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NASA’s IXS Enterprise Would Make Captain James T. Kirk Proud

Traveling faster than the speed of light may soon turn science fiction into real scientific research. Although still in the experimental stage, NASA is working on a potentially groundbreaking idea, which can allow space travel…

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Half Mile High Tower in the Desert Could Generate as Much Power as the Hoover Dam

Owing to an escalating desire of electric energy, Earth is progressively marching towards a serious electric energy crisis. Scientists are scrambling to find different alternatives to generate electricity. One potential solution is taking shape in…

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There’s No Place Like Dome

Due to the low temperatures and harsh environment, it’s easy to say life in the arctic is tough. A large amount of fuel is needed to support those who brave the harsh conditions. The cost…

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Soofas: Solar-Powered Benches Capable of Charging Your Phone

Boston-area parks will be the first to receive “Soofas”, which are solar-powered benches featuring two USB ports for simultaneous phone charging. The company Changing Environments is behind these new smart benches and the company CEO,…

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HANDY Knows How Our Civilization Will Collapse

The rise and fall of civilizations is a recurrent theme throughout history and seems to be a cyclical phenomenon. The reasons for collapse are diverse: volcanoes, floods, droughts, changes in the direction of a river…

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Nigerian Student Converts Beetle into Wind- and Solar-Powered Car

Earth is heating up. The gases from vehicles, power plants, and other sources are building up a thick blanket over our planet. We blame others but are we all doing our part? The dedication and…

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The Future of U.S. Engineering: Framing a National Agenda

From its inception to the present day, the strength and prosperity of the United States are the result of its diverse, diligent and creative workforce. Equally important has been the penchant of its citizens for…

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UAVs Delivering Critical Infrastructure Inspections with Actionable Intelligence

New software and portable measurement devices are allowing manufacturers to do 3-D inspections of parts and assemblies on the factory floor, offering up a significant decrease in errors. The recent use of CAD software to…

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Elon Musk Wants to Build Massive Solar Panel Production Plant in the U.S.

Elon Musk and his solar energy company, SolarCity, is in talks with the state of New York to build “one of the single largest solar panel production plants in the world.” From there, more plants…

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Australian Solar Plant Generates Supercritical Steam

In what could prove to be a turning point for solar energy, a solar thermal plant has claimed to have reached “supercritical” steam generation, which the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) is hailing…

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Energy

NASA’s IXS Enterprise Would Make Captain James T. Kirk Proud

Half Mile High Tower in the Desert Could Generate as Much Power as the Hoover Dam

There’s No Place Like Dome

Soofas: Solar-Powered Benches Capable of Charging Your Phone

HANDY Knows How Our Civilization Will Collapse

Nigerian Student Converts Beetle into Wind- and Solar-Powered Car

The Future of U.S. Engineering: Framing a National Agenda

UAVs Delivering Critical Infrastructure Inspections with Actionable Intelligence

Elon Musk Wants to Build Massive Solar Panel Production Plant in the U.S.

Australian Solar Plant Generates Supercritical Steam

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