Engineering

Biggest Diamond in the Last 100 Years Found in Mine in North-Central Botswana

Miners in north-central Botswana have discovered what is being labeled the biggest diamond to be found in the last 100 years after unearthing a stone that measures 65 x 56 x 40 millimeters. Reports from the…

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Thought-Controlled Bionic Arm Can Now Be Purchased For the First Time Ever

The newest innovation in the field of intuitive medical technology is a thought-controlled bionic arm that is now available for purchase. The technology has been in the testing phase for the past couple of years,…

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Cooking Thermite in the Kitchen Will Result in a Hole in Your Stove

Add it to the list of things I’ve never done and probably will never do… Cooking thermite on a stovetop. After all, it just sounds like a bad idea. As you would guess, the experiment…

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International Space Station Has Experienced a Small Electrical Fault With No Quick Fix

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station will have to do without one power channel for the time being due to a small electrical fault, NASA has announced. NASA says the fault reduces the available power…

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The EcoLog 590D is a 20,000-Pound Tree Cutting Machine With a LogMax 7000 Head

While not much is known about the EcoLog 590D, it has managed to make the rounds on the internet recently, mostly because it looks like an absolute beast of a machine. Videos of the 20,000…

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World’s Largest Ocean Carrier Fleets & Ships

IndustryTap reported on Danish shipping and oil conglomerate AP Moeller-Maersk, which had the world’s largest ship, the AP Triple-E in 2014, at 1,312 feet (400m) long and capable of carrying 18,340 TEU. Maersk’s ships were built by Daewoo Shipbuilding…

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Sensor Technology for Dark, Hot, Inaccessible Environments

Sensors are set to become so ubiquitous that they will monitor and control nearly every aspect of your internal (i.e. biological) and external (i.e. environmental) life. Sensors can be especially useful in detecting hazardous materials in…

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Futuristic Flying Vehicles Will Deliver Goods Then Poof Out of Existence

It sounds like an engineering fantasy or a scene out of a Harry Potter movie, but it is real that Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), a branch of the U.S. Department of Defense, is developing unmanned,…

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Will New $45 Billion Egyptian Capital Spark Economic Renaissance?

A New World Capital IndustryTap has reported on Egypt’s South Valley Project, Sahara Forest Project, and breakthroughs in desalination technology. Now, the Egyptian government is planning to build a new Egyptian capital city east of Cairo, the…

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See How the Manholes Scattered Across New York City are Made

National Geographic states in the video description: Filmmaker Natasha Raheja traces the origin of New York City’s famous manhole covers back to Howrah, India. In her film, Cast in India, she goes inside one of…

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Engineering

Biggest Diamond in the Last 100 Years Found in Mine in North-Central Botswana

Thought-Controlled Bionic Arm Can Now Be Purchased For the First Time Ever

Cooking Thermite in the Kitchen Will Result in a Hole in Your Stove

International Space Station Has Experienced a Small Electrical Fault With No Quick Fix

The EcoLog 590D is a 20,000-Pound Tree Cutting Machine With a LogMax 7000 Head

World’s Largest Ocean Carrier Fleets & Ships

Sensor Technology for Dark, Hot, Inaccessible Environments

Futuristic Flying Vehicles Will Deliver Goods Then Poof Out of Existence

Will New $45 Billion Egyptian Capital Spark Economic Renaissance?

See How the Manholes Scattered Across New York City are Made

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