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US Navy's solar satellite can open the way for solar farms in space

https://www.afinalwarning.com/500232.html (Natural News) Researchers with the Navy are testing a space-based solar panel in a bid to install a solar farm in orbit around Earth. Known as the Photovoltaic Radiofrequency Antenna Module (PRAM), the solar panel is no bigger than a pizza box but can be scaled up to generate large amounts of energy. The Navy launched PRAM to space in May last year aboard its unmanned space plane X-37B. The solar panel now loops around Earth every 90 minutes, ca...
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Process called "advanced steam cracking" can turn plastic waste into high-quality plastics

This is according to a research team from As detailed in the journal “Through finding the right temperature — which is around 850 degrees Celsius — and the right heating rate and residence time, we have been able to demonstrate the proposed method at a scale where we turn 200 kilograms of plastic waste an hour into a useful gas mixture that can then be recycled at the molecular level to become new plastic materials of virgin quality,” Henrik Thunman, an energy professor at Chalmers, ...
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Companies worldwide make conscious effort to produce "green" concrete products

https://www.afinalwarning.com/500586.html (Natural News) Several companies from different parts of the world are making a conscious effort to produce “green” concrete products that range from lower carbon to zero carbon and carbon negative. Concrete is the most widely used human-made material and its worldwide demand is second only to water. It is the foundation of homes, buildings, cities and transportation systems throughout the world. But the production of one of its key components –...
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Toyota to sell hydrogen fuel cell module to companies

https://www.afinalwarning.com/499694.html (Natural News) Toyota will sell a hydrogen fuel cell module to manufacturers starting later this year as an alternative to electrified powertrains. The Japanese automaker has been at the forefront of hydrogen fuel technology since developing a hydrogen-powered electric vehicle, the Toyota Mirai. The new module will be compatible with stationary generators and various types of vehicles, including trucks, buses, trains and ships. The firm hopes that th...
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SPACE TOURISM: First space hotel to begin construction in 2025

https://www.afinalwarning.com/500185.html (Natural News) The Orbital Assembly Corporation (OAC), a construction firm that focuses on space colonization, plans to build the first “space hotel” in 2025. In a virtual press junket on Jan. 29, OAC described the space hotel as a large, wheel-shaped structure that spins to generate artificial gravity while orbiting Earth. The structure called the “Voyager Station” would include many amenities commonly found in a cruise ship, such as resta...
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ESA to build garbage-collecting robot that cleans up space by hugging space debris and crashing

European Space Agency (ESA) is set to launch a million-dollar mission in an attempt to lessen space debris floating in low Earth orbit. The project, named ClearSpace-1, will launch an experimental four-armed robot to the low Earth orbit that will attempt to collect a piece of space debris. The mission, which is set to launch in 2025, is estimated to cost around $133 million. According to the ESA, the first target of the ClearSpace-1 mission is Vespa, a piece of debris that came from the ES...
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Aurionpro partners with Future-Tech for data center designs and implementation

Aurionpro announces signing of the strategic partnership with Future-Tech, UK for data center design and consultancy projects in India & South Asia. Aurionpro has ventured into the Data Centre building, consulting and hybrid cloud services in recent years and has built a strong team of industry veterans, with over 20+ years of experience in the field, for this purpose. Aurionpro has also signed up with one of the customers and is providing consultancy and assistance for rolling out of 100 MW Da...
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CYBORG: Researchers create the first self-healing robots from living frog tissues

https://www.afinalwarning.com/500606.html (Natural News) Researchers created the first living, self-healing robots using stem cells from frogs. Named “xenobots” after the African clawed frog ( Xenopus laevis) from which the stem cells were taken, the machines look like tiny blobs of wiggling pink flesh. “These are novel living machines,” said Joshua Bongard, a professor of computer science at the University of Vermont (UVM) and one of the study researchers. “They’re neither a t...
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Researchers are developing AI that can detect emotional states using radio waves

https://www.afinalwarning.com/494708.html (Natural News) Scientists are developing an advanced artificial intelligence system that uses an advanced neural network and radio signals to detect a person’s emotions from a short distance. This is coming from a study conducted by scientists from the  PLOS ONE. The researchers used radio waves to pick up subtle changes in a person’s heart rhythm and breathing. These changes were then fed to a neural network tasked with identifying what the ch...
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