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A Window on New York City Architects & Projects

The world of architecture has a rich history, an exciting present, and a tantalizing future. New York City is currently experiencing a building boom, much discussed in the news. Below, thanks to the website NewYork-Architects,…

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Sundrop Farms in the Australian Desert Grows 17,000 Metric Tons of Vegetables with Nothing But Sun and Seawater

Sundrop Farms in the South Australian desert produces 15,000 tons of tomatoes per year using nothing more than sunlight and seawater. Crops are grown in a hydroponic greenhouse lined with water-soaked cardboard, without using any…

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New Intelligent Nanomaterials Creating Tougher Bikes, Satellites, Spacecraft

Nanomaterials including carbon nanotubes (CNT) are now being used in construction, aerospace, and a wide variety of engineering and medical fields including the manufacture of transistors as small as 1 nm. According to Grand View Research,…

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Scientists Have Developed the World’s Smallest Transistor Which is Just One Nanometer Long

A team of scientists from the U.S. has succeeded in creating the world’s smallest transistor. The experimental device has a working 1-nanometer gate. To have an idea of how tiny it is, a human hair…

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Bored of Living on Earth? Try Asgardia, the First “Space Nation”

A team from the Aerospace International Research Center (AIRC) has announced the plan to send up a satellite in 2017 and build a new country called Asgardia, named after a city in Norse mythology. This…

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NASA Piecing Together the Puzzle for a Journey to Mars

Journey to Mars: Beginning of Intergalactic Travel? The most recent discussion of a 660 million mile Mars mission has centered around Elon Musk and SpaceX’s plans to fly an unmanned mission to the red planet…

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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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Construction

A Window on New York City Architects & Projects

Sundrop Farms in the Australian Desert Grows 17,000 Metric Tons of Vegetables with Nothing But Sun and Seawater

New Intelligent Nanomaterials Creating Tougher Bikes, Satellites, Spacecraft

Scientists Have Developed the World’s Smallest Transistor Which is Just One Nanometer Long

Bored of Living on Earth? Try Asgardia, the First “Space Nation”

NASA Piecing Together the Puzzle for a Journey to Mars

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

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