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Bicycle Snake Bridge Makes Commuting Look Fun

Copenhagen is known for its pleasing infrastructure and now you can add the Bicycle Snake Bridge, that accommodates 12,500 cyclists a day, to its beauty. DISSING+WEITLING architects designed the roadway as an alternative for cyclists who…

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Phone Out of Juice? Yell to Charge It!

Smarter phones require more power. So, when you need your phone to make a call because you’re stranded on the side of the road or you’re bored in the doctor’s waiting room and need to…

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Meet the World’s First Full-Size, Driveable, 3D Printed Car

3D Manufacturing Breakthrough The Strati is the world’s first 3D printed car. It’s a two-seater that took 45 hours to build and is a “runabout” neighborhood car with a range of 120 miles and a…

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What Will Technology Look Like in 2064?

Fifty-year time frames are interesting in that technology and living conditions change quite dramatically, but not too much. Looking back 50 years brings us to 1964 when a lot of groundwork was being laid for…

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“Spiraling Into Control” of Quiet and Efficient Residential Wind Generation

In a “Eureka!” moment, Dutch company Archimedes, named for the renowned ancient mathematician, has designed a nautilus shaped silent wind turbine. The Liam F-1 promises to become the “next generation” of wind generation. Archimedes (c.287…

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Bulb Eater Lamp Crusher: The “Cookie Monster” of Florescent Light Bulbs

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder: for Cookie Monster, it is cookies, for the Bulb Eater it is florescent light tubes. A company called Aircycle Corporation of Lisle, Illinois, has designed a contraption…

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Amazing Swiss Natural Bathing Pond Can Replace Harsh Chlorine Swimming Pools

Chlorine free pools have long been on the wish lists of pool owners who want their pool safe and healthy. Swimming in chlorinated pools means chlorine odor, burning eyes, skin irritations, rashes, bleached-out bathing suits…

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$“Refracking” Redefining Scope and Size of Shale Oil and Gas Revolution$

“Refracking” Redefining Scope and Size of Shale Oil and Gas Revolution

Hydraulic Fracturing or “fracking” is not new; it was first used in 1949 and has advanced through the decades. Today, resources geologists have known about for a long time are now recoverable due to improvements…

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IBM Builds the Most Complex Human-Like Artificial Brain Yet

Scientists at IBM Research have unveiled a “brain-like” computer chip. This most advanced computer chip to date is the size of a postage stamp and capable of processing massive amounts of data. The chip, called…

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100 Billion Tons of Ocean Water Per Day Will Soon Drive Tidal Power Generators at the Bay of Fundy

In 2006, a new company called Ocean Renewable Power Comany (ORPC) decided on Eastport, Maine, for its superior tides so that it could manufacture tidal generators. The location was chosen over more well-known destinations, such…

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Energy

Bicycle Snake Bridge Makes Commuting Look Fun

Phone Out of Juice? Yell to Charge It!

Meet the World’s First Full-Size, Driveable, 3D Printed Car

What Will Technology Look Like in 2064?

“Spiraling Into Control” of Quiet and Efficient Residential Wind Generation

Bulb Eater Lamp Crusher: The “Cookie Monster” of Florescent Light Bulbs

Amazing Swiss Natural Bathing Pond Can Replace Harsh Chlorine Swimming Pools

“Refracking” Redefining Scope and Size of Shale Oil and Gas Revolution

IBM Builds the Most Complex Human-Like Artificial Brain Yet

100 Billion Tons of Ocean Water Per Day Will Soon Drive Tidal Power Generators at the Bay of Fundy

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