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Old Factory Turned into the World’s Largest Indoor Farm

Humans have spent thousands of years mastering agriculture. But a deficient rainfall, bad storm or drought can still lead to the loss of a well-planted harvest. But not anymore, says Japanese plant physiologist Shigeharu Shimamura,…

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In The Bicycle Industry, Plastic Bearings Are Superior To Metal… Just Ask Olympic Cyclists!

A few months ago, we wrote an article about how igus’s plastic bearings were superior to metal in the automobile industry and that the company was going to have someone drive across the world in a…

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Will Hydrogen-Powered Cars Change the World or are the Promises a Bunch of Hot Air?

Searching for an Alternative to Fossil Fuel-Powered Vehicles Hydrogen-powered cars use hydrogen as fuel to produce electric energy; 90% of this energy is converted to electric energy to power the vehicle, making hydrogen significantly more…

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Store 1TB of Data in 1 Tablespoon of Liquid

Throughout the history of computers, one aspect that has restricted its growth is permanent storage. From floppy disks to refrigerator-sized hard drives, many attempts have been made to find the best possible way to store…

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Keep Your Clothes On! Virtual Dressing Rooms Reinvent the Shopping Experience.

Who likes trying on clothes at the store? Between the wall of mirrors with their unflattering angles and the fluorescent lighting that makes you look ghostly, dressing rooms are like torture chambers, only smaller and…

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Spanish Architectural Photographer Turns Munich Hotel Upside Down and Inside Out

This is a picture of a real building of a hotel in Munich. Spanish Architectural photographer Victor Enrich has stretched, twisted, distorted and exploded this hotel in the series of 88 manipulated photographs. Victor Enrich…

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NASA’s ‘Faster Than Light’ Spaceship Designs are Fascinating!

NASA announced it was researching building a faster-than-light ship about two years ago but we have not seen or heard much since then. Until now… NASA physicist Dr. Harold White and artist Mark Rademaker worked…

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World’s First Online Electric Vehicle (OLEV) Could Shake Up Gas and EV Markets

The Intrigue and Excitement of a Formula One Race The writing has been on the wall for a while now: electric vehicles could completely overtake the gas propelled vehicle market, relegating it to a distant…

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US Navy Vet Uses a 3D-Printer and Hardware Parts To Create Cheap, $100 Prosthetic Hand!

Prosthetic limbs will generally run you thousands of dollars but one man needing an artificial hand built his own by utilizing parts from Home Depot, for under $100. Howard Kamarata, a United States Navy veteran,…

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Solar Sponge Converts Sunlight into Steam at an Amazing 85% Efficiency

Solar energy technology has improved over the years. New and improved designs produce higher efficiency, greater performance and have a better appearance. Recently, scientists have explored ways to improve the efficiency of solar-thermal by making use…

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Design

Old Factory Turned into the World’s Largest Indoor Farm

In The Bicycle Industry, Plastic Bearings Are Superior To Metal… Just Ask Olympic Cyclists!

Will Hydrogen-Powered Cars Change the World or are the Promises a Bunch of Hot Air?

Store 1TB of Data in 1 Tablespoon of Liquid

Keep Your Clothes On! Virtual Dressing Rooms Reinvent the Shopping Experience.

Spanish Architectural Photographer Turns Munich Hotel Upside Down and Inside Out

NASA’s ‘Faster Than Light’ Spaceship Designs are Fascinating!

World’s First Online Electric Vehicle (OLEV) Could Shake Up Gas and EV Markets

US Navy Vet Uses a 3D-Printer and Hardware Parts To Create Cheap, $100 Prosthetic Hand!

Solar Sponge Converts Sunlight into Steam at an Amazing 85% Efficiency

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