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Researchers modified a hand-crank flashlight by installing a small supercapacitor (in the center) in a conventional button battery case. The light continued to glow long after the cranking stopped, th
MIT Researchers Develop a New Kind of ‘Supercapacitor’ Made without Carbon

Baghdad's Book Market Thrives Two Years After Devastating Bombing
MIT creates a camera with X-ray vision, reads a book without opening it

MIT and Georgia Tech researchers are designing an imaging system that can read closed books.
New US Imaging System that can Read Closed Books is a Big Security Problem for CAPTCHA

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The bubble-wrapped, sponge-like device that soaks up natural sunlight and heats water to boiling temperatures, generating steam through its pores.
Sponge Boils Water Using Ordinary Sunlight

A simulation of the Antarctic ozone hole, made from data taken on October 22, 2015.
Study: Ozone Layer Hole Already Shrinking

Researchers demonstrates new RFID technology with the game Tic-Tac-Toe.
RFID used in Disney research to make interactive games

A map showing projected water consumption levels by 2025. A new study revealed that China could potentially face a water shortage crisis by 2050 if such trends continue.
China Could Suffer Water Shortage by 2050, Study Reveals

In this artist's rendering of GJ 1132b, a rocky exoplanet very similar to Earth in size and mass, circles a red dwarf star.
'Most Important Planet Ever Discovered' Only 40 Light Years Away

The Data Science Machine can replace human intuition with automated algorithms.
MIT System Could Soon Replace Human Intuition

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