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Taste the TV: Japan develops a lickable screen that mimics the taste of food

Key Highlights: A Japanese professor has produced a prototype lickable TV screen that can replicate food flavors. Taste the TV (TTTV) is a gadget that employs a carousel of ten flavor canisters that spray in combination to replicate the flavor of a certain cuisine. Miyashita also wants to create a platform where consumers can download

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Bluefloat energy

BlueFloat, Energy Estate embark on 4.3-GW offshore wind plan in Australia

Key Highlights: BlueFloat Energy has announced that they would collaborate on three offshore wind projects in Australia with a total projected capacity of 4.3GW. The project will help the Hunter area move away from coal-fired power. Its creators want to use the energy it generates to serve current huge energy consumers. Australia is now considered

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Singapore suspends new tickets

Singapore suspends new ticket sales for quarantine-free travels

Key Highlights: Singapore suspends new ticket sales for quarantine-free travel in an effort to reduce exposure to imported omicron cases, according to a statement issued by the health ministry. Travelers who have previously purchased tickets through Singapore’s vaccinated travel lane arrangements will be able to enter the country without having to serve quarantines. Singapore’s vaccinated

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future spaceplanes

Chinese future spaceplane may be capable to take off and land at airports

Key Highlights: According to a Chinese military publication, China’s future spaceplanes may launch without the need for rocket engines. Tengyun, a spaceplane with a horizontal take-off and horizontal landing (HTHL) mechanism, is being developed by China. The robotic arm would not be deployed as a weapon since doing so would have serious ramifications. Future spaceplanes

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parker solar probe

The Parker Solar Probe by NASA “creates history” as it makes it to the Sun’s Atmosphere

The Parker Solar Probe has finally made it to the sun’s atmosphere. The NASA spacecraft spent more than three years weaving its way through planets and progressively approaching the Sun in order to learn more about the solar wind, which propels charged particles across the solar system. As solar activity has a big impact on

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mastercard with eureka.ai

MA Teams Up with Eureka AI to offer Enhanced Tech and Solutions

Key Highlights: Mastercard Incorporate (MA) has teamed up with Eureka AI to benefit the Asia specific customers using advanced tech. The tie up will benefit small and medium enterprises. Customers will be served with better services like credit score assessment and identifying loan default risks. Partnership for Assistance MasterCard Inc, a U.S based multinational financial

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hypersonic nuclear missile

China working on hypersonic nuclear missile based on abandoned NASA design

Key Highlights: China developing Hypersonic nuclear missile A Chinese research team produced and tested a prototype based on a novel idea created more than two decades ago by an American space agency scientist. The majority of hypersonic aircraft has an engine in the belly. The experimental Two-Stage Vehicle (TSV) X-plane, on the other hand, was

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