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With the demands for sugarcane increasing, being a major part of it getting used in making bio-fuels to meet environmental concerns across the world, the need for more production of the crop is increasing.
To meet the ends, researchers are up...
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The movie ‘Matrix’ and its sequels had spawned a legion of fans. Two kinds, actually! One that completely dotes on the usage of technology in its finest form and...
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A highly sensitive bomb detector has been developed by physicists and may help combat terrorist attacks. The detector is equipped with a sensor and can detect hydrogen...
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If the Indian Music Industry (IMI) officials have their way, people who download and listen to songs on their mobile phones will be prosecuted for violating the...
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Every week, I receive messages saying that I am rich, very rich. I have fortunes scattered in countries like Spain, South Africa, Holland, Portugal and the United...
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It seems US Army loves to live in the world of fantasies! Inspired by the fictitious “Terminator” and then perhaps illusioning their capabilities, army guys...
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General Motors has been always on the cutting edge of automobile technology making sure that they enhance the driving experience for one and all. Now they have decided...
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Modern concept car designs are all about making the traditional look pale and dull and thinking out of the box which is all about changing what convention is all about....
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It seems that with each passing day man is getting closer and closer to making a humanoid that would pretty much be everything that he is except being organic in...
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The designers of this car may not really be thinking about ‘retro’ but it sure does remind me of the cars in the 70’s that had this very special and different...
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There are few cars that can claim to have one many, many races and to have ruled the tracks across North America for almost a decade. Surely modern cars do not qualify...
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I never really thought that China would come up with such a wonderful concept car that actually looks as if it really is out of the space age travelling in to today...
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Winners of the LMP2 class championship for the last two years in a row, the Penske team have a lot to thank their sturdy 3.2L V8 RS Spyders for. The Porsche LMP2...
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Innovating upon the LED display screen technology, Korean company Dong Bang Data Technology has now announced the launch of a new movable LED display screen for the...
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The thought of life fifty years hence sprouts the most amazing creations in the world of designing leaving us in a semi bereaved state for the fear of not existing...
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A new DS interactive detective game called Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir has been launched by Big Fish Games and mystery lovers around the world are certainly in for...
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First created by Chip Foose as a student at Art Center College of Design in 1990, the Hemisfear-inspired Foose Coupe has finally got its first customer courtesy of the...
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Good news PS3 loyalists! Sony’s European leg has confirmed that the PlayTV free-to-air digital TV tuner and PVR add-on for the PS3 will be made available the in the...
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In case you’re one of those time-challenged gamers who just cant find the time to fit a full-on gaming session in between earning the family’s daily bread, going to...
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You know how those “inspired” designer visions often fail to translate their on-paper magnificence when they are incarnated in real life? Well, this X-bike created...
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Although one would imagine that R/C tortoise and fish robots would have no real application in real life, but I found these really creepy one created by this CrabFu...
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Now spiders can responsively add to the list of commercial insecticides. The insects venom is found to help repel insects, according to a new study. The venom of a...
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The genetics behind human eye color have always intrigued scientists. And, eventually they made a breakthrough in understanding them! Amazingly, its just a few...
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Researchers at the University of Queenslands School of Population Health in Brisbane, Australia, has gathered thousands of data sources from all over the world on 136...
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It could ultimately lead to two-hour jet flights from Australia to Britain. It is a prototype engine, and was launched in the South Australian outback, researchers...
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With the southern hemisphere experiencing the heat of the season, Australias ongoing hot summer is reportedly inflicting great harm to the largest natural feature on...
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Space is always eventful. Explore it with our weekend reminiscence. To satisfy their impertinent minds, the scientists are always up with their gloves exploring the...
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Scientists estimate that the fault line near tsunami area is moving 10 millimeters per year. They fear a new tsunami impact soon. So, they are searching for a solution...
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