First Round of Testing for $214 Milllion US Navy Catamaran Completed Ahead of Schedule

United States Military Sealift Command (MSC) received the first of ten 388 foot (103m) Joint High-Speed Vessels (JHSV) at Austal Shipyard in Mobile, Alabama in December, 2012. The US Navy reports its first JHSV “Spearhead” has…

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Can Crowdsourcing Reinvent the Aviation Industry?

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has projected its Emirates Airline will carry 70 million passengers in 2020, making it one of the larger carriers in the world. In preparation, infrastructure projects are underway to ready…

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World’s Longest and Tallest Single-Arch Bridge Coming to Dubai in 2015

In the competition to crown the largest bridges in the world, the length of the main span is the determining factor. However, this may not necessarily reflect the complexity, cost, size and magnitude of the…

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Why Photovoltaic Cells Can’t Stay Out of the Headlines

Photovoltaic cells have been in the news a lot lately. Industry Tap’s covered a variety of stories related to photovoltaic cells recently, including Sky High Vertical Forest Takes Green Living to New Heights, Siemens Shutters…

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Insanity or Innovation? The World’s Quietest Place

Imagine hearing nothing but your heartbeat, over and over, for seconds, minutes, hours. Eventually, you may get a little crazy, but this is how quiet a room must be in order to test the most…

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Small “Modular” Nuclear Reactors Being Tested Around the World

Researchers in Japan are developing a modular nuclear reactor to power large apartment complexes. Small or modular reactors produce up to 500 MW of energy. The Japanese reactor is based on Rapid-L that was intended…

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Ireland’s Water Crisis May Be a Sign of Things to Come

The illustration above shows how much water there is on Earth. United States Geological Survery (USGS) scientist Howard Perlman calculated (1) All water (see largest sphere over western U.S., 860 miles (1,384 im) in diameter) (2) Fresh liquid…

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Will Elon Musk’s Hyperloop Dream Go Down the Tubes?

Imagine the surprise when 89 year old retired MIT professor Ernst Frankel started receiving calls from reporters about Elon Musk’s hyperloop. In the early 1990’s researchers, led by Frankel, designed a vacuum tube train that…

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GPS Bullet Takes a Bite Out of Dangerous High-Speed Chases

The latest device in GPS technology is certainly an intriguing one – GPS bullets. Researchers at StarChase are helping police reduce the risks to innocent bystanders and drivers during car chases by tracking the absconder.…

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A Look at the $12.5 Million, 64,000 Man Hour Solar-Powered Boat

Catamaran boat MS Turanor PlanetSolar, powered by solar energy, is open for visitors in Cité de la Voile Eric Tabarly in Lorient until the boat sets sail on its 2014 campaign in March. The boat…

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First Round of Testing for $214 Milllion US Navy Catamaran Completed Ahead of Schedule

Can Crowdsourcing Reinvent the Aviation Industry?

World’s Longest and Tallest Single-Arch Bridge Coming to Dubai in 2015

Why Photovoltaic Cells Can’t Stay Out of the Headlines

Insanity or Innovation? The World’s Quietest Place

Small “Modular” Nuclear Reactors Being Tested Around the World

Ireland’s Water Crisis May Be a Sign of Things to Come

Will Elon Musk’s Hyperloop Dream Go Down the Tubes?

GPS Bullet Takes a Bite Out of Dangerous High-Speed Chases

A Look at the $12.5 Million, 64,000 Man Hour Solar-Powered Boat

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