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Video of World’s Largest Rope Swing Viewed 27 Million Times

We’ve all swung on a rope swing at one time or another, usually as youngsters or young adults enjoying a nice day amongst friends swimming and frolicking in a river or lake. But daredevils can…

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This New Amusement Park is 20 Stories Underground

Amusement parks and “spectacular” often come together. If they don’t, the amusement park may not be in business very long. Amusement Parks as Distant Memories The world is strewn with old, abandoned amusement parks that…

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Nuclear Disaster Could Be Unfolding at Indian Point 35 Miles from New York City

Many may be distracted by tonight’s Super Bowl but yesterday, Saturday, February 6, 2016, the Indian Point Nuclear Plant owned by Entergy (ETR) and located along the Hudson River reported radiation levels in 3 monitored…

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Caltech Researchers Find Evidence of a Ninth Planet

Soon, our solar system’s image may undergo a radical makeover as there is evidence of one real planet in our solar system that is yet to be discovered. Dr. Mike Brown and Dr. Konstantin Batygin, researchers…

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Strategic Russian Military Aggression Just Getting Started

According to Russian Today, a new report on the state of the Russian Nuclear Triad suggests Russia is significantly expanding the scope of its strategic nuclear modernization in an effort to increase its influence in…

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Britain’s First Amphibious House is Designed to Escape Flooding

Waterfront properties offer great views but often come with a major drawback – flood damage. But a London-based design firm, Baca Architects, has developed a potential solution – an amphibious house that rises with the…

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France to Pave 621 Miles (1,000 km) of Roadway with Ultra Thin Solar Panels

According to the transportation industry, paved roadways are only “occupied” or have vehicular traffic 10% of the time. The idea of turning roadways into solar energy resources is a no-brainer providing the technology is cheap,…

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Ziplines Growing in Length, Popularity Around the World

The world has hundreds of ziplines in many countries with a variety of attractive features. Nearly all zip lines provide a scenic view of either a city or the countryside. Ziplines vary in length from…

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Scientists Create Flexible Device Capable of Providing Sweat Analytics in Real-Time

Wearable tech is starting to take off, especially within the health and fitness industry. Scientists at Stanford University and the University of California–Berkeley have been determined to develop a device capable of tracking what’s secreted…

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Vessel Leak Sealed Without Hot Work or Damage

During March 2015, an offshore Oil and Gas platform contacted Belzona requiring a unique solution for the repair of a seawater bulk media filter vessel. Located in the Gulf of Mexico, USA, the bottom of…

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Engineering

Video of World’s Largest Rope Swing Viewed 27 Million Times

This New Amusement Park is 20 Stories Underground

Nuclear Disaster Could Be Unfolding at Indian Point 35 Miles from New York City

Caltech Researchers Find Evidence of a Ninth Planet

Strategic Russian Military Aggression Just Getting Started

Britain’s First Amphibious House is Designed to Escape Flooding

France to Pave 621 Miles (1,000 km) of Roadway with Ultra Thin Solar Panels

Ziplines Growing in Length, Popularity Around the World

Scientists Create Flexible Device Capable of Providing Sweat Analytics in Real-Time

Vessel Leak Sealed Without Hot Work or Damage

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