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#WATCH | A Hyderabad-based firm has unveiled a carbon nanotube suit for the Indian Armed Forces, that can defy extreme temperatures ranging from -200°C to over 1,000°C. The suit also weighs 1.8 kg as opposed to the navy's current imported suits, weighing over 18 kg. This cutting edge technology is also capable to evade detection by infrared cameras #carbonnanotube #suit #hyderabad #cuttingedge #technology | CNBC-TV18

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Full tiny house tour! Jessica is all about the minimalistic lifestyle. She has a floating tiny house, a short bus, and now a micro-tiny home! This little micro used to be a tool shed and has now been converted into a quaint bohemian sanctuary. Everything one needs for a comfortable life, including a compost toilet, single stove top burner, top-loading fridge, and unique clay pot sink. The shower is outdoors with the stars for a ceiling, right next to the welcoming fire pit and secret garden! The