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Scientists Confirm Presence of Water Ice on the Moon

Scientists have long believed that water exits on the moon. But now, this belief has finally been confirmed by a team of scientists, led by Shuai Li of the University of Hawaii and Brown University, and…

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Wi-Fi Signals in Public Areas to Detect Bombs and Weapons in Bags

Traditional screening typically requires costly specialized equipment and trained staff to track down dangerous, hidden materials. Due to this, most of the time security forces have to rely on manual inspection, which is not always…

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Apple Hints 3D Touch for iPhones Might Be on the Way Out

In 2015, Apple introduced 3D Touch for the iPhone and at the time the company believed the technology would play a massive role in its success moving forward, especially as it pertains to smartphone innovation.…

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Ultra-Sleek TMC Dumont Motorcycle Has Rolls-Royce Aircraft Engine!

The idea of strapping an aircraft engine to a motorcycle isn’t quite new; we have seen plenty of concept bikes experimenting with this idea in the past. But the TMC Dumont with “the largest wheels…

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Hydrogen Fuel Breakthrough to Power Cars

Hydrogen as an energy source for sustainable transport has great potential. Some of the world’s biggest car companies, including Toyota, Hyundai, and BMW are betting on hydrogen fuel as the way of the future. Hydrogen-powered…

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StormBreaker: The Newest U.S. Air Force Deadly Weapon

Adverse weather conditions greatly limit the capability of pilots to strike moving targets. This has led to the requirement of an all-weather solution that enhances military capabilities without being affected by conditions on the ground…

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World’s Largest Man-Made Waterfall: $120 per Hour to Run

China is showing off its wealth, status, power, and importance by building innovative sky-soaring structures. Large Chinese cities and even some smaller towns have skyscrapers galore. Now in the race to do something great and…

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Liquid Metal Flow Battery for Affordable Storage of Green Energy

For years, researchers have pursued the technology for a better flow battery for the power grid that could lead to affordable storage of renewable power. In a flow battery, two liquids, one with a positive…

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U.S. Army to Acquire Airborne Microwave System That Snipes Drones Out of the Sky

Lockheed Martin has developed a drone-demolishing airborne microwave system that quite literally cooks drones in midair. As if that were not cool enough, the U.S. Army has announced plans to purchase the technology, which can…

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Tidal Energy Projects Proliferating Around the World

A Darkhorse in Renewable Energy Adoption The advances being made in solar and wind energy are significant but one fact will forever remain true: Tidal energy from ocean tides will always be more predictable. But…

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Engineering

Scientists Confirm Presence of Water Ice on the Moon

Wi-Fi Signals in Public Areas to Detect Bombs and Weapons in Bags

Apple Hints 3D Touch for iPhones Might Be on the Way Out

Ultra-Sleek TMC Dumont Motorcycle Has Rolls-Royce Aircraft Engine!

Hydrogen Fuel Breakthrough to Power Cars

StormBreaker: The Newest U.S. Air Force Deadly Weapon

World’s Largest Man-Made Waterfall: $120 per Hour to Run

Liquid Metal Flow Battery for Affordable Storage of Green Energy

U.S. Army to Acquire Airborne Microwave System That Snipes Drones Out of the Sky

Tidal Energy Projects Proliferating Around the World

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