Is the image of Titan Submersible underwater debris exposed for the first time, or does it sink in the last minute?
Is the image of Titan Submersible underwater debris exposed for the first time, or does it sink in the last minute Mp32:56From Huanu Saying the WorldThe first exposure of the underwater debris image of the Titan Submersible has attracted worldwide attention. According to a deep charcoal colored underwater map assembled from sonar images, the wreckage of the Titanic is located on the right side of the bow, very close to it...
The five wealthy Titans were crushed in 0.001 seconds, without any pain!
followThe world of wealthy people constantly challenges various impossibilities in their own lives, and it is precisely because of their adventurous spirit that there are so many magical Guinness World Records in this world, which are things that ordinary people really cannot do. In the eyes of these wealthy people, things that can be solved with money are not things...
Australian scientists have developed a new type of titanium alloy using 3D printing
According to Xinhua News Agency, Sydney, June 11 (Reporter Hao Yalin), scientists from University of Sydney, Australia, Royal Melbourne University of Technology and other institutions have developed a new type of titanium alloy through unique alloy design and 3D printing technology. The new research provides a feasible method for more sustainable manufacturing of high-performance titanium alloys, which can be widely used in aerospace, biomedical, Chemical engineering, national defense, clean energy and other fields...
Titanium Media Exclusive | Huawei Version of ChatGPT will be released in early July, titled "Pangu Chat"
(Image source: edited and shot by Titanium Media App)On June 3rd, it was reported that the Titanium Media App had recently learned exclusively from within Huawei that Huawei would release a multi-modal, billions level device that directly targets ChatGPTA large model product called "Pangu Chat".It is expected that Huawei Pangu Chat willAt the Huawei Cloud Developer Conference (HDC...
3D printing technology creates a new type of titanium alloy
Science and Technology Daily, Beijing, May 31 (Reporter Zhang Jiaxin) - International research teams including the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Australia and the University of Sydney have combined alloys and 3D printing processes to create a new titanium alloy that is strong but not brittle under tension. This breakthrough, published in the latest issue of Nature, brings hope for the development of a new class of more sustainable high-performance titanium alloys used in aerospace, biomedical, chemical engineering, space and energy technologies...