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  • Optimization of synchronous grout properties and construction parameters for shield tunnels in soft soil

    Optimization of synchronous grout properties and construction parameters for shield tunnels in soft soil

    Grout density

    The grout density affects the buoyancy force that the shield tunnel encounters during excavation. This test determined the density values of 25 distinct synchronous grouts with various ratios. Figure 4 displays the specific results….

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  • Swarmable autonomous munitions to bolster warfighter operations

    Swarmable autonomous munitions to bolster warfighter operations

    A Melbourne-based defense giant has unveiled autonomous munitions that can help terrify the enemy on the battlefield. L3Harris’ newly launched effects munitions, Red Wolf and Green Wolf, are claimed to be cost-effective strike and accurate…

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  • US bunker buster bombs vulnerable to anti-aircraft shells: Chinese study

    US bunker buster bombs vulnerable to anti-aircraft shells: Chinese study

    Chinese military scientists have proposed a way to counter the US Air Force’s famed GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrators (MOP) or bunker busters by revealing an alleged flaw with their design.

    In a study published in China’s Journal of Gun…

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  • China unveils new wind tunnel facility for low-altitude aircraft testing

    China unveils new wind tunnel facility for low-altitude aircraft testing

    China has reportedly started operations on its first compounded wind tunnel dedicated to low-altitude aircraft testing in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province. Developed by Guangdong Aerospace Research Academy (GARA), the development is being seen as a…

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  • 2,900 mysterious leather goods uncovered, reveal medieval Norway life

    2,900 mysterious leather goods uncovered, reveal medieval Norway life

    Archaeologists from the Norwegian Maritime Museum uncovered thousands of remarkably well-preserved leather goods, providing an unusual snapshot of life in medieval Norway.

    In Oslo’s historic neighborhood of Bjørvika, archaeologists…

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  • New study finds 10 times more seismic activity in Yellowstone using AI

    New study finds 10 times more seismic activity in Yellowstone using AI

    The Yellowstone Caldera, spanning Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana, is among the most seismically active volcanic regions on Earth. A caldera forms when a volcano erupts, emptying the underlying magma chamber and causing the land above to collapse…

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