Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

David enjoys writing about high technology and its potential to make life better for all who inhabit planet earth.

Meet the King Kong of Gears at 73.5 Tons and 43 Feet High

At the heart of any industrial or manufacturing process are gears. The larger the project, for example, the Three Gorges Dam, the larger the gears need to be. Underlying modern day gears is over a…

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Sea Snakes Convert Wave Energy into Power

Six months ago, IndustryTap wrote “Generating Power From Ocean Waves – And Interview with Dison Award Winter Sam Etherington.” As ocean waves are such an obvious source of energy, new designs are being developed all the…

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Photos Leaked of the Ferrari 458 Speciale, Even Before Paris Auto Show 2014

Sleek, Aerodynamic, Hyper-Responsive Photos of the Ferrari 458 Speciale A, the latest in an illustrious line that includes the 458 Italia, voted “Best Driver’s Car” in 2011 by Motor Trend, have been leaked online even…

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Major Breakthrough: Desalination Powered by Graphite and Solar Energy

IndustryTap has written extensively about desalination. With worldwide spending on desalination technology expected to hit $16.6 billion by 2016, there is plenty of research and development underway driven by the world’s growing need for fresh…

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NASA’s “Faster Than Warp Drive” Project Keeps Star Trek Dreams Alive

Had humans been alive billions of years ago, when the universe was more compact, it may have been easier to leapfrog from planet to planet or solar system to solar system. But today’s distances are…

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“Whoosh Cannon” Helps Spawning Salmon Scale Obstacles

The precipitous decline of salmon in US waterways is well documented. The problem is that dams have clogged up rivers, keeping salmon from spawning in areas where they were conceived. At the same time, the…

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Yellowstone National Park Roadways Melting – Super Volcano Could Heave 600 Cubic Miles Of Earth Skyward

The Sleeping Mega Disaster The “magma chamber” under Yellowstone National Park is 55 miles wide and 20 miles in length and rests six miles below the surface. The volcano is called a “caldera” volcano, meaning…

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Want to Be A Billionaire? Engineers and Math Wizards Have the Best Shot

More Billionaires Than Ever, New Billionaires Created All the Time By reading IndustryTap, you are most likely an engineer or scientist and have an aptitude for math. This means you and your children, if they…

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Special UN Climate Summit 2014: Short Opening Film “What’s Possible”

As the world struggles with terrorism and economic instability a Special UN Climate Summit kicked off in New York City on Tuesday as the nations of the world struggle to forge a consensus on what…

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After 3.5 Billion Mile Journey, Rosetta’s Philae Lander to Touch Down on Comet in November

Choreographers and Hollywood movie directors of any age would be envious of the way in which the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Rosetta spacecraft has danced through the heavens on its way to meet the comet…

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Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

Meet the King Kong of Gears at 73.5 Tons and 43 Feet High

Sea Snakes Convert Wave Energy into Power

Photos Leaked of the Ferrari 458 Speciale, Even Before Paris Auto Show 2014

Major Breakthrough: Desalination Powered by Graphite and Solar Energy

NASA’s “Faster Than Warp Drive” Project Keeps Star Trek Dreams Alive

“Whoosh Cannon” Helps Spawning Salmon Scale Obstacles

Yellowstone National Park Roadways Melting – Super Volcano Could Heave 600 Cubic Miles Of Earth Skyward

Want to Be A Billionaire? Engineers and Math Wizards Have the Best Shot

Special UN Climate Summit 2014: Short Opening Film “What’s Possible”

After 3.5 Billion Mile Journey, Rosetta’s Philae Lander to Touch Down on Comet in November

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