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ArtScience Museum of Singapore: A Modern Marvel of Science, Technology and Art

Designed by internationally renowned architect Moshe Safdie, the ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore looks like a giant lily pad floating on the Bay waterfront. The museum is not only an artistic inspiration, but…

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Wavy Paris Apartment Building Channels The Guggenheim

French firm Emmanuel Combarel Dominique Marrec Architects, otherwise know as ECDM, and designers of the RATP Bus Centre Thiais, Paris, has designed new Paris apartment building and student housing complex, Arcueil ZAC du Coteau, that is…

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FireCast Predictive Analytics: Where Is The Next Fire Likely To Be?

IndustryTap has reported on the use of predictive analytics modeling that imagines and estimates when our civilization might collapse and under what conditions or when and where the next crime might occur. This approach is known as a…

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London’s Massive Crossrail Network Is 60% Done… Take a Look at The Tunneling Progress!

Crossrail, Europe’s biggest construction project, is approximately 60% complete and we now have images showing how much progress has been made. While estimates are that London’s Crossrail Network will need three more years of construction…

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Kodiak Power Bank: A Thick Skinned, Rugged, Powerful Mobile Charger

One problem with high-tech devices is their inability to maintain a charge over long periods of time, meaning, cell phones, laptops and other devices run out of power just when you’re “furthest from society” and…

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HeliCat 22: A Catamaran That Flies Over Rough Water

The innovative HeliCat 22 looks like a helicopter, but does its best work on the water, not in the air. This cool-looking catamaran is fast and stable, equipped with 4 side facing jump seats with seat belts. It…

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Nagoya’s Hydraulic Flash Flood Prevention Barriers

Mega Cities In Japan Susceptible To Floods The March 11, 2011 tsunami changed Japan forever and has refocused the nation’s attention on water damage threats and the adequacy of Japan’s “built environment” Human structures such…

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Military & Civilian Satellites: A Brave New Battlefield

The U.S. Strategic Command reported that Russia’s Kosmos-2495 Imaging Reconnaissance Satellite fell out of orbit and burned up in the atmosphere on September 9, 2014. The news was immediately denied by the Russian Defense Ministry,…

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Cybershock: Terrorist Hackers Attacking Open Society

Terrorist Hackers Terrorist hackers, phreakers, identity thieves, and internet terrorists, my how the world has changed! Intent on making life difficult for those who have adopted “open society” as a way of life, these modern…

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European Extremely Large Telescope Given The Go-Ahead…. Expected To Be Completed By 2024

The European Southern Observatory’s Council recently announced it has approved construction for the world’s largest telescope named “European Extremely Large Telescope”. “The decision taken by Council means that the telescope can now be built,” said…

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Engineering

ArtScience Museum of Singapore: A Modern Marvel of Science, Technology and Art

Wavy Paris Apartment Building Channels The Guggenheim

FireCast Predictive Analytics: Where Is The Next Fire Likely To Be?

London’s Massive Crossrail Network Is 60% Done… Take a Look at The Tunneling Progress!

Kodiak Power Bank: A Thick Skinned, Rugged, Powerful Mobile Charger

HeliCat 22: A Catamaran That Flies Over Rough Water

Nagoya’s Hydraulic Flash Flood Prevention Barriers

Military & Civilian Satellites: A Brave New Battlefield

Cybershock: Terrorist Hackers Attacking Open Society

European Extremely Large Telescope Given The Go-Ahead…. Expected To Be Completed By 2024

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