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19.06.2023 15:12
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Scientists of the Center for Hydrogen Energy of the International University of Oil and Gas named after Yagshigeldi Kakayev are working on the production of hydrogen by hydrolysis, and have already achieved some positive results in this area.
18.06.2023 02:37
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The American company Varda intends to establish a pharmaceutical plant in orbit, where medicines will be produced in microgravity. The fact is that protein crystals grown in space can form more perfect structures compared to terrestrial ones, which will improve their assimilation and prolong the shelf life.
16.06.2023 17:11
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Next week, owners of Samsung's flagship smartphones from the Galaxy S23 series will receive several major updates. This is reported by the publication GizmoChina.
15.06.2023 14:55
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In Gmail, which is a free Google mail client, the Help me write function has become available, which with the help of artificial intelligence helps the user to write letters.
14.06.2023 15:47
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The Japanese company Bandai has introduced a new generation of children's toy Tamagotchi with a virtual pet - Tamagotchi Uni.
14.06.2023 15:33
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The Japanese company N-Ark presented the project of an autonomous floating city Dogen City, which will even have a launch and landing pad for space rockets.
14.06.2023 15:30
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The world's first sculpture created by artificial intelligence was presented at an exhibition at the Stockholm National Museum of Science and Technology.
13.06.2023 12:44
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The South Korean business is consolidating efforts to strengthen its position in the global market for the production of electric vehicles, the Korea Times reports.
12.06.2023 14:54
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Swiss startup Sun-Ways plans to implement a project to install solar panels on railway tracks. 60 panels between the rails will be placed in the area of Butte Station on a plot of 46.2 meters.
12.06.2023 12:39
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The American company SpaceX, engaged in the production of space technology, hired a 14-year-old software engineer Kieran Quasi, the Los Angeles Times newspaper writes.