electricity
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Amazing! Scientists Zap Clouds With Electricity in Order to Create Rain
With an unfavorable, desert climate and a normal rainfall of just four inches - 10 cm - a year, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is in need of more freshwater. In the process of seeking solutions, It has been sponsoring science projects from all over the world to try to make it rain
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Aftershocks in Puerto Rico After 6.4 Magnitude Earthquake
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Gut Bacteria Found To Generate Electricity
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Graphene Can Handle 1,000x More Current, Practical Applications on the Way!
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Air Conditioning Without Electricity? Beam Heat Into Space, Scientists Say
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Renewable Future: Myanmar to be Powered by Off-Grid Solar Energy by 2030
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Poo Power: This Danish City is First to Tap Sewage Energy to Pump Drinking Water
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Good News! Earth's Renewable Energy Capacity Surpasses Coal
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Bye, Solar: Cheap Electricity-Producing Wood Floors Could Power Future Homes
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Silkworms Can Now Produce 'Spiderman-like' Super Silk by Eating Carbon Nanotubes, Graphene
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Proof of Time Travel? Hieroglyphs Show Ancient Egyptians Use Electricity 4000 Years Ago
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