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Watch BMW’s All-Electric Wingsuit Taking Its Maiden Flight

BMW i, Designworks, and air sports pioneer Peter Salzman collaborated to build an electrified wingsuit as seen in sci-fi movies. Using BMW’s electric vehicle capabilities, they have created a chest-mounted set of electric impellers that…

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Liquid-Filled Smart Window Turns Opaque When Exposed To Heat

Did you know buildings are responsible for 40% of global energy use? Inefficient windows play a big role that significantly impacts heating and cooling costs. To work on this issue, researchers from Nanyang Technological University (NTU)…

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Underwater GPS System Powered By Sound to Map Ocean Floors

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers have developed a new underwater navigation system. It will solve a similar purpose as GPS has done for travel on and above the surface. GPS can’t work underwater because…

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Roots Superchargers Will Soon Make Hydrogen-Electric Vehicles More Efficient

Roots-style superchargers aren’t anything new in the industrial world. They are used in internal-combustion engines to increase power, inside blast furnaces to blow air and many others. Moreover, root blowers are also inexpensive, simple, and…

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General Motors Announces the GMC Hummer EV, an Electric Pickup Truck with 1000 HP

Just a decade ago, we viewed electric cars as a good idea for the distant future. However, Tesla managed to take us all on-board of the technology with its excellent lineup of EVs. Now, though,…

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Why You Should Pay Attention to Cooling Tower Cleaning

There’s a misconception that cooling towers require little to no maintenance at all, and the truth is that they can go for extended periods of time without getting any attention from field technicians. However, cleaning…

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This Is the Best Way to Cool Photovoltaic Modules Effectively

There are many ways to cool down photovoltaic (PV) panels that are “frying” under the Sunlight, so finding out which one is the best is key. An international team of scientists from Russian, Malaysian, and…

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SSC’s Tuatara Is the Fastest Car in the World With 331mph (508 Km/h) Top Speed

Shelby SuperCars (SSC), a Washington-based private car company in North America has set a new top speed record for a production car. The car hit an average speed of 316.1 mph on a seven-mile stretch…

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Signs that your RO Membrane Needs Replacement

RO (Reverse Osmosis) membranes are tricky parts because they are working away from sight and won’t make noise when they start to wear beyond their nominal operational points. This is why many technicians opt to…

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World’s Largest Solar Farm to Be Built In Australia but Most of the Power Generated Will End Up In Singapore

World’s largest solar farm to be built in Australia; however, they will receive a mere fraction of the electricity generated. This masterpiece is being built in the Northern Territory of Australia, roughly halfway between Darwin…

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Energy

Watch BMW’s All-Electric Wingsuit Taking Its Maiden Flight

Liquid-Filled Smart Window Turns Opaque When Exposed To Heat

Underwater GPS System Powered By Sound to Map Ocean Floors

Roots Superchargers Will Soon Make Hydrogen-Electric Vehicles More Efficient

General Motors Announces the GMC Hummer EV, an Electric Pickup Truck with 1000 HP

Why You Should Pay Attention to Cooling Tower Cleaning

This Is the Best Way to Cool Photovoltaic Modules Effectively

SSC’s Tuatara Is the Fastest Car in the World With 331mph (508 Km/h) Top Speed

Signs that your RO Membrane Needs Replacement

World’s Largest Solar Farm to Be Built In Australia but Most of the Power Generated Will End Up In Singapore

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