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The World’s Tallest Green Building: Sustainability Award Winner and Model for the World

Green Air Conditioning Technology Taipei 101 is the world’s third tallest green building at 1,667 feet (508m). It has received two special sustainability awards: “World’s Tallest Green Building” and LEED certification in Platinum, titles it…

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Footage: Monster Squid Attacks Greenpeace Submarine In The Bering Sea

Cephalopod Awareness Week, which officially takes place October 8th through the 12th, provided the public with some pretty incredible footage thanks to a short video Greenpeace USA posted to its Vine account following an encounter…

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The ‘New Tube For London’ Train Design Looks Like Something From Outer Space

London-based studio PriestManGoode unveiled the new train design for London’s underground transport system which the company calls the “New Tube for London”. The unique train design looks similar to a spaceship and features air conditioning,…

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The Best Images of Saturn from NASA’s Cassini Spacecraft Over the Past 10 Years

NASA’s Cassini spacecraft has been circling Saturn for over a decade now and has captured some incredible images in the process. After sending back over 300,000 images and traveling more than 3.8 billion miles, check…

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Open Data from Over 700 US Federal R&D Facilities Now Available to Entrepreneurs and Innovators

The US government spends $130 billion per year on research and development and other programs for accelerating economic growth, improving job opportunities and more. Most of the funds are invested at universities and federal laboratories.…

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Bake Your Own Robot? MIT Researchers Working Toward Major Advancement In Robotics.

Yes… Bakable robots. MIT researchers feel strongly that the next major step in robotics is robots that you literally have to bake to build. Components of the robots could be produced by 3-D printers then…

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The Ghost Gunner Can Manufacture AR-15s in a Matter of Hours from Your Home

Cody Wilson, responsible for the world’s first 3D-printed gun, has developed a machine called the Ghost Gunner capable of manufacturing unserialized semi-automatic rifle from the comfort of your own home. Wilson’s all-in-one desktop CNC mill…

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New Possibilities for Splitting H2O Turn Water into Hydrogen

The world has witnessed tremendous leaps in productivity of solar collection lately. The various ways of capturing photons to produce electrons to use as electricity now range from more efficient silicon cells to massive thermodynamic…

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NASA’s Unmanned Antares Rocket Explodes Right After Launch, Loses 5,000 Pounds of Cargo

Yesterday, NASA’s unmanned Antares rocket was set to take 5,000 pounds of cargo to the International Space Station but unfortunately exploded merely seconds after its launch in Virginia. The failure occurred roughly six seconds after…

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New Bicycle Technology Triggers Traffic Light Sensors, Moving Cyclists On Their Way

Old technology for traffic lights set fixed timers that made people wait at lights, even if there was no other traffic at the intersection. In the old days, when the pace of life was slower,…

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Engineering

The World’s Tallest Green Building: Sustainability Award Winner and Model for the World

Footage: Monster Squid Attacks Greenpeace Submarine In The Bering Sea

The ‘New Tube For London’ Train Design Looks Like Something From Outer Space

The Best Images of Saturn from NASA’s Cassini Spacecraft Over the Past 10 Years

Open Data from Over 700 US Federal R&D Facilities Now Available to Entrepreneurs and Innovators

Bake Your Own Robot? MIT Researchers Working Toward Major Advancement In Robotics.

The Ghost Gunner Can Manufacture AR-15s in a Matter of Hours from Your Home

New Possibilities for Splitting H2O Turn Water into Hydrogen

NASA’s Unmanned Antares Rocket Explodes Right After Launch, Loses 5,000 Pounds of Cargo

New Bicycle Technology Triggers Traffic Light Sensors, Moving Cyclists On Their Way

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