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From hypersonic aircraft to autonomous drones, and railguns to solar-powered spy aircraft, the world witnessed some of the most advanced and futuristic weapons and systems ever developed.

"Overall, our findings provide proof of concept for a route to improving crop development and production."

While AI may not be competing for jobs currently, it is proving to be a valuable resource for parents looking to craft engaging bedtime stories for their children.

The land was home to the renowned "Land of the Giants Pumpkin Farm," catering to both agricultural and entertainment pursuits.

AI headlines the future of the Aviation Industry, with 97% set to integrate the technology. The Aviation industry's future proves to be AI-driven, as roughly 97% are forecasted to integrate the booming technology into various aspects of the industry, as per an Interesting Engineering report.

As early as 2020, Elon Musk hinted at the prospect of the Cybertruck possessing amphibious capabilities.

In response to Disney's decision to cease advertising on X over allegations of antisemitism and Musk's promotion of an antisemitic conspiracy theory, Tesla has removed Disney+ from its vehicles.

From studying a gene that is mutated in many human cancers to learning more about an age-old volcano on the Moon, SMU professors and students kept making international headlines in 2023. Here are some of the highlights.

The Viking Link, the world's largest interconnector between the UK and Denmark, nears completion, set to power 1.4 million homes with renewable energy, facing initial capacity challenges.

Advanced 6G antenna on the way A team of boffins from the City University of Hong Kong developed a special antenna that can control all five essential...