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Earth: Rumble, Crumble, Crack: Mexico’s Sonoran Desert Splits Open With a Giant Crack in the Earth

There are few facts but a lot of speculation as to why a massive crack developed in the Sonoran desert region of Hermosillo, Mexico. The mystery is, just what could possibly cause this particular area…

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India Investing $100 Billion in Renewable Energy to Meet 35% Target by 2050

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently announced a $100 billion renewable energy initiative to help bring electricity to all Indian homes and industrial units around the clock and do away with blackouts and brownouts that…

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Kawasaki’s Supercharged 300-Horsepower Superbike is the Most Powerful Production Bike On the Planet!

Kawasaki has unveiled a brand new 300-horsepower superbike called the Ninja H2R. The bike is the first of its kind, one of a few motorcycles on the planet equipped with a supercharger, which was built…

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Ebolabot Developed to Combat Ebola in Hospitals

The Ebola virus has killed thousands of people in West Africa and currently has the U.S. on high alert. The Ebola virus can survive for up to six days on solid surfaces. Though it can…

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Lockheed Martin Announces Affordable, Clean Fusion Energy Just 10 Years Away

According to a Lockheed Martin announcement October 15, 2014, the National Academy of Engineering may soon be able to “tick off” one of the 14 “Grand Challenges for Engineering” for the century ahead. If true,…

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Recycled Smartphones Worth Their Weight in Gold

German company Aurubis, a global leader in recycling copper and precious metals, is making a killing on yesterday’s fashionable technology, which is now considered junk. And Aurubis is the only German company currently recycling smartphones…

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Scientists Stop Light Like a Red Light Stops Traffic

Light travels at a speed of about 186,000 miles per second (300,000 kilometers per second). The sunlight that we see here on Earth actually left the Sun 8 minutes before. Nothing in this universe travels…

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Stanford Engineers Create the Foldscope, a $1 Paper Microscope

Stanford engineers recently invented the Foldscope, which essentially creates a scaffold capable of holding a lens and an LED in alignment. A microscope can be placed in between, and the lens and focus changes as…

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Pack Your 3D-Printed Portable Wind Turbine in a Bag and Take It Wherever You Go

We’ve seen those so-called portable diesel and petrol electricity generators. But these portable generators are bulky and heavy to move and not very environmentally friendly. Now, we have a technology that can really be called…

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State-of-the-Art Physics Software Elevates Paper Airplane Design to a New Level

For most people, paper airplanes are a delight of being a child and we may revisit the art when we are in college studying aerodynamics or Leonardo da Vinci’s ornithropter, a model plane made of…

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Engineering

Earth: Rumble, Crumble, Crack: Mexico’s Sonoran Desert Splits Open With a Giant Crack in the Earth

India Investing $100 Billion in Renewable Energy to Meet 35% Target by 2050

Kawasaki’s Supercharged 300-Horsepower Superbike is the Most Powerful Production Bike On the Planet!

Ebolabot Developed to Combat Ebola in Hospitals

Lockheed Martin Announces Affordable, Clean Fusion Energy Just 10 Years Away

Recycled Smartphones Worth Their Weight in Gold

Scientists Stop Light Like a Red Light Stops Traffic

Stanford Engineers Create the Foldscope, a $1 Paper Microscope

Pack Your 3D-Printed Portable Wind Turbine in a Bag and Take It Wherever You Go

State-of-the-Art Physics Software Elevates Paper Airplane Design to a New Level

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