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Water Powered Motorbike Gets 1,171 Miles Per Gallon! Is it Legit?

A number of reports about water-powered cars and motorbikes have been reported on the internet recently. A pattern of these claims seems to follow the price of gasoline. When the price of gasoline is low,…

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Taiwan’s Danjiang Bridge Design Competition Winner Announced

Port of Taipei to Gain World Class Port Status The Danjiang Bridge competition between civil engineers and architects from Asia, Europe, and North America to win a contract for the design of an iconic $260…

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See How NASA’s RS-25 Rocket Engine Fared in This 525 Second-Long Static Firing

NASA tested its RS-25 rocket engine last week, four of which will be in charge of boosting the SLS rocket to Mars one day. NASA’s Stennis Space Center (MS) conducted a 525 second-long static firing…

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70% of High-Tech Firms are Experimenting with 3D Printers, Fueling 82% CAGR

Where is 3D Printing Headed? A new study by the United Parcel Service, UPS Fifth Annual Change in the Supply Chain, shows, among other developments, that more and more high-tech firms are actively assessing how 3D printing…

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I Can’t Decide if this Autonomous Stroller With Cruise Control is Good or Bad?

We’re trying to make everything self-driving it seems from cars to now, strollers? Using Volkswagen’s adaptive cruise control, in addition to built-in sensors, it appears as though an autonomous stroller is on the way even…

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JAXA’s H-IIB Rocket Launch: Live Streaming Now 8/19/15

JAXA’s H-IIB Rocket filled with supplies for the International Space Station: Broadcast live streaming video on Ustream

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Tiny Abod Shelters Can Provide a Humane Home in Just One Day

The global population in slums will continue to grow enormously due to rising populations and rapid urbanization. According to some estimates, this figure may grow to 2 billion by 2030. Living conditions in these slums are…

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Mini-Segways Invading US Cities

Mini-Segways are beginning to invade the streets of US cities. I live in Boston and saw my first one two weeks ago and then two more last night. According to reports, the first mini-Segway device was…

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Surf Snowdinia, a Former Aluminum Factory, Produces The World’s Longest Artificial Waves

What was once an aluminum factory is now a man-made lake in North Wales, England, known for producing the world’s longest artificial waves. Surf Snowdinia, which took almost 10 years to create, is an experience…

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SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Seamlessly Passes Ground Simulation Test, a Major Milestone

SpaceX’s Crew Dragon passed a huge ground simulation test this week, moving it one step closer to one day carrying astronauts to the International Space Station. The Crew Dragon avionics seamlessly passed a test for…

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Engineering

Water Powered Motorbike Gets 1,171 Miles Per Gallon! Is it Legit?

Taiwan’s Danjiang Bridge Design Competition Winner Announced

See How NASA’s RS-25 Rocket Engine Fared in This 525 Second-Long Static Firing

70% of High-Tech Firms are Experimenting with 3D Printers, Fueling 82% CAGR

I Can’t Decide if this Autonomous Stroller With Cruise Control is Good or Bad?

JAXA’s H-IIB Rocket Launch: Live Streaming Now 8/19/15

Tiny Abod Shelters Can Provide a Humane Home in Just One Day

Mini-Segways Invading US Cities

Surf Snowdinia, a Former Aluminum Factory, Produces The World’s Longest Artificial Waves

SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Seamlessly Passes Ground Simulation Test, a Major Milestone

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