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LA To NYC In Under An Hour, Hyperloop System Will Let You Travel At 4,000 MPH

Commuting is a way of life for most Bay Area residents. Many people are accustomed to an hour commute each way without traffic. Some people even commute to Southern California several times a month, spending…

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3D Printed Batteries Become A Reality

3D printed batteries are the latest addition to the ever growing 3D printing phenomenon, which could potentially make huge strides in communications and the powering of medical devices. The lithium ion microbatteries, which have been…

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Solar Energy Cost Has Dropped 90%, “Alternative” Now “Mainstream”

The Cost of Solar Energy Plummeting Conventional sources of generating electricity, including coal and oil, have historically been much cheaper than renewables. But that may be changing. Comparing Costs of Different Forms Of Energy To…

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Massive Energy Skyscrapers On U.S Mexico Border to Pump Out 500 MWs to Electric Grid

In a subtle twist on solar power Solar Wind Energy (SWE) of Maryland along with partners GE Energy and Whiting-Turner Contracting is planning a 500 megawatt (MW) facility using two giant hollow towers each rising…

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$40 Million Laser Weapon System Installed On A Destroyer

Greek inventor Archimedes is reported to have used a “directed energy weapon” in the form of a giant mirror to focus solar rays on Roman ships, setting them afire to protect Syracuse from attack in…

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Total US Installed Wind Power Capacity Equivalent To 60 Nuclear Power Plants

The US wind industry is now the leading builder of new US power generation capacity among all forms at 42%. At the end of 2012 the US had 45,125 utility-scale turbines with a capacity of…

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Wasting $150 Billion Annually In Topsoil Loss — How Will “Upcycling” Change That?

Sustainability, biomimicry, biology, futurism, ecology, ecosystems: these terms have recently begun to have more weight in public discourse signaling a change in questions being asked and thinking about how humans should live on and interact…

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Flexible Solar Cells Mounted On Everyday 8.5 x 11 Paper

Miles Barr, an MIT student studying chemical engineering, was awarded the 2012 $30,000 Lemelson-MIT student prize for his innovative “Printed Paper Photovoltaics” or “3PV” design. The design competition was funded by Italian oil company Eni…

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With More Than 4 Billion Years Experience, Is Nature The Best Engineer?

National Academy of Engineering Grand Challenge – Sustainability Building sustainable societies using nature as a model is one of humanities great challenges and is a key to our future according to the National Academy of…

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The Ten Fastest Growing Markets & Technologies Worldwide (Slide Show)

In this article we will take a look at the ten fastest growing markets and technology worldwide in 2013. 1. Smartphones & Smart Apps Recent reports are that the desktop market is flat and the…

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Energy

LA To NYC In Under An Hour, Hyperloop System Will Let You Travel At 4,000 MPH

3D Printed Batteries Become A Reality

Solar Energy Cost Has Dropped 90%, “Alternative” Now “Mainstream”

Massive Energy Skyscrapers On U.S Mexico Border to Pump Out 500 MWs to Electric Grid

$40 Million Laser Weapon System Installed On A Destroyer

Wasting $150 Billion Annually In Topsoil Loss — How Will “Upcycling” Change That?

Flexible Solar Cells Mounted On Everyday 8.5 x 11 Paper

With More Than 4 Billion Years Experience, Is Nature The Best Engineer?

The Ten Fastest Growing Markets & Technologies Worldwide (Slide Show)

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