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US nuclear fusion leaps forward with 3D-printed fuel capsules breakthrough
LLNL is developing a new 3D printing technique to create the millions of fuel capsules needed for fusion power plants.
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US military’s new counter-UAS system tested, can detect up to 500 targets
The U.S. military is testing a new counter-UAS system, the Teledyne Cerberus XL, which can detect up to 500 targets simultaneously.
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World’s largest fusion project gets Hyundai’s vacuum vessel to house nuclear reactions
Manufactured by Hyundai Heavy Industries, this vacuum vessel sector will provide a high-vacuum environment for fusion plasma.
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How Apple is making billions by saving lives
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First evidence of familial embalming in Europe dates back to 16th century: Study
Archaeologists studying the crypts at Château des Milandes uncover first evidence of embalming practices in Early Modern France.
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Robotic shorts make walking, jogging easier with 18% less energy use for seniors
WalkON is a pair of soft robotic shorts designed to enhance walking efficiency for older individuals by assisting hip flexion.
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Moon’s oldest crater on its far side was volcanically active around 2.8 billion years ago
After analyzing the sample brought by Chang'e-6, researchers found that the moon’s oldest and deepest crater on its far side ...
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Conflict of interest? Elon Musk’s impact and influence on the US government
Elon Musk has been battling regulators since before voicing Trump support. Now, he has the power to weaken oversight of his ...
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US to deploy world’s first alien-hunting system equipped with 2D, 3D radars
The Pentagon will deploy 'Gremlin,' the world’s first full-time UFO surveillance system, in FY 2025 to support ...
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35,000-year-old well-preserved saber-toothed kitten discovered, fur, head intact
A 35,000-year-old saber-toothed kitten, frozen in the Siberian permafrost, offers unprecedented insights into these Ice Age predators.
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41,000-year-old evidence of first fire use in Tasmania unveils ancient human practices
Over 41,000 years ago, Aboriginal Tasmanians utilized fire to transform dense forests into open landscapes, revealing land ...
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The evolution of anti-tank warfare: From aircraft bombs to precision drones
From WWII to the Cold War's A-10 and Apache, explore the shift from tank-hunters to drones on modern battlefields.