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Pedal Over Ecuador’s Cloud Forest on a Sky Bike

You can walk through Ecuador’s Andean cloud forests to catch a glimpse of the mist-shrouded lushness. But nothing can quite beat the Sky Bike, a thrilling bicycle ride that lets you fly through the mist.…

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With Nanoparticles Discretion is the Better Part of Valor

Careful With “Double Edged” Swords Scientists leave room for hope and imagination but never fully support any idea, whatsoever, unless there are repeatable experiments substantiating it. So when scientists and researchers begin to speak about…

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This Waste-to-Energy Plant Puffs Smoke Rings & Has a Ski Slope!

Challenging Perceptions in Architecture Maybe the book should have been called “Humans are from Venus, Danes are from Mars.” Actually, from the 8th to the 10th centuries, Danes were known by another name: Vikings. Perhaps…

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Best Opportunities For Electrical Engineers Have Moved From Hardware to Software

Winging It Some friends of mine that were computer nerds but basically sales people lost their jobs in the late 1980s and decided to go freelance. Year 1 they put an ad in the Yellow Pages…

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This Rainbow Dome in Sweden is Actually a Power Plant and Public Park

Power plants are generally massive and ugly structures, but Danish architect Bjarke Ingels has proposed to top Uppsala power plant with a crystalline dome. In 2014, BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) was invited by the Swedish…

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Digital Millennium Copyright Act & Your “Right to Repair”

IndustryTap has written about a former fusion engineer turned farmer, Marcin Jakubowski, who experienced just how expensive it was to buy and repair farm machinery, so he sat down and designed 50 Do-It-Yourself Open Source…

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Pleurobot Mimics a Salamander, Allowing It to Easily Move From Land to Water

Researchers at Switzerland’s EPFL have built the most salamander-like robot this world has ever seen, though I’m not sure how many others have ever even attempted such a task. The robot looks like a skeleton…

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This Mini Windmill Quietly Turns Wind Into Electricity for Your Home

Though it’s very common to see solar panels installed on homes, it is still fairly rare to see a wind turbine on rooftops. But all this is likely to change soon after a Rotterdam-based tech firm,…

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British Government Approves Plans for Spaceport in the United Kingdom

A spaceport is coming to the United Kingdom, as the British government has approved the first one ever in Europe. Early speculation was that the spaceport would be built in Wales, but those appear to…

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Kenyan Student Converts Human Waste Into Clean Cooking Gas

Pit toilets are very common in rural Kenya. These toilets are basically holes in the ground with no water for flushing. Of course, they don’t always work well. Due to this shoddy sanitation system, Maseno…

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Engineering

Pedal Over Ecuador’s Cloud Forest on a Sky Bike

With Nanoparticles Discretion is the Better Part of Valor

This Waste-to-Energy Plant Puffs Smoke Rings & Has a Ski Slope!

Best Opportunities For Electrical Engineers Have Moved From Hardware to Software

This Rainbow Dome in Sweden is Actually a Power Plant and Public Park

Digital Millennium Copyright Act & Your “Right to Repair”

Pleurobot Mimics a Salamander, Allowing It to Easily Move From Land to Water

This Mini Windmill Quietly Turns Wind Into Electricity for Your Home

British Government Approves Plans for Spaceport in the United Kingdom

Kenyan Student Converts Human Waste Into Clean Cooking Gas

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