Tucked Backed In The Hills of Wales, Royal and U.S. Air Force Jets Fly Low and Fast!

The Machynlleth Loop, commonly referred to as the Mach Loop, is a series of valleys in Western Wales used by the Royal Airforce and the United States Air Force to train pilots on the proper…

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57% Less Power Needed With The E-Chain. The Smooth, Quiet and Exceptionally Long Cable Carrier

Smooth running properties and low noise levels are becoming increasingly desirable as many ports and industrial sites are moving closer to residential areas, and travel speeds are ever-increasing. Indoor and outdoor cranes, as well as…

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Nano-Engineered Super Hydrophobic Materials Mimic Plant’s “Lotus Effect”

One of the old “Holy Grails” of papermaking, with roots in ancient China, was manufacturing paper to be super absorbent, first for artistic effects and later for commercial needs such as cleaning. A relatively new…

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The Winners from the Seventh Annual World Architecture Festival

This year, the seventh annual World Architecture Festival took place in Singapore, featuring approximately 300 designs but only a handful of winners across various categories. Below are some of the winners chosen by a panel…

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Thomson Airways Launches a Five-Year Plan to Improve Family Flying

British airline company Thomson Airways has announced a five-year plan for its products and services designed to “change the face of holiday flying” for families. The company’s Boeing 737 Max aircraft will feature a social…

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Scientists Telepathically Transmit Message 5,000 Miles Away

It may seem like science fiction, but researchers have conducted an experiment recently where they successfully transmitted thoughts using no hands, no words, no voice, no typing and no gestures … just brain-to brain communication.…

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The FBI’s Next Generation Identification (NGI) System Is Finally Ready To Go After 3 Years

The FBI has finally finished their Next Generation Identification (NGI) system, which took over three years to develop. Part of the bureau’s new system is a controversial facial recognition feature called the Interstate Photo System,…

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Is This The Best E-Bike On The Market? Check It Out…

Thanks to the Netherlands, we finally have a good looking e-bike in the new Vanmoof 10 Electrified. Priced at $2,998, the 42 pound Vanmoof 10 features a scratch-resistant aluminum frame, LED lights, and five battery…

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No Need For Braille? New Finger-Ring Technology Is a Major Advancement For The Blind!

Thanks to MIT, a huge advancement in technology for the blind could be hitting the market soon called the FingerReader, eliminating the need to learn braille. The ring utilizes a camera which then relays data…

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26,000-Foot Jump without Oxygen … A New World Record!

Remo Lang, a 38 year-old Swiss daredevil, jumped from a hot-air ballon from 8,000 meters (26,200 feet) high without oxygen, in turn breaking the world record. Early in the morning on June 8th, 2014, Lang…

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