[ad_1] Arthur J. Villasanta – Contributor to the fourth domain Boston, MA, USA (4E) – The world's first aircraft without any moving parts and in-flight propulsion by ion propulsion, also known as …
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[ad_1] Mars lacks the immense natural resources we now rely on, and astronauts who attempt to colonize or even visit the Red Planet can only carry a limited amount of material. Learning …
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[ad_1] Tech2 News Staff Nov 24, 2018 4:49 PM IST A little over ten years ago, two researchers from the University of California at Davis had had the idea of a machine …
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[ad_1] Mars lacks the immense natural resources we now rely on, and astronauts who attempt to colonize or even visit the Red Planet can only carry a limited amount of material. Learning …
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[ad_1] As part of his experiments on soil mechanics, Buzz Aldrin took these photos of his footprint in the powdery and soft lunar soil. Credit: London Stereoscopic Co. Fifty years ago, NASA …
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[ad_1] The owners and managing directors of Total Reclaim, the largest Seattle-based shopping center in the Northwest recycler of electronic waste, pleaded guilty in a federal court of conspiracy to commit an …
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[ad_1] The European Space Agency (ESA) has published details on a series of 3D printed ceramic objects, manufactured using a simulated lunar regolith. The pieces, made up of small gears, screws and …
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[ad_1] The European Space Agency (ESA) has made further progress in its quest for 3D printing in space using in situ materials. In partnership with the Austrian specialist in 3D ceramic printing, …
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[ad_1] If you want to build an organ for a transplant, you have to think in 3D. By using stem cells, scientists are now able to cultivate organ parts in the laboratory, …
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[ad_1] Davis University scientists Simon Cherry (left) and Ramsey Badawi present a model of the Explorer scanner. Lisa Howard / UC Davis "Explorer" is an appropriate name for what the University of …
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