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Major Breakthrough: Desalination Powered by Graphite and Solar Energy

IndustryTap has written extensively about desalination. With worldwide spending on desalination technology expected to hit $16.6 billion by 2016, there is plenty of research and development underway driven by the world’s growing need for fresh…

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A Star in Our Galactic Neighborhood Just Exploded

On January 11th of this year, astronomers at the Keck Observatory in Waimea, Hawaii, were able to detect a supernova in Messier 82 (M82), approximately 11.4 million light-years away from Earth. While 11 million light…

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NASA Shares Futuristic Designs to Help Explore New Worlds

The NIAC (NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts) program aims at turning science fiction into science fact through pioneering technology development. For that, NIAC has picked 12 concepts for future space travel and cosmic science. NASA has…

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Large Amount Of Ozone-Damaging CFC Found In Our Atmosphere, Despite Ban In 1987

Chlorofluorocarbons, commonly referred to as CFCs have been somewhat of an afterthought ever since being banned from products like aerosol sprays and solvents years ago. A new study from NASA shows some unsettling news, revealing…

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Airbus and Safran Joining Forces To Compete With SpaceX…

French engine maker Safran and Airbus are linking up in a joint venture to develop space launchers capable of competing with Elon Musk’s SpaceX. Specifically, the two companies will work together on producing Ariane rockets…

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NASA’s “Faster Than Warp Drive” Project Keeps Star Trek Dreams Alive

Had humans been alive billions of years ago, when the universe was more compact, it may have been easier to leapfrog from planet to planet or solar system to solar system. But today’s distances are…

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Deliveries For Eurofighter Typhoon Warplanes Suspended After Rear Fuselage Defect Discovered

Germany announced yesterday that all deliveries for Eurofighter Typhoon warplanes would be suspended after a rear fuselage manufacturing defect was discovered. Reports say that the worst case scenario regarding the defect could potentially result in…

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Google Backed Company, Calico, Looking To ‘Cure Death’ With New $1.5 Billion Research Center

Calico, a life-extension company backed by Google, has partnered with big pharma AbbVie in order to “cure death” through researching and developing new drugs to solve diseases such as cancer and Alzheimer’s. The new $1.5…

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Marine Corps Unveils Laser Weapon Drone Killer

The Marine Corps is actively testing a new laser weapon that can be mounted on a Humvee, called the Ground-Based Air Defense Directed Energy On-the-Move Program (GBAD), which could be used to shoot down low-flying…

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The DAQRI Smart Helmet Will Revolutionize Blue-Collar Work!

DAQRI, a startup out of Los Angeles, is looking to be the “google glass” so-to-speak among blue-collar workers. The DAQRI smart helmet has taken the company four years to develop and becomes the first hard…

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Engineering

Major Breakthrough: Desalination Powered by Graphite and Solar Energy

A Star in Our Galactic Neighborhood Just Exploded

NASA Shares Futuristic Designs to Help Explore New Worlds

Large Amount Of Ozone-Damaging CFC Found In Our Atmosphere, Despite Ban In 1987

Airbus and Safran Joining Forces To Compete With SpaceX…

NASA’s “Faster Than Warp Drive” Project Keeps Star Trek Dreams Alive

Deliveries For Eurofighter Typhoon Warplanes Suspended After Rear Fuselage Defect Discovered

Google Backed Company, Calico, Looking To ‘Cure Death’ With New $1.5 Billion Research Center

Marine Corps Unveils Laser Weapon Drone Killer

The DAQRI Smart Helmet Will Revolutionize Blue-Collar Work!

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