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Space station for tourism
The world’s first commercial space station for tourism orbiting the moon.
The Von Braun Rotating Space Station would allow for space tourism as well as low-gravity environments for scientific experiments conducted by national space agencies.
The gateway has five gates that are connected to the transport hub, where shuttles from the Earth and Moon can dock to the port.
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Plastic bags into batteries

Researchers have converted plastic bags into carbon chips for batteries, possibly offering a way to put discarded plastic bags to good use.
The goal of researchers at Purdue University and Universidad Tecnológica de Querétaro in Mexico was to develop a simple, relatively inexpensive way to turn used plastic bags into an energy-storing carbon.


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Whatsapp status can be sorted soon

WhatsApp may soon allow users to sort status updates based on the user's preference.
Presently, the Status updates are shown in chronological order which can be problematic for users with hundreds of contacts.


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Smart windows can trap air pollution 

Scientists have developed flexible smart windows that can keep the indoor environment free of harmful particulate matter by trapping air pollutants.
Smart windows fabricated on the flexible and transparent silver (Ag)-nylon electrodes can tune the light intensity entering commercial buildings to maintain thermal comfort.
The obtained mesh, coated with thermochromic dye, serves not only to tune the light intensity but also to purify indoor air.

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India's first block chain protocol "ELEVEN01"
Eleven01, India’s first native blockchain protocol is all set to go live with its services, and it has already introduced its testnet.
The testnet of Eleven01 which is recently made available is designed to create an ecosystem to develop, publish, and extend the core blockchain services.
Eleven01 affirms that the platform is focused on emerging markets intending to implement blockchain into largely influential industries like retail, agriculture, banking, healthcare, finance, and more.
 Click HERE to know more.

 Revolution in teaching
By 2030 students will be learning from robot teachers 10 times faster than today.
Thomas Frey futurist-says robots will deliver lessons to students who go to school online.
The bots will give tailored lessons based on every student's needs.

Click HERE to know more.

Upcoming Launches:

  • Xiaomi Mi 9 to be launched on 21 Feb with 48 MP and f/1.4 camera and 12 GB of RAM.
  • Samsung S10 is to be released on 21 Feb (12.30 am) with its 5 models.
  • Nubia releases its foldable watch 'Nubia α' in MWC  (Mobile World Congress) on 25 Feb.
  • Foldable and 5G powered smartphones to be released in MWC.
  • OnePlus confirms to release its 5G smartphone prototype on MWC.
  • Huawei Foldable 5G Smartphone Launch Set for Feb 24.
  • Redmi Note 7 price in India will be revealed by Xiaomi on Feb 28.

Gadgets:

· Samsung soon launch its Galaxy M30 with Triple rear cameras, 5000maH battery, super AMOLED infinity V display, Exynos 7904 processor for Rs.15000.
· In 2019 iPhones will get reverse wireless charging, says Apple.  
· Energizer says it’s making phones with pop-up cameras, 18,000mAh batteries, and foldable displays.
· Apple may unveil a 16-inch MacBook Pro and 31-inch 6K monitor this year.

· Boat Airdopes 211 True Wireless Earbuds Launched in India at Rs. 2,499.
 
 




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