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Tesla Warns Against Wet Towel Method for Supercharging	3
UNSW Sydney's new 'artificial leaf' converts wastewater into ammonia using sunlight, paving the way for sustainable fertilizer production. This innovation can produce enough ammonia to fertilize 16 sq ft of land, offering an eco-friendly alternative to traditional methods.	3
Audi have resurrected the 1930s dream car, the Type 52 Schnellsportwagen, originally designed by Auto Union engineers. This 16-cylinder, mid-engine supercar was decades ahead of its time, and now, over 90 years later, it's been brought to life with a methanol-fueled 6.0L engine producing 520 hp	3
Japan is revolutionizing transportation with magnetic levitation technology! Imagine cars that move without engines or batteries, gliding effortlessly above the ground. Developed by the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST), this innovation could make friction and gravity obstacles	3
A YouTuber, DrewDoes, spent 100 hours in Singapore, famously dubbed the 'City of the Future,' showcasing the country's cutting-edge technology in an eight-minute video titled "I Spent 100 Hours in the City of the Future."	3
Scientists create living mosquito repellent from human skin bacteria \| New bacteria design reduces mosquito attraction by up to 64.4% and lasts over a week.	2
The PTA in Pakistan is set to block cloned and duplicate mobile phones to curb illegal activities. To avoid issues, make sure to buy phones from trusted sources with proper warranties and verify the IMEI. Check PTA's website or contact the FIA if you face problems.	2
Airbus Racer has shattered speed records by reaching 260 mph in just its seventh flight, surpassing the initial target of 249 mph. This milestone comes less than two months after its maiden flight. The Racer, a hybrid aircraft, aims to improve speed, efficiency, and sustainability.	2
Researchers at Rice University have unveiled a revolutionary battery recycling method achieving 98% efficiency. Their technique, flash Joule heating (FJH), involves rapidly heating battery waste to 2,500 Kelvin, transforming it into structures with magnetic properties for easier separation and purif	2
Japanese automakers Honda, Nissan, and Mitsubishi have announced a strategic collaboration to advance electric vehicle (EV) technology and autonomous driving software. This partnership aims to reduce costs and improve competitiveness against global leaders like Tesla and BYD.	2

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