Imagine a battery that could keep powering devices for thousands of years without needing a single recharge. This might sound like a page out of a science fiction novel, but scientists in the UK have made it a reality. By harnessing the energy released from the decay of carbon-14, researchers have developed a battery that could potentially operate for an astonishing 5,700 years—the half-life of its radioactive fuel.

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