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More Fast Radio Bursts Have Been Detected…Scientists Say It Could Be Aliens

In March 2016, scientists detected 10 powerful bursts of radio signals coming from outer space. Recently, six more mysterious signals dubbed fast radio bursts (FRB) have been detected coming from the same location far beyond…

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The Inventive Problem Solving of Industrial Design

James Dyson, who has created a number of spectacular products, is being called the Steve Jobs of industrial design. Inspiring examples of industrial design can come in many forms, from 2D features including patterns and color…

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CAPBOOM is an Intense Bottle Top Launcher Built to Injure Everyone at the Bar

Apparently, we’re tired of opening bottles like normal people… Say hello to CAPBOOM, which is being deemed the “the world’s first shooting bottle opener.” This thing doesn’t care where it launches bottle caps or whether…

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Could Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) Meet 100% of US Energy Needs by 2050?

According to current estimates, the world has approximately 75 years before recoverable fossil fuels are completely depleted, give or take 15 years. This means that as early as 2075 and as late as 2106 the…

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Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading for Small Energy Producers, Consumers

The trend away from centralized utilities and toward decentralized energy production, especially through renewable resources like wind and solar, the availability of solar roofing, and the like means that the average person is increasingly in…

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Mobile User Objective System (MUOS-5) Network to Be Used for Arctic Communications

The Mobile User Objective System (MUOS-5) network was developed for the U.S. Navy by Lockheed Martin to provide next-generation secure ultra-high-frequency (UHF) satellite communications. General Dynamics also worked on parts of MUOS, especially its integrated…

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Gerardo Osio’s Nomadic Life Kit Was Inspired By Buddhist and Shinto Ideals

Gerardo Osio, a product design brand, has developed something called the Nomadic Life Kit for people who live a nomadic lifestyle or are interested in becoming more of a minimalist. Drawing influence from Buddhist and…

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Computer Gaming Key to Training 21st Century Workforce

A recent news report suggested that people who play computer games have significantly better cognitive skills than those who don’t. It’s pretty clear that computer gaming skills people have developed in their youth are often…

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France Has Unveiled the World’s First Solar Panel Road, Dubbed Wattway

France has unveiled the world’s first solar panel road in a small town of Tourouvre-au-Perche. The road is about 1 kilometer long (0.6 miles), and it is covered with 2,880 photovoltaic panels. The cost of…

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4 Objections to Web Marketing by Manufacturers

I’ve been doing web marketing for several years. By now, most companies “get it”. At the same time, I’ve noticed some businesses have some lingering reservations. This is especially true when it comes to manufacturers.…

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Design

More Fast Radio Bursts Have Been Detected…Scientists Say It Could Be Aliens

The Inventive Problem Solving of Industrial Design

CAPBOOM is an Intense Bottle Top Launcher Built to Injure Everyone at the Bar

Could Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) Meet 100% of US Energy Needs by 2050?

Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading for Small Energy Producers, Consumers

Mobile User Objective System (MUOS-5) Network to Be Used for Arctic Communications

Gerardo Osio’s Nomadic Life Kit Was Inspired By Buddhist and Shinto Ideals

Computer Gaming Key to Training 21st Century Workforce

France Has Unveiled the World’s First Solar Panel Road, Dubbed Wattway

4 Objections to Web Marketing by Manufacturers

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