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Wind & Tidal Turbine Placement Improving With Computational Fluid Dynamics Modeling

It’s becoming increasingly clear that the placement of wind and tidal turbines is not only an art but a science too. In a recent article “New Renewables Grid to Help Cut US CO2 Emissions by…

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MIT’S New Camera Can Capture Images at the Speed of Light

Scientists have created a camera that can capture the speed of light. The new camera, developed at MIT, can capture one trillion of images in just a second. A traditional movie camera takes a mere 24 images per second. This…

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How Volkswagen Cheated and What’s Being Done to Fix it

Point your browser in the direction of any reputable car magazine and run a search for VW diesels. Now pay attention to the adjectives used to describe these cars, words like “quiet,” “torquey,” and “practical.”…

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Historic Route 66 in Missouri to be Transformed Into Solar Roadway

Missouri’s Department of Transportation (MoDOT) has announced plans to install solar panels at a welcome center at a rest stop on the historic Route 66 highway in Conway, Missouri as part of the department’s “Road…

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Nano-Biological Computers Require Less Than 1% of the Energy Consumed by Electronic Transistors

Biocomputers: the Merging of Biology & Computer Science IndustryTap has written extensively about biomimicry, the design of technology inspired by living systems. As it turns out, Moore’s law may live on for a long time…

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The ArcaMini is a Small Electric Skateboard Created by a Private Space Organization

ArcaSpace, a private space organization, created a small, square electric skateboard and no one really knows why… The electric skateboard is called the ArcaMini, is 16 x 12 inches, and weighs 17.2 pounds. Controllable via…

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Images Taken From Space Show LEDs Worsen Light Pollution

Nighttime light pollution, or luminous pollution, competes with the starlight in the night sky for urban residents and disrupts ecosystems like any other form of pollution. The rapid advancements in LED lighting technology, which is touted for its energy savings…

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NASA Set Fire to a Cargo Ship in Space

To understand how fire spreads in a microgravity environment, NASA ignited the ‘largest ever fire in space’ on a cargo ship near the International Space Station. As per NASA, this is vital for the safety of…

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Germany to Ban Gasoline and Diesel Powered Cars By 2030, Support Electric Vehicles Instead

Germany is going to be the world leader in pushing renewable energy. Recently, senior government officials in Germany declared that the country is going to ban gasoline and diesel powered cars by 2030. All new…

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From Trash to Treasure: Scientists Turn Plastic Bottles and Bags Into Liquid Fuel

Did you know our factories produce about 100 million tons of plastics each year? These polyethylene-based plastics are composed of carbon and hydrogen atoms linked together in long chains, and they don’t degrade easily in…

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Energy

Wind & Tidal Turbine Placement Improving With Computational Fluid Dynamics Modeling

MIT’S New Camera Can Capture Images at the Speed of Light

How Volkswagen Cheated and What’s Being Done to Fix it

Historic Route 66 in Missouri to be Transformed Into Solar Roadway

Nano-Biological Computers Require Less Than 1% of the Energy Consumed by Electronic Transistors

The ArcaMini is a Small Electric Skateboard Created by a Private Space Organization

Images Taken From Space Show LEDs Worsen Light Pollution

NASA Set Fire to a Cargo Ship in Space

Germany to Ban Gasoline and Diesel Powered Cars By 2030, Support Electric Vehicles Instead

From Trash to Treasure: Scientists Turn Plastic Bottles and Bags Into Liquid Fuel

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