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The Challenger Explosion Offers a Cautionary Tale of Ethical Decision Making

The country watched with heightened anticipation, and then horror, as the space shuttle Challenger exploded before our eyes. New Hampshire schoolchildren were excited to be represented by a teacher, Christa McAuliffe, the first civilian to…

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The Future of Plastics? 96 Million “Shade Balls” Create Evaporation Barrier in California Reservoir

Presentiment of a Clean Future Necessity is the mother of invention. Can it be that pressing environmental problems will change the role of plastics in our lives? According to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, the answer…

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Solar Balloons Flying Above the Clouds Generate Electricity Night and Day

As per NASA, the sun irradiates the earth with 174 Petawatts (Pw) of solar energy per day. Approximately 30% of this energy is reflected back into space, and a major part of it is absorbed…

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Smart Power Grids Going Global, Could Reduce Emissions by 58%

Modernizing Electric Power Transmission & Distribution There is widespread demand for better battery storage for consumer electronics, electric vehicles and especially smart electric grids. The result is a perfect storm in favor of unprecedented levels…

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MesoGlue Might Replace Soldering and Welding

Soldering and welding require the application of heat, which can be a danger to delicate electrical equipment that might get damaged in the process. Scientists have developed a new type of metallic glue that can join…

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This Robot Can Solve a Rubik’s Cube in 1 Second Which is 400% Faster Than a Human

The world’s fastest Rubik’s cube solving robot is well, extremely fast. I mean so fast that it can solve a Rubik’s cube 400% faster than the fastest human ever to do it. The robot in…

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Flow Meters Help Ensure Safe Dispersal of Chemicals When It Comes to Crop Conservation

Hygiene and the elimination of pests and fungus is a major problem when it comes to the growth and storage of bulk crops in modern agriculture. From the preparation of the buildings used for food…

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Space Debris Could Trap Humans on Earth, Prevent Space Exploration

Cleaning Up the Ultimate Frontier This time of year most people are thinking about how they can tidy up around the house and de-clutter their New Year. Cleaning up is a great emotional challenge that…

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Quantum Algorithm Identifies Every Major Financial Cycle in 45 Years

Quantum Data Analytics promises the most radical shift in how future quantum based computer systems will process large data set that have little in the way of intuitive isomorphic relationships. This article is a window…

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World’s First Completely Washable Smartphone Launched in Japan

Most of us would have washed and scrubbed our smartphones long ago to get rid of all that dirt and kill bacteria if it didn’t mean turning your phone into a useless lump of dead electronics. But…

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Engineering

The Challenger Explosion Offers a Cautionary Tale of Ethical Decision Making

The Future of Plastics? 96 Million “Shade Balls” Create Evaporation Barrier in California Reservoir

Solar Balloons Flying Above the Clouds Generate Electricity Night and Day

Smart Power Grids Going Global, Could Reduce Emissions by 58%

MesoGlue Might Replace Soldering and Welding

This Robot Can Solve a Rubik’s Cube in 1 Second Which is 400% Faster Than a Human

Flow Meters Help Ensure Safe Dispersal of Chemicals When It Comes to Crop Conservation

Space Debris Could Trap Humans on Earth, Prevent Space Exploration

Quantum Algorithm Identifies Every Major Financial Cycle in 45 Years

World’s First Completely Washable Smartphone Launched in Japan

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