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43-Year-Old German Cyclist Jens Voigt Breaks World Hour Record…. Then Promptly Retires On Top!

Jens Voigt, a 43-year-old German cyclist just set a new world hour record, riding an amazing 51.115 kilometers in 60 minutes! Voigt broke the previous record of 49.700 kilometers set by Ondrej Sosenka of the…

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After 3.5 Billion Mile Journey, Rosetta’s Philae Lander to Touch Down on Comet in November

Choreographers and Hollywood movie directors of any age would be envious of the way in which the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Rosetta spacecraft has danced through the heavens on its way to meet the comet…

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An Inside Look At The Flying Saucers NASA Wants To Use For Missions To Mars…

NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory is currently testing a disk-shaped vehicle for the Low Density Supersonic Decelerator (LDSD) project, where the goal is to develop technologies capable of slowing down aircraft or launch vehicles moving at…

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Phone Out of Juice? Yell to Charge It!

Smarter phones require more power. So, when you need your phone to make a call because you’re stranded on the side of the road or you’re bored in the doctor’s waiting room and need to…

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Meet the World’s First Full-Size, Driveable, 3D Printed Car

3D Manufacturing Breakthrough The Strati is the world’s first 3D printed car. It’s a two-seater that took 45 hours to build and is a “runabout” neighborhood car with a range of 120 miles and a…

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Sci Fi Tech Warfare Concept Introduces Transformer-Like Aircraft That Self Heals

The use of sci-fi technology in war would change the realities of warfare in the future. Scientists and engineers from a British defense giant BAE Systems is researching sci-fi technology. The company believes that in…

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What Will Technology Look Like in 2064?

Fifty-year time frames are interesting in that technology and living conditions change quite dramatically, but not too much. Looking back 50 years brings us to 1964 when a lot of groundwork was being laid for…

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New Amphibious Marine Corps Vehicle Can Carry 3 Tanks Up To 200 Nautical Miles

The Ultra Heavy-Lift Amphibious Connector (UHAC) is the latest innovation from the Marine Corps Warfighting Lab, in conjunction with the Office of Naval Research, which is essentially a monster amphibious assault vehicle. The UHAC began…

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Gravity Max: World’s First “Tilting Roller Coaster” Offers True 90° Drop Madness

The Gravity Max “tilt roller coaster” ride at Lihpao Land Discovery World in Houli, Taichung, Taiwan, may be the scariest roller coaster ride on the planet. Gravity Max hangs riders over a 13 story vertical…

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Microsoft To Acquire The Company Behind Minecraft For $2.5 Billion!

Microsoft is set to acquire Mojang AB, the company behind the popular video game Minecraft, for $2.5 billion. The acquisition comes in the midst of a major push by Microsoft to stimulate its Xbox business,…

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Engineering

43-Year-Old German Cyclist Jens Voigt Breaks World Hour Record…. Then Promptly Retires On Top!

After 3.5 Billion Mile Journey, Rosetta’s Philae Lander to Touch Down on Comet in November

An Inside Look At The Flying Saucers NASA Wants To Use For Missions To Mars…

Phone Out of Juice? Yell to Charge It!

Meet the World’s First Full-Size, Driveable, 3D Printed Car

Sci Fi Tech Warfare Concept Introduces Transformer-Like Aircraft That Self Heals

What Will Technology Look Like in 2064?

New Amphibious Marine Corps Vehicle Can Carry 3 Tanks Up To 200 Nautical Miles

Gravity Max: World’s First “Tilting Roller Coaster” Offers True 90° Drop Madness

Microsoft To Acquire The Company Behind Minecraft For $2.5 Billion!

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