A defense manufacturer has launched a new type of targeting system, which can offer improved precision for maritime helicopter operations.
The newest Multispectral Targeting System variant (MTS-A HD) delivers expanded operational flexibility for…
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US firm’s new system with high-tech sensors offers precision targeting
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New study by US engineers improves strength prediction in 3D printing
Additive manufacturing (AM) offers several benefits over traditional methods as it can produce durable parts comprising an outer shell and minimal internal material, reducing both the part’s weight and the quantity of material needed.
Now,…
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China’s automaker announces solid-state battery EVs, brand restructuring
As part of a strategic overhaul, Chinese automaker Dongfeng has consolidated its eπ (Yipai), Fengshen, and Nano sub-brands into a new entity called Dongfeng eπ Technology, aimed at addressing rising consumer demand for electrified and…
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Remarkable longevity of Roman concrete could build sustainable future
Researchers found that incorporating Roman concrete production strategies with modern-day ideas could build a sustainable future.
In a new study published in iScience, the authors state that “the remarkable longevity of Roman concrete has…
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Photons pass famous Bell test but without entanglement, shows study
For decades, entanglement has been the hallmark of quantum weirdness, a ghostly connection between particles that Einstein famously called “spooky action at a distance.” It is at the heart of quantum computing, encryption, and our deepest…
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Tesla partners with LG for US made LFP batteries in new $4.3B deal
Tesla has reportedly struck a new $4.3 billion deal with LG Energy Solution (LGES), a major South Korean battery manufacturer. The contract is for the supply of lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries, specifically for stationary energy storage…
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990-lb missile that can hit stealth aircraft, ballistic threats tested
A European weapon manufacturer has conducted a live fire test of an upgraded missile variant. Named ASTER B1 New Technology (B1NT) missile, the weapon was successfully launched at DGA Essais de Missiles test range in France.
Developed by…
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Rich Bronze Age grave from Iran hints ancient woman’s power status
Archaeologists have announced the discovery of the richest tomb to date at Tepe Chalow in eastern Iran. This necropolis belonged to a recently identified major culture from the Bronze Age, now named the Greater Khorasan Civilization…
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Solar panels with recycled glass offer high-performance, work like new
A new study by solar recycling firm SOLARCYCLE and Arizona State University (ASU) has confirmed that solar panels manufactured with recycled glass perform identically to new panels.
The finding is a significant development for creating a…
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2,000-year-old Chinese technique found to double artillery gun lifespan
Chinese researchers have reportedly doubled the lifespan of modern artillery guns by borrowing a 2,000-year-old anti-corrosion technique first used to protect bronze weapons found with the Qin dynasty Terracotta Army.
When first discovered in…
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