Mexican Teen's Sound Wave Fire Extinguisher Invention
Mexican teenager, 16, uses sound waves to smother flames, a new approach to firefighting.
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Mexican teenager, 16, uses sound waves to smother flames, a new approach to firefighting.
A Mexican student has invented a fire extinguisher that uses sound waves to put out flames in just five seconds. This i…
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