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Watch Boats Sail Upside-Down on an Ocean of Levitating Liquid

A team of French scientists has proved that it is possible to float boats on both the top and underside of a suspended fluid. This “seemingly impossible” discovery changes our understanding of buoyancy on its…

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How to Find the Best Contractor License Bond Rates

As you probably already know, every contractor nowadays needs to be properly licensed. Depending on the state you live in, you have to meet certain requirements in order to get the license you need to…

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Understanding Pipe Bending And Its Best-Known Industrial Applications

What Is Pipe Bending? Pipe bending, or tube bending, is one of the basic machining processes that even people in the industry sometimes take for granted. By definition, pipe bending is considered any metal forming…

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Wool-Like 3D-Printable Material That Can Remember Their Shape

Researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have developed a biocompatible material that returns to its original shape no matter what stimuli you applied to it. Scientists developed this…

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Japan’s Flying Car Successfully Carries out First Manned Test Flight

Japanese company SkyDrive successfully carried out a test flight with one person on board. SkyDrive Inc. is one of several urban air mobility projects going on around the world. But many of these projects have…

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10 Questions to Ask When Looking for a Remote Water Pumping Station Monitoring System

Pumping stations aren’t fun to be around, so after their commissioning, engineers typically install a remote monitoring system on the point and only come back until something breaks. If you are in this position, the…

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Bitter Debate: Who Invented the Periodic Table of Elements?

In the words of Italian chemist Enrico Fermi: “I have measured the speed of light in every possible way, including in a crystal of cesium.” The atoms that make up the periodic table of elements…

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Army of Ultra-Tiny Robots That Crawl Inside Human Bodies to Treat an Illness

Researchers from nano-roboticists at Penn State have designed tiny robots capable of sailing across our bodies using lasers. These ultra-tiny robots can be mass-manufactured using existing silicon technology with a new kind of electrochemical actuator.…

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Versatile Micro-LEDs Could Change the Future of Wearable Technology

Researchers have developed a way to create micro LEDs that can be folded, twisted, cut, and stuck to different surfaces. Researchers foresee these versatile micro LEDs would pave the way for the next generation of…

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This Incredibly Simple Trick to Wind Turbines Could Cut Bird Deaths by 70 %

Wind energy is the fastest-growing mode of electricity production across the planet. Wind power is a reliable and clean source of energy. According to the World Wind Energy Association, Windpower capacity worldwide reaches 650,8 GW, where…

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Engineering

Watch Boats Sail Upside-Down on an Ocean of Levitating Liquid

How to Find the Best Contractor License Bond Rates

Understanding Pipe Bending And Its Best-Known Industrial Applications

Wool-Like 3D-Printable Material That Can Remember Their Shape

Japan’s Flying Car Successfully Carries out First Manned Test Flight

10 Questions to Ask When Looking for a Remote Water Pumping Station Monitoring System

Bitter Debate: Who Invented the Periodic Table of Elements?

Army of Ultra-Tiny Robots That Crawl Inside Human Bodies to Treat an Illness

Versatile Micro-LEDs Could Change the Future of Wearable Technology

This Incredibly Simple Trick to Wind Turbines Could Cut Bird Deaths by 70 %

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