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Turning heat into sound waves is no new a concept for decades. Scientists have been doing this, using simple devices called acoustic heat engines. But, with the demand for alternative energy sources soaring, led by the increasing concerns for global..
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Very soon, honey bee will be assisting our U.S. military defense troops abroad by sniffing out explosives used in bombs! True, it sounds a bit weird! But, the defense...
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How much do you know about water? I you think, you know almost all, u might be wrong! Check out with this. Scientists claim to have created a totally new alloy of...
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Researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory have revealed such an astonishing fact about the eliminating the cost of the hydrogen fuel cells that it will make the...
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Here is a milder and less toxic explosive for both hunters and the defence fraternity. A scientist from the Los Alamos National Laboratory has developed this explosive,...
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It can help save life of miners. It is a prototype radio, a communication device. Thanks to David Reagor, a physicist at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), the...
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