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Robots have always fascinated humans with their ability to follow commands and execute them in a jiffy. These machines are structured in a way to make them resemble a human body in order to make them friendlier. However, even these robots seem to be...
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The 2,400 year-old Thirteen Towers spanning an arid Peruvian slope like a massive set of prehistoric teeth has always been a mystery for archaeologists. But, eventually...
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I am surprised after hearing the news that text messages are helping police in criminal investigations.
According to the University of Leicester team, this tool...
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We Indians should seriously learn to be happy as 124 countries are more happy than us Indians. India places 125th in the list.
Adrian White, Analytic Social...
made popular Jul 28 2006
Whoa! Now this is interesting, some of our cutting edge nanotechnology researchers from University of Leicester have recently thought of a new way of allowing nanobots...
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In his novel ‘Prey’, Michael Crichton created the fictional world of nanotechnology running amok in human life. Some believe that the tiny particles have the...
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Whoa! Now this is interesting, some of our cutting edge nanotechnology researchers from University of Leicester have recently thought of a new way of allowing nanobots...
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