Lake Titicaca a Modern-Day Treasure Chest

A team of Belgian and Bolivian underwater archaeologists has discovered ancient gold and silver objects, gems and some unusual objects like carved bones and pottery in Lake Titicaca. The most impressive of the find are…

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Brain-Controlled Bionic Leg Revolutionizes Prosthetics

Scientists at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago reported last week on a revolutionary new advancement in prosthetic technology – a prosthetic leg that can be controlled entirely by the user’s brain. Zac Vawter, a 32-year…

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Nanoropes of Carbyne Stronger Than Graphene and Diamonds

Carbyne has actually been around since an approximation of the material was first synthesized in the USSR in 1960. However, until this research, not much was known about it and carbyne was thought to be…

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Flipping the Light Switch for Two Billion People Off the Grid

In 600 B.C., Thales of Miletus noted “amber” became charged when rubbed. A millennium later, in 1600, the term “electricity” was coined by William Gilbert based on the Greek word for amber. Throughout the centuries,…

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* SCAM ALERT * Industrial Companies Targeted in Scam

At EngNet, we have recently been alerted to a scam targeting industrial companies. The Modus Operandi is to setup a website, purporting to be a mine, and then setup a second website purporting to be…

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Self-Assembling Robots Ready to Jump, Climb, End the Human Race

A team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has unveiled a new self-assembling robot that has already drawn humorous comparisons to Optimus Prime and the T-1000 robot from Terminator 2. While the small, cube-shaped robots…

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ITER Nuclear Fusion Tokamak Could Be “The Way” to Solve World’s Energy Problems

Huge ITER Cryosat to Tap Energy Generation Of Stars The word “politician” is almost an obscenity these days, but looking back at an event involving Ronald Reagan, Mikhail Gorbachev and Jacques Chirac, we may be…

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Crowdsourced Design Sparks a Revolution in 3-D Design and Visualization

Just a generation or two ago engineers developed rather large biceps and suffered sore backs and frequent paper cuts due to daily handling of heavy parts catalogs published by industry suppliers. In keeping with advancements…

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Disney Creates Billion-Dollar Floating Cities with New Cruise Ships

The Walt Disney Company, with a market cap of $100 billion, annual revenues of $45 billion, 166,000 employees worldwide and a rank of 108 in Forbes Global 2000, has its hands in a wide range…

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China’s Synthetic Gas Plants Would Choke Out 21 Billion Tons of Carbon Dioxide

Synthetic Gas Plants being planned in China present a host of ecological worries. China’s government has permitted construction of nine such plants in northern and western China. These plants are able to generate more than…

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Lake Titicaca a Modern-Day Treasure Chest

Brain-Controlled Bionic Leg Revolutionizes Prosthetics

Nanoropes of Carbyne Stronger Than Graphene and Diamonds

Flipping the Light Switch for Two Billion People Off the Grid

* SCAM ALERT * Industrial Companies Targeted in Scam

Self-Assembling Robots Ready to Jump, Climb, End the Human Race

ITER Nuclear Fusion Tokamak Could Be “The Way” to Solve World’s Energy Problems

Crowdsourced Design Sparks a Revolution in 3-D Design and Visualization

Disney Creates Billion-Dollar Floating Cities with New Cruise Ships

China’s Synthetic Gas Plants Would Choke Out 21 Billion Tons of Carbon Dioxide

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