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Bat Bot: Scientists from Caltech and UIUC Invent a Bat-Like Flying Robot
Bats, with their unrivaled dexterity and maneuvering characteristics, have always captured the desirability for scientists, and a team of US-based researchers has successfully framed this original structure of bat in a drone. In simple words, a team of researchers has developed a robotic drone which flights the replicated features and looks of a Bat. The […]
An Indo-American Student Figures out an Economical Way for Making Saltwater Drinkable
The crisis of water is one of the most somber setbacks; the current society is facing today. However, soon, scientists will be able to address the concerns of the shortage of drinking water, thanks to the Indo-American youngster Chaitanya Karamchedu. The mission, which was started as an experimental project, now has emerged as a path-breaking […]
Scientists Classified 50th Ghost Shark Species with an Idiosyncratic Bucktooth in Atlantic and Indian Oceans
A brand new species of extremely rare ghost shark has just added to the existing list of known ghost sharks. With a distinctive ‘Bucktooth,’ the 50th species of ghost sharks was spotted in Atlantic and Indian Oceans. In the 31st January edition of the journal Zootaxa, scientists have announced the discovery of this brand new […]
Study Warns Earth’s Magnetic Poles to Drop the Northern Lights in Next 30 Years
Scientists, in a recent penetrate, have predicted about a serious shift in solar activities that will periodically trigger several ecological changes including the weakened effect of protective sunlight on earth and thwarted electronic devices. As suggested by the scientists in their new study, the plummeting solar activity will minimize the overall mass of the Sun’s […]
Planet Labs Latches onto Alphabet’s Satellite Imagery Terra Bella
Google’s parental company – Alphabet is drawing back from one of its tangential and ultra-modern missions, and this time, it is the satellite imagery. The company is reported sold its satellite imaging unit called ‘Terra Bella’ to the Planet Labs Inc.; an American Earth is imaging private startup for an undisclosed sum. Formerly, ‘Terra Bella’ […]
Californian Scientists Develop a Skinny, Flexible, and Light-Absorbed Material for Giving Stealth Features
A team of scientists from California has come up with a revolutionary development of a structure, which can soak up light in summer days and deliver chilly and stealth features. The material is quite skinny, flexible, and light-weight and is capable of soaking up lights and blocking thermal detection in the room during the hot […]
SpaceX Will Pony up Ridesharing Rocket for Seven Satellites of NASA and Iridium
Why use several rockets when one single rocket can transmit multiple satellites to space? Well, the perfect answer to this question is given by Elon Musk-owned space company SpaceX. The America-based space company will offer one of its Falcon 9 rockets to set out NASA and Iridium satellites from the ground to space. As announced […]
MIT Scientists Develop A Hydrogel-Based Robot That Can Grasp and Unleash Live Fish
Engineers from the Cambridge-based Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have come up with a newly developed gel-based robot that is capable of grasping and releasing live fish into the water. A team of MIT engineers has succeeded in fabricating a transparent, hydrogel-based robot that can be in motion when water is impelled in and out […]
Brain-Computer Interface helped Patients with Complete Locked-In Syndrome to Use Their Mind for Communication
Earlier, it is widely believed that patients with complete locked-in syndrome – a paralyzed condition where the patient is awake but can’t communicate verbally – usually lives an unsatisfied life and lacks those grants which are mandatory for living a basic quality life. But a new research, conducted by a team of European scientists have […]