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After 20 years, World’s Largest Space Telescope Completed, Launch Scheduled For 2018

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), the largest space telescope ever built, is finally complete. It has taken nearly 20 years and billions of dollars to build this successor to the Hubble Space Telescope. It…

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These Transportable Woven Refugee Tents Store Water and Are Powered by the Sun

Can you imagine that around the world there are over 40 million refugees fleeing natural disasters and political violence? To deal with humanitarian crises, award-winning architect and designer Abeer Seikaly has developed inexpensive, simple, lightweight,…

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Industrial Energy Conversion & Transfer Efficiencies Trending Up

After more than three decades of research and development, the conversion of wind energy into electric power has become competitive enough to make the industry competitive with fossil fuel alternatives. This grand development is just…

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World’s Cities Developing More Intelligent, Safer Transportation Systems

Creating Safe, Affordable Vibrant, Innovative & Interconnected Cities The main goal of transportation systems for federal, state and local stakeholders as well as businesses and the general population is to move people from point to…

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Improving Asset Availability to Reduce Coal Handling Costs

Coal is an important global resource and likely to remain so for many years to come. It is a crucial element in the energy mix and vital in the manufacture of a great many other…

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Automated Electric Vehicle Rapid Tranportation Systems

London’s Heathrow Airport launched the driverless and automated ULTra personal rapid transport (PRT) electric circulator in 2014 in an attempt to reduce airport traffic congestion. The PRT is also known as a “pod car” which…

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Poland Unveils Glow-In-The-Dark Bicycle Path That’s Charged by the Sun

Cycling is not only the cool and healthy way of getting around, but it is also eco-friendly. There are countless reasons why it is an excellent alternative to driving. The bicycle is the most environmentally friendly and…

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Beam Expanders Help Deliver World’s Most Powerful Laser System

Optical Surfaces Ltd. has supplied to Thales (www.thalesgroup.com) the first of 10 high-performance beam expanders for the Extreme Light Infrastructure for Nuclear Physics (ELI-NP) project to develop the world’s most powerful laser system. Offering an…

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Iceland is Drilling the “Hottest Hole On Earth” to Generate Geothermal Energy From Magma

Iceland is a pioneer in the use of geothermal energy and the only country in the world which obtains 100% of its electricity and heat from renewable sources. Most of its energy comes from geothermal power and hydropower. Now, a…

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LuminoCity Ice Rink Canary Wharf in London Features More Than 500,000 LED Lights

The LuminoCity Ice Rink Canary Wharf is a sight to behold for a number of reasons, but one thing separates it from other ice rinks. LuminoCity features an incredible number of lights, to the tune…

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Energy

After 20 years, World’s Largest Space Telescope Completed, Launch Scheduled For 2018

These Transportable Woven Refugee Tents Store Water and Are Powered by the Sun

World’s Cities Developing More Intelligent, Safer Transportation Systems

Improving Asset Availability to Reduce Coal Handling Costs

Automated Electric Vehicle Rapid Tranportation Systems

Poland Unveils Glow-In-The-Dark Bicycle Path That’s Charged by the Sun

Beam Expanders Help Deliver World’s Most Powerful Laser System

Iceland is Drilling the “Hottest Hole On Earth” to Generate Geothermal Energy From Magma

LuminoCity Ice Rink Canary Wharf in London Features More Than 500,000 LED Lights

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