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Biggest U.S. Rocket Launches Intelligence Gathering Satellite

The United States launched its biggest rocket from the central California coast on Wednesday 28th Sep’13. The 235 foot tall (around 23 stories) rocket carrying a top-secret spy satellite blasted off from Vandenberg Air Force…

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New Solar Powered Drones Will Remain Airborne For Years

Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) popularly known as drone is an aircraft without a human pilot on board. The flight of a drone is controlled either autonomously by computers on-board or the remote control. Mostly these…

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World’s Largest Wind Farm Proposes Expansion To 57 Square Miles

History Of Mismanagement At Sellafield Has Residents Weary A few months back IndustryTap wrote about the most hazardous industrial site in Western Europe: the Sellafield nuclear power plant, home to the world’s first commercial nuclear…

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The Electric Fold-able Car Called The Armadillo-T

Driving can be stressful at times and arriving at your destination to find out that there is no parking space only adds to a driver’s woes. Parking is the biggest motoring headache today, motorists often…

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Watch 300 Years of Fossil Fuels in 300 Seconds

Despite the obvious turn toward renewable energy resources the past decade has seen record global fossil fuel emissions, year after year, according to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA). This is of course due to…

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Britain Unveils £85 Million Grants For Energy Efficiency

Britain’s Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), in conjunction with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, has announced a new £85 million grant system for “three key technologies” – Robotics and Autonomous systems, Advanced Materials…

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Solar Nanofilters Mimic Bacterial Mechanism to Clean Contaminated Water

A Nanotechnology Breakthrough Recent advances in practical applications of nanotechnology reveal an astounding truth: nanotechnology is here to stay and its application will transform every scientific field and industry it comes in contact with. When…

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Billions Of Dollars Spent On Smart Grid Modernization Projects Around The World

Creating a global smart grid is as simple as applying today’s 21st-century technologies to an electric grid that was created in the post-World War II decades and in some cases includes “ancient” technology from an…

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Glowing Plants Could Act As Biological Night Lights

An endearing and somewhat scary piece of human folklore centers around the mad scientist who is at least slightly kooky and sacrifices everything we hold dear to accomplish his ambitious but diabolical scheme. We know…

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Right Idea, Wrong Time: Biofuel Pioneer Defects In Face Of Shale Gas Windfall

The idea of advanced biofuels is based on using bioengineered micro-organisms to digest organic materials to produce hydrocarbons. One example of this is methanotroph, a bacteria which eats biomaterial and coverts it into carbon gas…

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Energy

Biggest U.S. Rocket Launches Intelligence Gathering Satellite

New Solar Powered Drones Will Remain Airborne For Years

World’s Largest Wind Farm Proposes Expansion To 57 Square Miles

The Electric Fold-able Car Called The Armadillo-T

Watch 300 Years of Fossil Fuels in 300 Seconds

Britain Unveils £85 Million Grants For Energy Efficiency

Solar Nanofilters Mimic Bacterial Mechanism to Clean Contaminated Water

Billions Of Dollars Spent On Smart Grid Modernization Projects Around The World

Glowing Plants Could Act As Biological Night Lights

Right Idea, Wrong Time: Biofuel Pioneer Defects In Face Of Shale Gas Windfall

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