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US firm sets record in fusion, sustains plasma at 392 million degrees F for 24 hrs
Quantum Kinetics Corporation (QKC) claimed that it successfully triggered plasma fusion temperatures of 392 million degrees ...
Interesting Engineering2h
China’s EV maker Xpeng’s Kunpeng system could boost vehicle range by 869 miles
Chinese EV manufacturer Xpeng breaks new ground by introducing a gas-powered range extender called the Kunpeng Super Electric ...
Interesting Engineering4h
5700-year-old sheep skulls indicate horn modification in ancient Egypt
Researchers have discovered earliest evidence of humans modifying livestock horns after unearthing six sheep skulls dating ...
Interesting Engineering6h
Photos: Benda’s raw bobber Napoleonbob 250 packs a punch with 75 mph speed
Benda's Napoleonbob 250 blends classic bobber styling with a powerful 250cc V-twin engine and modern technology.
Interesting Engineering7h
Self-learning robot mimics humans, cleans washbasins, completes multiple tasks
A team of researchers from TU Wein has developed a self-learning robot to complete simple tasks like cleaning washbasins.
Interesting Engineering12h
SpaceX is so far ahead
On October 13, SpaceX achieved arguably the most impressive feat of engineering in history. What could catching the Starship ...
Interesting Engineering9h
Rare glimpse of ‘ghostly’ neutrino fog detected by dark matter experiments in a first
For the first time, two dark matter experiments have detected a neutrino fog, a dense cloud of neutrinos. This discovery is ...
Interesting Engineering11h
US launches Black Dagger Zombie missile to test defense sensor system
The US Army Space and Missile Defense Command used a low-cost target missile to test the Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense ...
Interesting Engineering22h
US researchers develop all-terrain robot with cycloidal wheels for any weather
Researchers at Texas A&M University have unveiled CLAW, a cycloidal-wheel robot designed to navigate diverse terrains and ...
Interesting Engineering5h
How primordial black holes from early universe could solve mystery of dark matter
A recent study has proposed a new mechanism for the formation of primordial black holes that could provide answers about dark matter.
Interesting Engineering7h
15,800-year-old engravings reveal earliest net fishing practices from Ice Age
Researchers have determined that grid-like patterns on schist slabs from Ice Age site of Gönnersdorf in Germany depict fish caught in nets.
Interesting Engineering6h
Next-gen transparent semiconductor material could make electronics efficient, faster
Researchers at the University of Minnesota have made a groundbreaking transparent semiconductor material that could revolutionize electronics.