Test Site: how to NOT re-invent the wheel.
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Extrusion-spheronization was used to manufacture uniform high-explosive granules.
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Origami-inspired magnetic latches let robot boats connect efficiently while conserving battery power for movement and computing.
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Upon completing pilot training, specialists will be directly assigned to the B-21 program.
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A “diamond stamp” certifies that components have passed all quality inspections and are approved for the active US nuclear stockpile.
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It was triggered by a punishing summer heat dome that smothered more than 200 million people.
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A rare military research paper details China’s latest high-power microwave technology, including a 100 GW pulsed-power system for future combat.
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The tracking device can survive a rocket explosion, and still blast out a signal telling rescuers exactly where to find the dangerous nuclear debris.
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The robot units come with built-in obstacle avoidance and work boundary detection mechanisms, which make it an efficient tool for construction roles.
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The 1 GW Hami project uses molten salt thermal storage instead of lithium batteries to supply evening power.
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A two-step chemical process converts arsenic-laden sludge into pure, glassy nanoparticles of metallic arsenic.
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