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Scooter with solar panels
US startup Lightfoot has unveiled an electric scooter with solar panels that add up to 5 kilometers of travel per hour in good weather.
It has a range of 60 km and speed is limited to 32 km/h. Despite its lightweight aluminum frame and roomy trunk, its high price of $5000 makes it a questionable choice.
In addition, the design is impractical
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Lightweight solar film without rare earth metals
British scientists have created a new type of perovskite photovoltaic cell that does not contain expensive and toxic rare earth metals.
Thanks to its innovative architecture, the lightweight and flexible film can be used on surfaces that cannot support the weight of conventional solar panels.
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Artificial lake in the Saudi Arabian desert
By 2029, Saudi Arabia will have a 2.8 km long artificial lake near the Gulf of Aqaba.
It will be used as a skating rink for the Asian Winter Games. A luxury hotel, residential area and shopping centers will be built around it.
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The first submarine
In 1620, Dutch mechanic Cornelis Van Drebbel designed and tested the first submarine on the Thames.
The wooden vessel, covered with waterproof leather, was propelled underwater by oars. The crew consisted of 12 oarsmen and 3 officers.
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Turning the Indiana Bell building in 1930
In 1930, the 22 million pound Indiana Bell building turned 90 degrees in one month.
It moved at a rate of 15 inches per hour while 600 employees continued to work inside with no interruption in gas, water, electricity or communications. In doing so, no one noticed the movement.
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Canadian engineers have created 30-meter RainStream fire towers
These mobile units are quickly assembled by two people in 40 minutes and can irrigate areas from 3.25 to 8 hectares to help fight forest fires.
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Smith Corporation Motor Wheel (1917)
This is a Smith Corporation motor-wheel mounted on the frame of a Schwinn & Company Henderson bicycle. It is powered by a 118cc AIV gasoline engine with intake valve.
On the right side of the handlebars is the starter: to start the engine, you first pedal to build up a charge and then activate the switch, providing a spark to the spark plug.
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A robotic glove for grip strengthening has been created in the USA
The Carbonhand gadget helps people with weakened hands, for example due to osteoarthritis or myositis. The glove strengthens your grip, allowing you to perform everyday tasks such as peeling potatoes or watering flowers without pain.
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Transportation of the future: all-terrain operation
An engineer has created a vehicle with flimsy wheels that can move forward, backward and sideways without a tire. This design makes it easy to maneuver in the city, changing the perception of transport and mobility.
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A 100-meter-long lunar lantern
Honeybee Robotics is developing LUNARSABER, a giant beacon that will illuminate a lunar base and transmit power wirelessly.
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Hydrogen from methane without pollution
American scientists have created a catalyst that uses light instead of heat to produce hydrogen. It is made of copper and rhodium and works as an "antenna-reactor", absorbing light and turning it into energy to decompose methane. This method makes hydrogen production more environmentally friendly.
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