a normal horse need a zebra suit?

Researchers conducted an unusual experiment, which involved dressing an ordinary horse in a zebra costume. The aim was to find out the purpose of the black and white stripes on the animal's body.\n

The effectiveness of pedestrian detection systems has been proven by testing

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has tested in practice the effectiveness of pedestrian detection systems in vehicles with a built-in automatic driving function. You can see the results on the video.\n

AMAZING SPIDER ROBOT FROM NASA

Space has always fascinated people. Even in antiquity, travelers learned to navigate by the stars. The first detailed map of the stars dates back to 140 AD. However, many sources claim that astronomy...

Scientists discover T-Rex ancestor

The Moros intrepidus dinosaur, considered an ancestor to legendary T-Rex, turned out to be the size of a large dog. These are the conclusions made by the paleontologists responsible for making this discovery in Utah.

Nokia presents new smartphone

A photo recently posted on Twitter gives away the first hints at the upcoming release. The most remarkable feature? The phone is equipped with 5 cameras.

What will Happen, if a Tamagotchi and a Helicopter Are Put Together? Owleez!

Owleez by a Canadian manufacturer Spin Master will stir the hearts of even the angriest users. It is a variation of "Tamagotchi", toys that require care and warmth.

Kammok Mantis - the all-in-one hammock

Camping is very popular these days, and hammocks are an essential part of it. As demand for unusual recreational activities grows, new companies enter the industry, offering innovative solutions.

Scientists develop instrument for finding extraterrestrial organisms

The development is credited to Dutch scientists. The instrument can detect plants at a distance of several kilometers. This technology may come in handy when we start exploring other planets.

Scientists discover giant bee long feared extinct

Wallace’s bee was last sighted back in 1981. Now, almost 40 years after its disappearance, multiple sightings of the mysterious animal have been reported by scientists from several countries. This event can be considered a real miracle.

Gateway Foundation presents new concept for orbital space station

The company has uploaded a promotional video showcasing the concept for the new station. The station will be placed on the orbit, where it will perform a wide array of functions.

DeepSqueak neural network will learn the language of rats

The DeepSqueak algorithm developed by American scientists will be used to analyze ultrasonic signals made by rats. This will bring us closer to a better understanding of their communication patterns.\n

New Gadgets by Samsung

Samsung unveiled its new gadgets at the presentation held in San Francisco on February 20. They include a foldable smartphone, fitness trackers and other products by the famous South Korean company.

Xiaomi presentation highlights

The Heavenly Empire witnessed the launch of Xiaomi’s new smartphone brands - Mi 9 Explorer Edition and Mi 9 SE. This review will discuss the models and sum up the presentations’ results.

Shell and Alphabet to build flying power plant

News has just come in about plans to build a power station with wind generators in Norway. The project will be implemented by Shell and Makani, a subsidiary of Alphabet. Construction will be completed within two years. \n
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