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Scientists Develop Process that Transforms Greenhouse Gases into Clean Air
"This work is a breakthrough," said Uribe-Romo.
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FUTURE TECHPLAN Becomes Laughing Stock Throughout China on its 68th Anniversary
Unfortunately for PLAN, the only thing correct in the poster is the image of the Liaoning and the slogan.
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FUTURE TECHPutin Admits Almost Half of Russian Navy Equipped with Obsolete Weapons
He revealed that key priorities of the development of the navy are to strengthen naval strategic nuclear forces.
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FUTURE TECHWax Worm has the Ability to Biodegrade Polyethylene
A specific type of caterpillar has been found to have the ability to biodegrade polyethylene, which form a large percentage of the trash at landfill sites. Scientists suggest that the worm could be a solution to plastic pollution
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FUTURE TECHApple to Release Augmented Reality Glasses and iPhones to Rival Google, Facebook
Apple Inc. will reportedly soon release augmented reality (AR) glasses and even iPhones. The company founded by Steve Jobs hopes to increase its technological influence by competing with Google and Facebook in the realm of AR devices.
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FUTURE TECHMilitary Weapons Russia Will Likely Procure Before 2025: Experts
Russia's $392 billion rearmament program will be completed by the end of the decade, with at least 70 percent of its current weapon systems being modern. Its military procurement project for the next seven years is also due for adoption later this year.
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FUTURE TECHJapan to Join India, US in Huge Exercise Malabar Anti-China Naval Drill for the Third Time
Malabar this year will take place in the Bay of Bengal.
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FUTURE TECHChina's Robot Goddess 'Jia Jia' Scores Poorly in First Live English Interview
China's humanoid robot Jia Jia failed to make a good impression during her first English-language live "interview" with Kevin Kelly, co-founder of the tech magazine Wired.
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FUTURE TECHCan Organs Grow in Space? Researchers Study Effects of Micro-Gravity on Human Stem Cells
Scientists from the Chinese Academy Sciences' Institute of Zoology are reportedly carrying out experiments on the Tianzhou-1, China's first cargo spacecraft, to determine the effects of micro-gravity on embryonic stem cell proliferation and differentiation, exploring the possibility of tissue or organs regrowth after being lost or damaged from an illness or injury.
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FUTURE TECHDARPA Plans to Automate the Decision-Making Process by Turning to Algorithms
More importantly, this engine must establish confidence measures for the derived knowledge and hypotheses.
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