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Martin Aircraft Gains Approval for World’s First Commercial Personal Jetpack

The world first saw the personal jetpack in the 1965 James Bond movie Thunderball. Now, 51 years later, the technology finally looks ready for prime time. The Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand has just…

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Sustainable and Resilient SURE HOUSE Wins the 2015 Solar Decathlon

Solar Decathlon is a nationwide contest held by the U.S. Department of Energy to build solar-powered houses that are eye-catching, cost-effective, and energy-efficient. Stevens Institute of Technology’s SURE HOUSE or (sustainable + resilient) HOUSE, with…

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California’s First Floating Wind Farm Planned Off Scenic Morro Bay

The world currently has 175 wind farms in operation or the advanced planning stages. California has nearly 2,000 wind turbines generating about 8% of its electricity with plans to reach 50% from solar, wind, and…

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How to Go to Space: Explained Using ONLY the 1,000 Most Common Words

This video is an example of why I love the internet. Just when I get annoyed with trolls, social media, or you name it, the internet provides us with something like this “How to Go…

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Say Hello to the Latest Technology in Civil Engineering: PlasticRoad

Plastic is recycled into all manners of things – toys, shopping bags, and of course, plastic bottles. But what you may not have heard of until now is that governments all over the world are considering…

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World War III: Hackers vs. Cybersecurity “Unicorns”

There are countless scenarios in which the next World War will take place. One of the most likely is a war sparked by a particularly bad and damaging computer network attack that takes out electric…

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Hasso Plattner Institute’s Protopiper Can Sketch Room Sized Objects at Actual Scale

3D printing is changing the way we do a whole lot of things, including the way we use regular household items. A team at the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design created what they call the…

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The Promise of Synthetic Genomes

IndustryTap has reported on the ways in which biology has been transformed from a focus on deciphering DNA sequences in living biological species to creating synthetic genomes. At issue is dealing with human, animal, and…

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Scientists Turn Sound Waves Into ‘Tractor Beam’ to Move Objects

A tractor beam is a ray that can move objects without any physical contact. The idea has been used in countless science fiction stories over the years. But this idea may soon turn into reality.…

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Meet Honda’s 2016 Hubless Electric Concept Motorcycle

Last week, Honda unveiled its retro-modern Honda hubless electric motorcycle. According to Yanko Design, the new hubless CB160 (2016) motorcycle was designed by James Stumpf to “pay tribute to the classic Honda 160 in a not-so-subtle…

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Engineering

Martin Aircraft Gains Approval for World’s First Commercial Personal Jetpack

Sustainable and Resilient SURE HOUSE Wins the 2015 Solar Decathlon

California’s First Floating Wind Farm Planned Off Scenic Morro Bay

How to Go to Space: Explained Using ONLY the 1,000 Most Common Words

Say Hello to the Latest Technology in Civil Engineering: PlasticRoad

World War III: Hackers vs. Cybersecurity “Unicorns”

Hasso Plattner Institute’s Protopiper Can Sketch Room Sized Objects at Actual Scale

The Promise of Synthetic Genomes

Scientists Turn Sound Waves Into ‘Tractor Beam’ to Move Objects

Meet Honda’s 2016 Hubless Electric Concept Motorcycle

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