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NASA Plans Nuclear Reactor on Moon by 2030 — REUTERS / Tyrone Siu

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NASA Plans Nuclear Reactor on Moon by 2030

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This Flexible OLED Screen Stays Bright Even When Stretched

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This Flexible OLED Screen Stays Bright Even When Stretched

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A new ultra-stretchy OLED brings glowing, wearable displays and real-time health sensors one step closer to reality. The same organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology used in flexible smartphones, curved computer monitors, and modern televisions may soon find a new role as wearable, skin-mounted sensors. These future devices could display real-time changes in body temperature, blood [...]See the Story

Researchers Beam Power From a Moving Airplane

Researchers Beam Power From a Moving Airplane

Researchers from the startup Overview Energy have successfully demonstrated beaming power from a moving airplane to the ground using near-infrared light. It marks the first step toward space-based solar power satellites that could someday transmit energy from orbit to existing solar farms on Earth. ...See the Story

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