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How Vacant World Cup Stadiums Could Be Turned Into Housing

Brazil may be the soccer capital of the world, but surveys show 52% of Brazilians did not support hosting the World Cup in their own country. Thousands of Brazilians lost their homes for the construction…

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SciCast: World’s Largest Crowdsourced Science and Technology Forecasting Site

Creating a “Social Process” to Answer Technology and Futurism Questions Dr. Robin Hanson and Dr. Charles Twardy of George Mason University lead the SciCast project, which has become the largest crowdsourced science and technology forecasting…

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Bulb Eater Lamp Crusher: The “Cookie Monster” of Florescent Light Bulbs

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder: for Cookie Monster, it is cookies, for the Bulb Eater it is florescent light tubes. A company called Aircycle Corporation of Lisle, Illinois, has designed a contraption…

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Why We Should Begin Accepting Insects Into Our Diet

Eating insects isn’t something we tend to do as part of a healthy diet. It’s the stuff that sends foodies on journeys around the world to try local delicacies and makes most reality TV viewers…

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“Chindia” Rising – What China & India Will Do By 2050

China and India have 40% of the world’s population, while the US has about 5%. So, it is incredible to see that US GDP has dwarfed the combined GDP of China and India for the…

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$500K Exosuit Takes Deep Sea Exploration to New Depths

If humans are to begin exploring the deep oceans, new technologies must be available to make it happen. What lies 1,000 feet or more below the surface could be proteins or other biological materials that…

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Amazing Swiss Natural Bathing Pond Can Replace Harsh Chlorine Swimming Pools

Chlorine free pools have long been on the wish lists of pool owners who want their pool safe and healthy. Swimming in chlorinated pools means chlorine odor, burning eyes, skin irritations, rashes, bleached-out bathing suits…

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$“Refracking” Redefining Scope and Size of Shale Oil and Gas Revolution$

“Refracking” Redefining Scope and Size of Shale Oil and Gas Revolution

Hydraulic Fracturing or “fracking” is not new; it was first used in 1949 and has advanced through the decades. Today, resources geologists have known about for a long time are now recoverable due to improvements…

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Your Conversations Can Be “Visually Reconstructed” Using Everyday Objects Like Potato Chip Bags and Tin Foil

James Bond had cool devices, but not as cool as these everyday listening devices: potato chip bags, plants, tin foil — anything that vibrates to sound waves of human speech. Two years ago, US President…

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Experts Reveal the Science Behind the Stainbusting Foods in Your Fridge

There are so many specialized cleaning products available in supermarkets that you could practically fill your home with them. But if you don’t want to shell out the money on expensive cleaning products or just…

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Engineering

How Vacant World Cup Stadiums Could Be Turned Into Housing

SciCast: World’s Largest Crowdsourced Science and Technology Forecasting Site

Bulb Eater Lamp Crusher: The “Cookie Monster” of Florescent Light Bulbs

Why We Should Begin Accepting Insects Into Our Diet

“Chindia” Rising – What China & India Will Do By 2050

$500K Exosuit Takes Deep Sea Exploration to New Depths

Amazing Swiss Natural Bathing Pond Can Replace Harsh Chlorine Swimming Pools

“Refracking” Redefining Scope and Size of Shale Oil and Gas Revolution

Your Conversations Can Be “Visually Reconstructed” Using Everyday Objects Like Potato Chip Bags and Tin Foil

Experts Reveal the Science Behind the Stainbusting Foods in Your Fridge

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