Test Site: how to NOT re-invent the wheel.
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A recovered Kh-101 engine hints at a propulsion upgrade that could reshape how U.S. defense planners assess the missile.
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Peking University links chips with optics to deliver over 100x faster computing using far fewer compute resources.
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When summer arrives, lawns are inevitably dotted with silly sprinklers, the whimsical gadgets that twist and spiral water into playful shapes.
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Four artificial intelligence innovations enable robots to predict, act, and adapt in real time with faster, smarter, and more efficient control.
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From a 109 mph record breaker to hydrofoiling racers, here are seven of the fastest electric boats in the world.
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The U.S. Navy’s latest Flight III destroyer combines a proven warship design with next-generation radar built to detect evolving threats.
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Soft helium body enables safe contact, allowing gentle nudges, reminders and even hugs without injury.
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The first well will target the apex of a 5.5-square-mile underground structure.
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MIT’s infrared chip controls light pixel by pixel, enabling compact thermal cameras and advanced sensing systems.
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City Labs could pave the way for a host of new space innovations after it became the first private company to send a nuclear system to space.
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