The Ultimate Slow-Mo

High-speed photography
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Ever thought what the world would look like if time went slow all around you? Well, it has become possible to get a glimpse of the fast world around in a frozen-time like scenario; thanks to the high-speed cameras. Now researchers have developed an ultra high-speed camera which can record images at about trillion frames per second, dividing a single second into trillion intervals. So how do they do it?

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Getting Rid of Friction by Nanoengineering

Illustration: Christine Daniloff/MIT and Alexei Bylinkskii

 Rub your palms together and you feel warm, that's friction at work. Though friction is a boon when it lets us walk on the ground without slipping, it is a bane as well when it dissipates energy in machines. Now, a new technique enables zero friction between two surfaces by controlling the alignment and spacing between atoms.

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GOD Particle finally discovered !

The much awaited “GOD Particle” has been finally discovered as the CERN scientists claim to have found it with 99.999% certainty.

Discovering The Higgs Boson 

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Algal protein provides a more efficient way to split water and produce hydrogen

In this world proceeding towards an energy crisis in future, the development of efficient techniques to harness energy from sustainable resources have interested many researchers. Researchers have been striving hard to understand and replicate the natural process of photosynthesis to harness solar energy as efficiently as plants.Now let's see how algae help us in this respect.

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Scientists create World's smallest steam engine

                                                          
What can this steam engine do and how it can work and in what fields it can be used? Lets find the answer!!!

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Scientists create real photons from the virtual ones

Now the real photons can be created from the virtual ones by implementing scientific technology. So lets see what it is !

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World's lightest metallic "micro-lattice" material developed by US engineers

                                     
Now the world's lightest material has been developed !!!! So lets see how the engineers consider it the lightest!

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