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International Space Station Has Experienced a Small Electrical Fault With No Quick Fix

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station will have to do without one power channel for the time being due to a small electrical fault, NASA has announced. NASA says the fault reduces the available power…

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Amazing Fluorescent Lighting Uses New Type of Phosphors

A newly developed fluorescent lighting has been made with phosphor and has the potential to decrease reliance on the use of rare earth metals, which are currently used in the manufacturing of all other fluorescent…

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This Fire Lookout Station Was Converted Into an Amazing Off-Grid Home

Living off-grid has many challenges, but an adventurous couple has purchased 160-acres of meadow and forest land in rural Oregon to enjoy complete off-the-grid living by turning an old fire lookout into a home. Dabney…

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Sensor Technology for Dark, Hot, Inaccessible Environments

Sensors are set to become so ubiquitous that they will monitor and control nearly every aspect of your internal (i.e. biological) and external (i.e. environmental) life. Sensors can be especially useful in detecting hazardous materials in…

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Futuristic Flying Vehicles Will Deliver Goods Then Poof Out of Existence

It sounds like an engineering fantasy or a scene out of a Harry Potter movie, but it is real that Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), a branch of the U.S. Department of Defense, is developing unmanned,…

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Sustainable and Resilient SURE HOUSE Wins the 2015 Solar Decathlon

Solar Decathlon is a nationwide contest held by the U.S. Department of Energy to build solar-powered houses that are eye-catching, cost-effective, and energy-efficient. Stevens Institute of Technology’s SURE HOUSE or (sustainable + resilient) HOUSE, with…

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California’s First Floating Wind Farm Planned Off Scenic Morro Bay

The world currently has 175 wind farms in operation or the advanced planning stages. California has nearly 2,000 wind turbines generating about 8% of its electricity with plans to reach 50% from solar, wind, and…

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Bye Bye Drought! California’s Largest Recycled Water Program is in the Works

Many of you might associate the concept of recycling with aluminum cans and plastic bottles, but California has stayed in the news for recycling their water to replenish their ever-short water supply. The way they…

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Palau has Created a Marine Sanctuary Larger Than Texas and Alaska Combined

The health of the world’s oceans is deteriorating day by day due to overfishing, pollution, and climate change. Scientists fear the conditions are ripe for the sort of mass extinction event that has afflicted the…

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The Promise of Synthetic Genomes

IndustryTap has reported on the ways in which biology has been transformed from a focus on deciphering DNA sequences in living biological species to creating synthetic genomes. At issue is dealing with human, animal, and…

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Energy

International Space Station Has Experienced a Small Electrical Fault With No Quick Fix

Amazing Fluorescent Lighting Uses New Type of Phosphors

This Fire Lookout Station Was Converted Into an Amazing Off-Grid Home

Sensor Technology for Dark, Hot, Inaccessible Environments

Futuristic Flying Vehicles Will Deliver Goods Then Poof Out of Existence

Sustainable and Resilient SURE HOUSE Wins the 2015 Solar Decathlon

California’s First Floating Wind Farm Planned Off Scenic Morro Bay

Bye Bye Drought! California’s Largest Recycled Water Program is in the Works

Palau has Created a Marine Sanctuary Larger Than Texas and Alaska Combined

The Promise of Synthetic Genomes

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