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New Zealand Disappearing From World Maps?

Today’s viral video This story appeared today in the New York Times. Apparently world maps displayed at New York City’s Smithsonian Institution, Central Park Zoo, Ikea and Starbucks failed to include New Zealand which is…

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GGB Is Leading the Way in Hydropower Bearings From Brazil’s Belo Monte to the Panama Canal

GGB is known for its robust solutions pertaining to renewable energy applications, most notably in the hydropower industry where the company’s extensive experience and expertise make it second to none. Currently at the forefront of…

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Zalige Bridge by NEXT Architects Embraces Flooding

Since the Netherlands lies just one meter above sea level — an eighth of the country lies below sea level — it has an extensive flood history. To combat this issue, Dutch designers have constructed…

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How Will Blockchain Disrupt Wall Street & Main Street Jobs?

Today, software and financial services industries, two of the world’s largest, are posting jobs for blockchain talent on job sites in major cities. Some techies who have been to Wall Street, for example, muse that…

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World’s Largest Plane Will Take Off This Summer

The world’s largest plane, the Stratolaunch, is lumbering toward its first flight. The plane, a 500,000-lb. beast, recently completed a runway test in anticipation of its debut flight, which is planned for some time this summer.…

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Facebook Privacy: Delete These Things Now

After the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook is reeling from privacy-related issues. Concerned about privacy, many people have deleted their accounts. If you are a regular Facebook user and you want to continue with your account,…

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MIT Researchers Create Mind-Reading Headset, Sort of …

MIT researchers have invented a new computer interface that allows you to talk to computers without speaking and listen to them without using your ears — at least, not in the usual way. Known as…

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Hyperloop Transportation Technologies Building Test Track

Hyperloop Transportation Technologies has been kind of missing in action for around a year now, ever since the California company announced it was building the world’s first full-scale, passenger-ready hyperloop. It took a while, but…

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Your Smartphone May Soon Test for Water Contamination

Water is life. We cannot survive without it. But do you trust that your drinking water is safe? While public water supplies are tested frequently for contaminants, the testing might not reflect the true condition…

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Stem Cell-Based Retinal Implant Could Stop Age-Related Blindness

Non-neovascular age-related macular degeneration (NNAMD) is the most common cause of irreversible vision loss in the developed world. At present, there is no treatment available for the advanced stages of this problem. However, a big…

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Engineering

New Zealand Disappearing From World Maps?

GGB Is Leading the Way in Hydropower Bearings From Brazil’s Belo Monte to the Panama Canal

Zalige Bridge by NEXT Architects Embraces Flooding

How Will Blockchain Disrupt Wall Street & Main Street Jobs?

World’s Largest Plane Will Take Off This Summer

Facebook Privacy: Delete These Things Now

MIT Researchers Create Mind-Reading Headset, Sort of …

Hyperloop Transportation Technologies Building Test Track

Your Smartphone May Soon Test for Water Contamination

Stem Cell-Based Retinal Implant Could Stop Age-Related Blindness

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