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NASA’s ‘Faster Than Light’ Spaceship Designs are Fascinating!

NASA announced it was researching building a faster-than-light ship about two years ago but we have not seen or heard much since then. Until now… NASA physicist Dr. Harold White and artist Mark Rademaker worked…

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World’s First Online Electric Vehicle (OLEV) Could Shake Up Gas and EV Markets

The Intrigue and Excitement of a Formula One Race The writing has been on the wall for a while now: electric vehicles could completely overtake the gas propelled vehicle market, relegating it to a distant…

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Solar Sponge Converts Sunlight into Steam at an Amazing 85% Efficiency

Solar energy technology has improved over the years. New and improved designs produce higher efficiency, greater performance and have a better appearance. Recently, scientists have explored ways to improve the efficiency of solar-thermal by making use…

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Carry This Homeless Shelter in Your Pocket

There are hundreds of millions of homeless people around the world. Statistics show the majority of them are women and dependent children. The largest numbers are in developing countries. From the artist who upcycled trash into…

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Mobile Exoskeleton, The Chairless Chair, Is Starting a “Chairolution” For Production Workers

A new exoskeleton called the “Chairless Chair” from Zurich-based startup company Noonee is looking to revolutionize the chair, specifically for production line workers who are forced to stand for long periods of time. Noonee is…

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“Idea Factories” & STEM Students: A Recipe For High Performance Industries & High Wage Jobs

Closing the Skills Gap in the United States According to The National Institutes of Health, “stem cells” start out “unspecialized” and are thus capable of becoming specialized through a process of differentiation controlled by a…

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Vibrating Gloves Teach Braille in Minutes

Blind and partially sighted people rely on Braille to do everything from get money at the ATM to read menus. But many people find Braille difficult to learn. Now, researchers from the Georgia Institute of…

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Scientists Develop Self-Cooling Solar Panels That Produce More Power

Scientists have overcome major trouble in developing high-efficiency, long-lasting solar cells. Under normal operating conditions, when solar panels reach temperatures of 130 degrees Fahrenheit (55 degrees Celsius) and above, the intense heat quickly saps efficiency…

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You Won’t Believe the Customer for America’s 2014 Biggest Weapons Sale

The largest single sale of United States weaponry in 2014 is going to… Qatar? Yep! That’s right. A country with a population under 300,000 people is purchasing $11 billion in Patriot missile batteries and Apache…

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Eurobot Rover Driven On Earth By Astronaut 250 Miles Above It, On The International Space Station!

Test-driving rovers/robots is extremely common, but typically the operator and the rover are at the same place, at the same time the testing is going on. On August 7th, European Space Agency astronaut Alexander Gerst…

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Engineering

NASA’s ‘Faster Than Light’ Spaceship Designs are Fascinating!

World’s First Online Electric Vehicle (OLEV) Could Shake Up Gas and EV Markets

Solar Sponge Converts Sunlight into Steam at an Amazing 85% Efficiency

Carry This Homeless Shelter in Your Pocket

Mobile Exoskeleton, The Chairless Chair, Is Starting a “Chairolution” For Production Workers

“Idea Factories” & STEM Students: A Recipe For High Performance Industries & High Wage Jobs

Vibrating Gloves Teach Braille in Minutes

Scientists Develop Self-Cooling Solar Panels That Produce More Power

You Won’t Believe the Customer for America’s 2014 Biggest Weapons Sale

Eurobot Rover Driven On Earth By Astronaut 250 Miles Above It, On The International Space Station!

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