Tag : Science
3D Printed Nano Battery, The Smallest And Most Efficient Yet
Scientists have successfully 3D printed a Lithium-ion battery about the size of a grain of sand. This is truly amazing, with this kind of technology we can make batteries with many …
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The Most Accurate Clock ever
ESA Has developed a new micro-fabricated grating chip, which allows to capture atoms with a lot smaller machines than before. As we all know atomic clocks are highly accurate, with this …
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The important role of science through history.
Introduction Science plays a key role in today’s society, but the thing is many people don’t realize this. There are even people who don’t “believe” in science. Yet the very reason …
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Generating Electricity From Microbes
These days we can generate electricity from just about anything. All energy can be converted to electricity, and now, even the tiny bit of energy that is generated when viruses crawl. …
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The Yeti Robot, Currently Inspecting The South Pole
At this time there are several people doing research on the South Pole. And so naturally they need a way to check for dangers, dangerous crevices in the ice for example. …
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Gadgetzz.com is a technology news website managed by Johny Krahbichler.
Gadgetzz started in 2009 and has since covered many events such as the CES.
We are most known for covering the creepy puzzle “11BX1371”
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Top Posts
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This Creepy Puzzle Arrived In Our Mail
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Part Two Of The Creepy Puzzle “11B 3 1369”
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Breakdown Of The Possible Theories Surrounding The Creepy Puzzle
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[FAIL] 13 Year Old Kid Tries To Phish On Steam, Gets Hacked Himself
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The First 3D Printer And 3D Scanner In One
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This is the best ever, how a 13 year old tried to hack a Steam account, and got hacked.
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Watch A Laser Tear Through 100 Balloons In One Shot
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Using Sound To Levitate And Move Things In Three Dimensions
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This Mouse Reads Electrical Impulses In your Arm