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iPhone 6 Survives Crash Landing From Space

California-based Urban Armor Gear undertook a stunt to test its military-grade case for iPhone 6 by dropping it to Earth from an altitude of 100,000 feet. The entire drop test was filmed by a camera attached…

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Golden Gate Bridge ‘Zipper Truck’ Lays Out 3,500 Traffic Barriers in a Matter of Minutes

Traffic congestion is a big problem for every city, especially on bridges. As the daily traffic on a bridge increases, the best way to increase bridge capacity is to create a managed lanes facility. By doing so, additional lanes…

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Scientists Read Hidden Magnetic Messages From “Hard Drives” From Space

Asteroids act as time capsules, containing vital information about the history of our solar system. Meteorites are part of asteroids that survive falling through the earth’s atmosphere and colliding with the earth’s surface. Scientists have…

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To Celebrate Success of Its Record-Breaking Car, Donkervoort Announces D8 GTO Bilster Berg Edition

Dutch sports car maker Donkervoort has officially unveiled a special edition of its D8 GTO sports car. The D8 GTO Bilster Berg Edition has been created to celebrate the success of the company’s record-breaking test…

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Plant Power: Dutch Company Harvests Electricity From Living Plants

Plant-e, a start-up company in the Netherlands, has discovered new technology to harvest electricity from plants without damaging them. The company used this electricity to power cell phone chargers, Wi-Fi hotspots and even illuminated over 300…

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Become a pro web developer with a lifetime of guidance from OSTraining. With instruction from experts in their fields, you’ll learn how to hack and develop open-source programs. 1800+ videos on WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, SEO,…

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NASA’s 2-Story, 7-Ton Robotic Arm Ready to Turn 3-D Computer Drawings Into Spacecraft Components

NASA Langley showed off its seven-ton, two-story robotic arm named ISAAC (Integrated Structural Assembly of Advanced Composites) on Monday, one of merely three of its kind in the world. ISAAC is a $3 million system…

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SPIDER Telescope Returns From Space With New Data About the Early Universe

This SPIDER doesn’t crawl up walls in search of flies; it hitches a ride via balloon to the edge of space seeking gravitational waves produced during the Big Bang. The successful New Year’s Day launch…

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Rolls-Royce Agrees to Power Freight Trains in South Africa as Part of Massive Infrastructure Project

Rolls-Royce has agreed to a $112 million to deal to build 232 engines for Chinese locomotive manufacturer CNR Dalian to power freight trains in South Africa. The deal represents one of the biggest infrastructure projects…

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NASA Testing Mars Helicopter Capable of Scouting Routes for Rovers on the Martian Surface

In order to better explore Mars without having to worry about maneuvering around uneven terrain, ridges, and valleys, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory is working on a Mars Helicopter capable of recording and relaying terrestrial data…

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Engineering

iPhone 6 Survives Crash Landing From Space

Golden Gate Bridge ‘Zipper Truck’ Lays Out 3,500 Traffic Barriers in a Matter of Minutes

Scientists Read Hidden Magnetic Messages From “Hard Drives” From Space

To Celebrate Success of Its Record-Breaking Car, Donkervoort Announces D8 GTO Bilster Berg Edition

Plant Power: Dutch Company Harvests Electricity From Living Plants

Save 96% On Lifetime Web Developer Training: 1800+ Video Tutorials & Monthly Web Design Books

NASA’s 2-Story, 7-Ton Robotic Arm Ready to Turn 3-D Computer Drawings Into Spacecraft Components

SPIDER Telescope Returns From Space With New Data About the Early Universe

Rolls-Royce Agrees to Power Freight Trains in South Africa as Part of Massive Infrastructure Project

NASA Testing Mars Helicopter Capable of Scouting Routes for Rovers on the Martian Surface

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