[ad_1] November 26, 2018 by Steve Hanley The dismal cry of Detroit that "no one wants to buy an electric car" is partly correct. Relatively few consumers want to buy a passenger …
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[ad_1] The adaptation of Steven Spielberg in 1985 The color Purple was a great success. The music scene The color Purple was a great success. So why not combine these two things …
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[ad_1] Baidu is more interested in autonomous driving with the intention of starting to produce autonomous passenger cars with FAW next year, as well as the development of models with Volvo Cars …
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[ad_1] According to a report by Scientific American, a foam-like plant called Radula perrottetii, or Hepatica, contains a chemical that behaves in the mammalian brain, much like THC. The chemical, known as …
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Read More »[ad_1] Refiners generate credits – known as RINs – when they mix biofuels with gasoline. Refiners who can not mix biofuels must purchase RINs from their competitors. The new regulations under consideration …
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[ad_1] Like any complicated recipe, whipping up Martian soil on Earth requires finding the right ingredients. You can raid a museum to find an extremely rare mineral or call your local coal …
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[ad_1] James Wan will produce a remake of the acclaimed Korean zombie movie Train to Busan. The famous horror filmmaker, best known for his expanded horror universe, released in 2013 Conspiracy, has …
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[ad_1] Researchers at the University of California (UC) in Berkeley said they discovered a bacterium that frequently causes diarrhea Listeria monocytogenes, produces electricity using an entirely different method of known electrogenic bacteria, …
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[ad_1] Listeria bacteria carry electrons through their cell wall in the environment as tiny currents, assisted by ubiquitous flavin molecules (yellow dots). Credit: Amy Cao. Copyright UC Berkeley. While bacteria producing electricity …
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