Bendy camera the width of a human hair may take accurate 3D images
A fibre-optic cable the thickness of a human hair can transmit accurate 3D images in
Snake-like robot could explore Saturn’s icy moon Enceladus
A snake-like robot made of giant screws and flexible joints that may travel across hard
Handheld railgun as powerful as an air rifle to go on sale in america
An electromagnetic rifle, which propels a steel projectile using electromagnetic coils, is now being offered
We know developing a green energy future. Now we must do it
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Secret underwater messages can be hidden in whale and dolphin chatter
Secret underwater messages could possibly be camouflaged as the clicks and whistles of whale or
Using microwave beams could let quantum computers be small but mighty
Quantum computers tend to be labyrinthine machines how big is a fridge with large tangles
Stopwatch errors will make race times wrong by a tenth of a second
Digital stopwatches can make rounding errors of up to 0.11 seconds, that could be enough
Real milk, no cows needed: Lab-made dairy products are actually a reality
BACK 2014, bioengineer Ryan Pandya had a demoralising encounter with a bagel. It wasn’t so