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Solar-Powered Yacht Can Cruise the Globe Without Refueling

Meet the masterpiece by Swiss company SolarImpact Yacht — a futuristic, solar-powered yacht with the capability to cruise the globe without needing to stop and refuel. The yacht is quick and quiet and is the…

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Tempest: Britain’s Next-Gen Stealth Fighter

The U.K. is investing $2.65 billion to become the first nation in the world to have a fleet of hi-tech unmanned fighter jets. A full-size model of the U.K.’s proposed next-generation jet fighter, called “Tempest,”…

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The Airbus Perlan 2 Glider Sets New Altitude Record

The Airbus Perlan 2 aircraft set a new gliding altitude world record recently. The pressurized glider flew to the edge of space to an altitude of an astonishing 76,000 ft. — well over 14 miles. The Perlan…

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BMW Unveils Its Riderless Motorcycle

First, there were self-driving cars. Next up, self-driving motorcycles. BMW Motorrad, the motorcycle division of the German automobile company, presented its first self-driving, riderless motorcycle at the BMW Motorrad Techday 2018 at Miramas, France. The…

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Japan to Conduct Test of Space Elevator

It may sound like the stuff of science fiction, but a Japanese team appears determined to bring a far-out-sounding concept to reality – they have developed a “space elevator.” Researchers at Shizuoka University, working in…

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HAL, a Hyper-Real Robot, Will Help Train Doctors

A team of researchers at Gaumard Scientific, a Miami-based company, has unveiled HAL, a robot boy that can cry, bleed, talk, and even has a “pulse.” HAL, the world’s most advanced pediatric patient simulator is…

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3D-Printed Gills May Let Users Breathe Underwater Like Fish

Our planet may see an increase in global temperatures of 3.2 degrees Celsius by 2100. Countless people could be displaced as a result of the rise in sea level. Megacities situated in coastal areas would…

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Eliminate Thoria by Switching to MultiStrike® for Safer Welding

Thoriated tungsten electrodes contain thoria, a radioactive element that can be dangerous to the health of workers. During the grinding of the electrode, there is a generation of radiotoxic dust, with the risk of this…

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Watch Thousands of Fish Blasted Out of a Plane to Restock Utah Lake

Have you ever seen flying fish? Well, if you happen to be visiting one of Utah’s many remote mountain lakes, you can get a chance to see fishes in the sky. Utah is famous for…

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Scientists Create a Bionic Eye for the First Time

Bionic eyes have long been a staple in science fiction, but now they are well on their way to becoming a reality. In a major breakthrough, a team of researchers from the University of Minnesota…

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Engineering

Solar-Powered Yacht Can Cruise the Globe Without Refueling

Tempest: Britain’s Next-Gen Stealth Fighter

The Airbus Perlan 2 Glider Sets New Altitude Record

BMW Unveils Its Riderless Motorcycle

Japan to Conduct Test of Space Elevator

HAL, a Hyper-Real Robot, Will Help Train Doctors

3D-Printed Gills May Let Users Breathe Underwater Like Fish

Eliminate Thoria by Switching to MultiStrike® for Safer Welding

Watch Thousands of Fish Blasted Out of a Plane to Restock Utah Lake

Scientists Create a Bionic Eye for the First Time

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