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Skysat-1 Satellite, about the Size of a Mini-Fridge, Captures First HD Video of Earth

Satellites today are capable of taking imagery better than a meter in resolution, but they weigh thousands of kilograms. San Francisco firm Skybox Imaging has released the first footage from a revolutionary satellite. SkySat-1 is…

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Would You Live in the Architectural Marvels of the Tallest Residential Towers in the World?

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is home to three of the world’s tallest buildings. The most recently completed project in Dubai sets another world record for skyscraper and engineering ingenuity. World’s Tallest Twisted Structure, Talk…

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Portable Hydrogen Fuel Cell Unit to Clean Up Port of Honolulu

Marine ports are major hubs of economic activity and major sources of pollution. Huge ships running on the dirtiest fuel available, diesel trucks visits, mile-long diesel locomotives hauling cargo and other polluting equipment at marine…

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Going Up? Partial Space Elevators Could Take You to the Ultimate Top Floor.

It costs about $25,000 per kilogram (2.2 pounds) to put any object into orbit around the Earth. Due to these high costs of space shuttle flights and repeated launch delays, scientists have long explored alternative…

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Rainforest Guardian? This Crazy Skyscraper Deploys Its Own Army of Firefighting Drones!

Forest fires continue to claim thousands of acres of land across the Amazon rainforest, which is why a group of Chines designers have come up with “The Rainforest Guardian Skyscraper” to help combat the issue.…

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Company’s Retro Vibe Takes Today’s Music Lovers Back to the Good Old Days

We humans like “familiar.” When I was a college freshman registering for classes in 1980, I was given a bag full of “goodies,” including an odd type of “gel” shaving cream the world had never…

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How the U.S., and Maybe Even the World, Can Run 100% On Wind, Water & Solar by 2050

Some scientists argue that the best way to reduce pollution and high carbon concentration in the atmosphere is to leave fossil fuels in the ground. But today, business leaders and politicians in the United States…

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See How 6 Miles of Packing Tape Builds a Human Cocoon

Croatian/Austrian design studio Numen/For Use continues to push the envelope with inflatables, cocoons, webs and giant structures in general. Though the designers were not sure if tape could support the human body, they soon found…

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World’s Biggest Rocket: Equivalent To 15 Boeing 747s Tied Together!

The private rocket company from Elon Musk, SpaceX, will launch a test flight this year of the Falcon Heavy, considered to be the biggest rocket in the world. According to SpaceX, NASA’s Saturn V Ship…

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Nike’s World Cup Soccer Shoe Emulates Playing in Socks

Nike’s new soccer shoe, the Magista, was designed for the upcoming World Cup and acts as an extension of the body of the person wearing it. For the past four years, Nike has been developing…

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Design

Skysat-1 Satellite, about the Size of a Mini-Fridge, Captures First HD Video of Earth

Would You Live in the Architectural Marvels of the Tallest Residential Towers in the World?

Portable Hydrogen Fuel Cell Unit to Clean Up Port of Honolulu

Going Up? Partial Space Elevators Could Take You to the Ultimate Top Floor.

Rainforest Guardian? This Crazy Skyscraper Deploys Its Own Army of Firefighting Drones!

Company’s Retro Vibe Takes Today’s Music Lovers Back to the Good Old Days

How the U.S., and Maybe Even the World, Can Run 100% On Wind, Water & Solar by 2050

See How 6 Miles of Packing Tape Builds a Human Cocoon

World’s Biggest Rocket: Equivalent To 15 Boeing 747s Tied Together!

Nike’s World Cup Soccer Shoe Emulates Playing in Socks

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