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Breakthrough Auditory Brainstem Implant Helps Little Girl Hear for the First Time

Six-year-old Jiya Bravishi underwent a new experimental procedure, an Auditory Brainstem Implant, to connect electrodes and a microchip to her brain stem, and is now able to hear and repeat sounds: apple, bus, red fish, blue…

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Human Settlements in Space: Mars Madness?

Advancements in technology and space travel mean human settlement on Mars is already possible using existing technologies. But while the mechanisms are ready, is human psychology? Programs like Mars One are already ramping up plans…

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Powered By Humidity, Watch a Teeny Tiny Car Leverage Its Energy From Evaporation!

Scientists continue to do incredible things on a daily basis, whether it be on a large scale or a small scale. Recently, a team at Columbia University used humidity as fuel in order to power…

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Hubble, Hubble, Toil and Bubble

The Hubble space telescope was placed in orbital operation on April 24, 1990. It was named after Edwin Powell Hubble (1889 – 1953). Hubble (the guy) was a notable astronomer, and, among other things, known…

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WARNING, Experiment Only: Electrostatically Harvesting Power from High Voltage Power Lines

*Note from author: Please do not try this experiment without a thorough knowledge of electricity! Please understand that it is illegal to take power from power lines. This is an experiment only. The following article was contributed…

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Elon Musk Wasn’t Lying… SpaceX Just Announced a Student Hyperloop Pod Racer Competition

Months ago, Elon Musk hinted at the idea of SpaceX holding a “student Hyperloop pod racer competition.” Well, turns out it wasn’t a joke, as SpaceX has officially announced an official contest open to university…

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BLOODHOUND Supersonic Car Will Make Its World Debut on November 17th, 2015!

BLOODHOUND SSC (Supersonic Car) will make its world debut on November 17th, 2015 with a 200 mph trial at Newquay Aerohub in Cornwall. The car will then be fitted with airbrakes and winglets ready to…

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This is the First Artificial Leg that Allows Patients to ‘Feel’ the Ground Beneath Them!

Prosthetic limbs keep getting better and better, thanks to more research, data, and improved technology. Now, we have the world’s first artificial leg that can “feel,” meaning it allows users to literally feel the ground beneath…

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RUD’s Tecdos Tool Mover Securely Handles Injection Moulding While Lowering Risks and Minimizing Damages

Are you or your company constantly having to handle heavy and sensitive injection moulding tools, yet can’t seem to prevent damage to crane breaks, rope, and floors when it comes to moving or tilting these…

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Soyuz Space Capsule Redefines the Definition of ‘Soft Landing’ By Crashing Into Kazakstan

On Thursday of last week, the Soyuz Space Capsule “soft landed” on the steppe of Kazakstan, a huge accomplishment but also a pretty big understatement. Italy’s Samantha Cristoforetti, Russia’s Anton Shkaplerov, and the United States’…

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Engineering

Breakthrough Auditory Brainstem Implant Helps Little Girl Hear for the First Time

Human Settlements in Space: Mars Madness?

Powered By Humidity, Watch a Teeny Tiny Car Leverage Its Energy From Evaporation!

Hubble, Hubble, Toil and Bubble

WARNING, Experiment Only: Electrostatically Harvesting Power from High Voltage Power Lines

Elon Musk Wasn’t Lying… SpaceX Just Announced a Student Hyperloop Pod Racer Competition

BLOODHOUND Supersonic Car Will Make Its World Debut on November 17th, 2015!

This is the First Artificial Leg that Allows Patients to ‘Feel’ the Ground Beneath Them!

RUD’s Tecdos Tool Mover Securely Handles Injection Moulding While Lowering Risks and Minimizing Damages

Soyuz Space Capsule Redefines the Definition of ‘Soft Landing’ By Crashing Into Kazakstan

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