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China’s 22,000-Megawatt, $25 Billion Three Gorges Dam Drawing Comparisons to the Great Wall

China’s 22,000-megawatt, $25 billion Three Gorges Dam is the world’s largest hydroelectric plant as far as generating capacity. It is now drawing comparisons to the Great Wall of China because of how incredible of an…

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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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NASA Shares Futuristic Designs to Help Explore New Worlds

The NIAC (NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts) program aims at turning science fiction into science fact through pioneering technology development. For that, NIAC has picked 12 concepts for future space travel and cosmic science. NASA has…

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The DAQRI Smart Helmet Will Revolutionize Blue-Collar Work!

DAQRI, a startup out of Los Angeles, is looking to be the “google glass” so-to-speak among blue-collar workers. The DAQRI smart helmet has taken the company four years to develop and becomes the first hard…

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India to Build the World’s Largest Floating Solar Power Plant

Over the past few years, solar energy has received a huge boost. A great example of this is a massive, floating solar power plant being built in India. Indian National Hydro Power Corporation (NHPC) is…

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US Navy Tests Fighter Jet and Drone’s Simultaneous Takeoff from an Aircraft Carrirer

The U.S. Navy recently conducted tests of its unmanned drone alongside a manned fighter jet, operating together aboard an aircraft carrier. Manned aircraft follow the precise timings for quick deployment but getting a drone to…

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New Face of Construction? Click-e-bricks are Similar to Bendy Legos!

Once again, news of another major advancement in “soft robotics” is here, this time revolving around bendy, lego-like blocks developed by George Whitesides and his team at Harvard University. Their new invention is called “click-e-bricks”,…

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Mathematically-Based High-Speed Internet Clocks 10X Faster

Think your high-speed Internet is fast? It may soon get even faster. Researchers from Aalborg University, MIT and Caltech have developed a new technique that is based on mathematics. Once this new technique gets implemented,…

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Bicycle Snake Bridge Makes Commuting Look Fun

Copenhagen is known for its pleasing infrastructure and now you can add the Bicycle Snake Bridge, that accommodates 12,500 cyclists a day, to its beauty. DISSING+WEITLING architects designed the roadway as an alternative for cyclists who…

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What Will Technology Look Like in 2064?

Fifty-year time frames are interesting in that technology and living conditions change quite dramatically, but not too much. Looking back 50 years brings us to 1964 when a lot of groundwork was being laid for…

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Construction

China’s 22,000-Megawatt, $25 Billion Three Gorges Dam Drawing Comparisons to the Great Wall

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

NASA Shares Futuristic Designs to Help Explore New Worlds

The DAQRI Smart Helmet Will Revolutionize Blue-Collar Work!

India to Build the World’s Largest Floating Solar Power Plant

US Navy Tests Fighter Jet and Drone’s Simultaneous Takeoff from an Aircraft Carrirer

New Face of Construction? Click-e-bricks are Similar to Bendy Legos!

Mathematically-Based High-Speed Internet Clocks 10X Faster

Bicycle Snake Bridge Makes Commuting Look Fun

What Will Technology Look Like in 2064?

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