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World’s Brightest X-Ray Laser Upgrade Makes It 10,000 Times Brighter and 8,000 Times Faster

The world’s brightest X-ray laser currently resides in SLAC’s National Accelerator Laboratory, as part of a $1 billion project. Apparently laying claims to the world’s brightest X-ray laser just isn’t enough these days, however, because…

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BP Owes the Government $20.8 Billion in Settlement for Its 2010 Oil Spill

It’s hard to believe that BP’s massive oil spill mistake happened six years ago, in 2010. Today, the company is still feeling the ramifications of the Gulf oil disaster, and it is still paying for…

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Abandoned Factory in China Transformed Into Giant Floating Fields

Thomas Chung, Associate Professor of Architecture at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, has created an amazing project, “Floating Fields,” as a demonstration of a concept of aquaponics and algae cultivation, water filtering, and sustainable…

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Toshiba Recalls Over 100,000 Panasonic Battery Packs That Are Melting Laptops

Bad news for Toshiba laptop owners… Toshiba has recalled over 100,000 Panasonic battery packs after they continue to overheat and literally melt people’s computers. The batteries in question, lithium-ion Panasonic battery packs, were reportedly sold with 39…

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New Railroad Technology & the Future of Transport

According to Buckminster Fuller, the invention of railroads occurred when seafaring people in the South Pacific needed a way to “land” their ships. A simple system of rails was developed with wheels attached to the…

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Bill Gates is Financing a Next-Generation Waterless Toilet That Transforms Human Waste into Bio-Fuel

UK researchers have developed an inexpensive waterless toilet with energy-producing capabilities. The goal behind this new eco-friendly Nano Membrane Toilet is to help the 2.4 billion people worldwide who do not have access to sanitized and…

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World’s Largest Ever Blue Diamond Going Up For Auction In Geneva

Have anything special going on May 18th? If not, you might want to make your way to Christie’s in Geneva, where the world’s largest ever blue diamond will be up for sale. Unless you also…

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Tesla is Killing Off Its 10 Kilowatt Powerwall for Good as a Result of Low Demand

Tesla has officially pulled the plug on its 10 kilowatt Powerwall offering, and not necessarily because people weren’t buying it. In fact, the 10-kilowatt Powerwall was discontinued due to the fact there was so much…

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Sahara Forest Project (SFP) is Planning to Re-Vegetate and Grow 10 Hectares of Food in the Tunisian Desert

When you think of the Sahara Desert, a picture of sand dunes will probably come to mind. It is one of the world’s largest deserts with one of the harshest environments on the planet. Despite this,…

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India’s Renewable Energy Mix to Reach 40% by 2030

India is currently home to 17.5% of the world’s population, or 1.32 billion people. But by 2022, India’s population will surpass China’s, which is currently 1.37 billion. Both countries face serious challenges such as helping…

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Energy

World’s Brightest X-Ray Laser Upgrade Makes It 10,000 Times Brighter and 8,000 Times Faster

BP Owes the Government $20.8 Billion in Settlement for Its 2010 Oil Spill

Abandoned Factory in China Transformed Into Giant Floating Fields

Toshiba Recalls Over 100,000 Panasonic Battery Packs That Are Melting Laptops

New Railroad Technology & the Future of Transport

Bill Gates is Financing a Next-Generation Waterless Toilet That Transforms Human Waste into Bio-Fuel

World’s Largest Ever Blue Diamond Going Up For Auction In Geneva

Tesla is Killing Off Its 10 Kilowatt Powerwall for Good as a Result of Low Demand

Sahara Forest Project (SFP) is Planning to Re-Vegetate and Grow 10 Hectares of Food in the Tunisian Desert

India’s Renewable Energy Mix to Reach 40% by 2030

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