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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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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.
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Reach Power’s USAF contract yields wireless power relay node breakthrough
Reach Power has developed wireless power relay nodes that extend the range and efficiency of wireless power transfer.
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Photos: Bugatti Mistral sets new world record for open-top speed, hits 282 mph
Bugatti's Mistral roadster combines powerful performance and design to achieve a new open-top speed world record.
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Flatulence meets science: Australia’s fart tracking study explores gut health
Australia’s CSIRO is asking citizens to track their flatulence using the Chart Your Fart app, combining humor with serious ...
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20 million years to become a star: Cosmic clock unlocks mystery of sun’s birth time
By studying decay of bound-state beta decay of thallium-205 (205Tl81+), scientists can better understand the timing and ...
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Revolutionary AI tech detects EV battery fire before ignition with 94% accuracy
A lithium-ion battery about to catch fire makes a distinct click-hiss as gases escape. NIST researchers have trained AI to ...
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Ceramic breakthrough leads to soft, flexible sensors for robotics, prosthetics
Researchers have developed soft, flexible sensors based on ceramics that can be used in the development of robotics and ...
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China’s new drone submarine boasts 3452-mile underwater range, can carry torpedoes
China reveals a reconfigurable diesel-electric drone submarine for diverse missions, including mine-laying, special ops, and ...
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2 seconds to cut nuclear reactor risk: Breakthrough tech tracks hazards in a jiffy
Developed by researchers at UNIST, the smart component system provides remote surveillance of small nuclear reactors.
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Ex-officials allege US reverse-engineered alien tech for ‘secretive arms race’
The statement highlights concerns that the U.S. military and intelligence have concealed vital information about UAPs from ...
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Engineers equip robots to fight wild sea waves, slashing offshore energy costs
Robotic solutions at offshore energy sites can help deliver clean green energy in a safer and cost effective manner.