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2015 Tokyo Motor Show: New Futuristic Toyota Hydrogen Concept Car

Making Automobiles an Integral Part of the New Energy Infrastructure In coming decades, hydrogen-powered cars seem destined to become as common as gas-powered cars. Chances are Toyota hydrogen cars will be crowd pleasers as so…

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New Long Distance, Fiber Based, Quantum Teleportation Record Set

A New Infrastructure for Quantum Teleportation Earlier this year, scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) instantaneously sent a message over optical fiber using four high detection efficiency superconducting nanowire single proton…

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Elon Musk’s SolarCity Reportedly Built the Industry’s Most Efficient Solar Panel

Elon Musk is a busy man these days, recently unveiling Tesla’s new Model X, and now announcing that his company, SolarCity, has built the industry’s most efficient solar panel. According to third-party testing from the…

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Watch Operation Teapot’s 1955 Atomic Bomb Testing In Spectacular HD

While the footage below contains no sound, it is fascinating to watch four previously unreleased videos capturing atomic bomb testing during Operation Teapot in 1955 at a Nevada Test Site. Not only do we get to see the…

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Study Shows Samsung TVs Use More Power in Real-Life Than in Efficiency Tests

EU-funded research group ComplianTV recently performed a series of tests and concluded Samsung TVs actually use more power in real-life conditions than when undergoing efficiency tests. A myriad of Samsung TVs come equipped with a…

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Global Sources, World’s Largest Electronics Sourcing Show, Running this Week

This week from October 11-14, 2015 the Asia World Expo in Hong Kong is hosting the 10th anniversary Global Sources Electronics Show, the world’s largest electronics sourcing trade show. The show is a big draw…

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Lanzarote Restaurant Makes Use of a VOLCANO to Cook Food

At the Timanfaya National Park on the island of Lanzarote off the coast of Morocco, El Diablo restaurant makes use of the geothermal energy from a dormant volcano to cook food. This volcano last erupted…

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Ocean Acidification: Earth’s Ocean Waters on Acid Generally Result in a Bad Trip!

You can’t see it or smell it, but the effects of ocean acidification are very visible and are very real. Our planet’s ocean waters are about 30% more acidic than they were at the dawn…

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Controlled Explosion Demolishes the Iconic Cockenzie Power Station Chimneys

The iconic Cockenzie power station chimneys were demolished by way of a controlled explosion on September 26th, changing the skyline around East Lothian and the Forth forever. A drone filming in HD caught the whole…

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LNG as an Alternative Fuel in US Maritime Shipping

A new study recently published by researchers at Marshall University and the University of Delaware in the journal Energy Policy, suggests that new regulations intended to reduce pollution of coastal and inland waterways may change the use…

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Energy

2015 Tokyo Motor Show: New Futuristic Toyota Hydrogen Concept Car

New Long Distance, Fiber Based, Quantum Teleportation Record Set

Elon Musk’s SolarCity Reportedly Built the Industry’s Most Efficient Solar Panel

Watch Operation Teapot’s 1955 Atomic Bomb Testing In Spectacular HD

Study Shows Samsung TVs Use More Power in Real-Life Than in Efficiency Tests

Global Sources, World’s Largest Electronics Sourcing Show, Running this Week

Lanzarote Restaurant Makes Use of a VOLCANO to Cook Food

Ocean Acidification: Earth’s Ocean Waters on Acid Generally Result in a Bad Trip!

Controlled Explosion Demolishes the Iconic Cockenzie Power Station Chimneys

LNG as an Alternative Fuel in US Maritime Shipping

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