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The FLIR Scout TK Night-Vision Camera Helps You Identify Animals in the Dark

The FLIR Scout TK is a brand new compact night-vision camera capable of taking thermal images from upwards of 100 yards away. As a hunter myself, this is a very interesting product because it could…

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Railroads Using Big Data to Make Smarter Decisions

Businesses across most sectors are now using machine to machine (M2M) technology to make their assets and operations smarter and more efficient. A recent survey from the 2015 Data+ Editors Choice Awards winners found that…

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World’s First “Hack-Proof” Quantum Communications Satellite to Launch in 2016

Kicking Off the Quantum Age Chinese researchers will launch the world’s first quantum communications satellite and the world’s largest quantum communications network into service in mid-2016. According to the mission’s chief scientist, Pan Jianwei, the…

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How Artificial Intelligence Interprets LHC Data

Scanning 10 Billion Files in 45 Minutes Data scientists are currently hard at work dealing with today’s unmanageable volumes of data in fields such as particle physics, human resources, automation, weather prediction, law, cancer research,…

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NASA Scientist Describes How to Build a Death Star from an Asteroid

According to Brian Muirhead, who has been fascinated with all things Star Wars since he watched the first Star Wars movie, Star War: A New Hope, in June 1977, building a Death Star would involve…

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Nuclear Power Plant Decommissioning & Demolition

The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission stipulates three methods by which nuclear power plants can be decommissioned, and each method requires a license. Those plants being decommissioned must be safely removed from service and any residual…

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NASA’s New VASIMR Plasma Engine Could Reach Mars in 39 days

NASA recently provided $10 million in funding to Ad Astra Rocket Company of Texas for further development of its Variable Specific Impulse Magnetoplasma Rocket (VASIMR), an electromagnetic thruster capable of propelling a spaceship to Mars…

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New Intelligent Lighting is Pioneering the Internet of Buildings

Even though the revolution of LED lighting was successful, it is now over. But solid-state lighting is transforming the way we perceive how lighting can illuminate the human civilization in the next few years. It…

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Quantum Biology May Answer Life’s Biggest Questions

Everyone’s been speaking of quantum computing, but what about quantum biology and the application of physics to biology? In fact, physicists have been actively looking for connections between the quantum world and biological processes since…

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To Generate Electricity, Dutch Company Transforms Living Plants Into Power Plants

Harvesting energy from growing plants has come a long way since we used potatoes to light an LED clock for our school science project. Now, a Dutch start-up company has harvested electricity from plants. The…

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The FLIR Scout TK Night-Vision Camera Helps You Identify Animals in the Dark

Railroads Using Big Data to Make Smarter Decisions

World’s First “Hack-Proof” Quantum Communications Satellite to Launch in 2016

How Artificial Intelligence Interprets LHC Data

NASA Scientist Describes How to Build a Death Star from an Asteroid

Nuclear Power Plant Decommissioning & Demolition

NASA’s New VASIMR Plasma Engine Could Reach Mars in 39 days

New Intelligent Lighting is Pioneering the Internet of Buildings

Quantum Biology May Answer Life’s Biggest Questions

To Generate Electricity, Dutch Company Transforms Living Plants Into Power Plants

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