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Water Seer Pulls 11 Gallons of Clean Drinking Water From Thin Air

In many parts of the world, the lack of an adequate supply of clean water is a serious problem. As per UNICEF estimates, worldwide, about 2,000 children under the age of five die every day…

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This Typhoon Turbine Could Power All of Japan for 50 Years

Japan, being an island nation, is regularly hit by the typhoons and is always associated with destruction. But an engineer named Atsushi Shimizu is looking for a silver lining in these typhoons. He is trying…

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‘Sailing Yacht A’ With Three Record-Breaking 300ft Masts is a Real Masterpiece

One of the world’s largest sailing superyachts, ‘Sailing Yacht A,’ is owned by Russian billionaire Andrey Igorevich Melnichenko. It was recently taken for a test run off the coast of Germany. This new superyacht is a…

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India’s New Solar Power Tree Can Light 5 Homes While Requiring Just 4 Sq Ft of Land

Indian scientists at the Central Mechanical Engineering Research Institute (CSIR-CMERI) Doorgapur, have developed a Solar Power Tree that harnesses solar energy without acquiring a big tract of land. Here are some of its features: This…

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For Bangkok’s New Icon, MahaNakhon Tower, Form Follows Fiction

In a TED talk (see below), architect Ole Scheeren replaced the famous phrase “form follows function” with “form follows fiction,” and his new Bangkok creation is a reflection of this thinking. A New Urban Landmark…

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Foundation Works Foam Technique, PolyLevel, Can Lift Thousands of Pounds of Concrete

Soil erosion and settlement often cause concrete slabs in patios, sidewalks and driveways to sink into the ground. This type of settlement isn’t just unsightly; it can also cause more damage and can be a…

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An Industrial Designer Built a Functional Car Comprised Almost Entirely of Wood

Industrial designer and woodworker Joe Harmon has spent the past five years constructing a car made of wood. The neat thing, however, is that it’s actually drivable and not to mention has a perfect name…

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Bruges Just Built an Underground Pipeline for Beer

Under the streets of the medieval Belgian city of Bruges, a two-mile-long underground pipeline for beer is being built. But hold on beer lovers…don’t start dreaming of getting beer on tap just like water. This…

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The Growroom is a Spherical Farm Pod That Brings Food Producing Architecture to Cities

Space10 and architects Mads-Ulrik Husum and Sine Lindholm have tried to bring nature to cities by co-creating a multi-sensory pavilion that shows how we do farming in our cities. The Growroom is their prototype, and it…

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World’s First Emission-Free 4-seater Fuel Cell Plane, the HY4, Takes Off in Germany

Scientists got closer to creating zero emission passenger flights with the first flight of an emission-free hydrogen fuel cell four-seater electric aircraft, the HY4. The HY4 aircraft took off on its 10-minute test flight from…

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Construction

Water Seer Pulls 11 Gallons of Clean Drinking Water From Thin Air

This Typhoon Turbine Could Power All of Japan for 50 Years

‘Sailing Yacht A’ With Three Record-Breaking 300ft Masts is a Real Masterpiece

India’s New Solar Power Tree Can Light 5 Homes While Requiring Just 4 Sq Ft of Land

For Bangkok’s New Icon, MahaNakhon Tower, Form Follows Fiction

Foundation Works Foam Technique, PolyLevel, Can Lift Thousands of Pounds of Concrete

An Industrial Designer Built a Functional Car Comprised Almost Entirely of Wood

Bruges Just Built an Underground Pipeline for Beer

The Growroom is a Spherical Farm Pod That Brings Food Producing Architecture to Cities

World’s First Emission-Free 4-seater Fuel Cell Plane, the HY4, Takes Off in Germany

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