Toyota’s Charged Up about Its New Fuel Cell Vehicle Taking on the Tesla Model S

Toyota seems committed to powering its cars by way of hydrogen fuel cells and recently unveiled a $70,000 2015 sedan looking to compete with the Tesla Model S. The new hydrogen-fueled car from Toyota has…

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Deep Sea Mining Poised for Explosive Growth, But Not without Challenges

The cast of organizations that make up the deep sea mining’s leading research and regulatory agents include the International Marine Minerals Society, the Deep Sea Mining Campaign, the Law of the Sea Convention, the International…

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HondaJet Successfully Completes Its 84-Minute Maiden Flight…

The HondaJet successfully completed its maiden flight last week, taking to the skies for 84 minutes as the company prepares for certification and delivery next year. Honda Aircraft president and CEO Michimasa Fujino said, “With…

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Complex Irrigation System Keeps the Largest Exhibition of Plants in the U.S. Alive

Atlanta is one of the top 50 most populated cities in the world and is home to the busiest airport in the world. You would never guess Atlanta Botanical Garden is in the heart of…

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HANDY Knows How Our Civilization Will Collapse

The rise and fall of civilizations is a recurrent theme throughout history and seems to be a cyclical phenomenon. The reasons for collapse are diverse: volcanoes, floods, droughts, changes in the direction of a river…

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Forget the Glasses. Use Your Smartphone to Beam 3D Images and Videos.

Holographic projections from cell phones are likely to be a reality soon. California-based startup Ostendo Technologies has created the world’s first hologram projector chip. This chip will allow your smartphone to project 3D holograms into…

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NASA’s New Veggie Garden Takes Healthy Eating to New Heights

The International Space Station has a new means of growing vegetables with NASA’s Vegetable Production System. The system is installed on SpaceX’s Dragon Capsule and features a plant growth chamber that will be used to…

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High Priests of Technology Now Touting Biological and Bionic Interdependence

Superhuman Abilities Through “Evolutionary Computation” Bionics researchers trace the baseline for their discipline to Leonardo da Vinci and his ingenious inventions which used keen observations of biological systems to design mechanical systems to emulate nature…

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Check Out the View from the Cockpit as This C130H Flies Low and Fast

The video below features unbelievable footage of training operations for the United States Air Force’s 36th Airlift Squadron, Yokota airbase Japan. Low-level flying is a common training exercise, as this experience is intricate in airdrops…

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New Urban Farming Technology Grows Gardens and Communities around the World

For about the last century, farms kept getting bigger and bigger and so did farm equipment. Just when it seemed that farms could get no larger, a new effort to create healthier people and sustainable…

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