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World’s First “Tesla Town” With Solar Roofs and Powerwalls to be Built Near Melbourne

Australia is going to build the world’s first “Tesla Town” on the outskirts of Melbourne. Designed, developed, and built by the property group Glenvill, each and every house in this town will have a solar…

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Radiation Levels in the Pacific Ocean Reach Pre-Fukushima Level

It’s already been more than five years since an earthquake and tsunami jolted Japan and resulted in a huge leak of radioactive material into the world’s oceans. Scientists are regularly monitoring the radiation levels in…

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MIT Researcher Creates Solar Cells Out of Grass Clippings

Andreas Mershin, a research scientist at MIT, works on the only drawback with solar power generation: the cost. To solve this problem he has created solar panels from green plant waste like grass clippings. Mershin says…

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Norway is Going to Build World’s First Floating Underwater Tunnels

Norway is a beautiful country with tall mountains, glaciers, and deep fjords. But getting from one place to another often requires lengthy journeys. Most people have to use ferries to get from one place to…

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Turning a Basketball Court Into an Olympic Swimming Pool Looks Like a Piece of Cake

Transforming a basketball arena into a supercross track or a hockey rink has been done countless times. However, something you don’t see every day is a basketball court having to be turned into an above-ground…

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Ladder Safety Challenges and Solutions for the Construction Industry

Accidents at the workplace are a common scenario, and most of them are caused by falls, which are further induced by ladders! Shocking, isn’t it? Studies report that more than 20-25% of deaths caused by…

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This Pop-Up Rainwater Pavilion in Edinburgh Portrays Smart Water Management and Climate Adaptation

Rotterdam, a major port city in the Netherlands, is well-known for its strategies that enable it to adapt to climate changes. Inventions from Rotterdam are in the international spotlight time and again. Recently, the Festival…

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The World’s Largest Smog Vacuum Cleaner Sucks Up Smog And Turns It Into Gem Stones

With every passing year, the condition of the air in some locations is deteriorating from bad to worse. In some places, the pollution is visible. However, in many places, it is not visible, but its…

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Avoiding Structural Buckling with Better Design Tools

When the World Trade Centers came down in 2001, the weight placed on the structure by the planes and the weakening caused by heat resulted in structural buckling. The new World Trade Center in New…

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Two Giant Texas Sinkholes May Collapse Into Each Other

Scientists at Southern Methodist University have issued a warning that two massive sinkholes in Wink and neighboring Kermit, Texas are expanding and are at risk of collapsing into each other. At present, these sinkholes are located…

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Construction

World’s First “Tesla Town” With Solar Roofs and Powerwalls to be Built Near Melbourne

Radiation Levels in the Pacific Ocean Reach Pre-Fukushima Level

MIT Researcher Creates Solar Cells Out of Grass Clippings

Norway is Going to Build World’s First Floating Underwater Tunnels

Turning a Basketball Court Into an Olympic Swimming Pool Looks Like a Piece of Cake

Ladder Safety Challenges and Solutions for the Construction Industry

This Pop-Up Rainwater Pavilion in Edinburgh Portrays Smart Water Management and Climate Adaptation

The World’s Largest Smog Vacuum Cleaner Sucks Up Smog And Turns It Into Gem Stones

Avoiding Structural Buckling with Better Design Tools

Two Giant Texas Sinkholes May Collapse Into Each Other

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