Engineering

The Periodic Table Gets a New Addition with Element 117

The newest addition to the periodic table of elements is element 117, or ununseptium as it is temporarily called until it gets an official name. The new super-heavy element is in fact artificial and can’t…

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Solar-Powered ‘Smart’ Roads Would Turn the World’s Transportation Network into a Massive Power Plant

Electrical engineer Scott Brusaw and his wife Julie are pursuing a new type of solar concept. Their long range goal is to replace all concrete and asphalt standard highways and byways throughout the US with electricity-producing…

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Mind-Controlled Prosthetic Arm Receives FDA Approval

A mind-controlled prosthetic limb called the DEKA arm recently became the first prosthetic of its kind to receive FDA approval. The limb, which is approximately the same weight and size of an adult arm, was…

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Aero-X Hoverbike Takes Off in 2017 with Grounding $85,000 Price Tag

Engineering company Aerofex is about to blow your mind with its new invention, the Aero-X hover bike. The incredible vehicle can fly upwards of 10 feet off the ground at 45 mph for approximately 75…

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The Adult Trike That’s Part Mountain Bike, Part Monster Truck

A Tricycle Designed for Adults No matter how great your mountain bike, there are just certain things it can’t do. Struggling to bike through sand and snow? Traveling over rough or rocky terrain? The Rungu…

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Floating Nuclear Power Plants Could Save Us from Meltdowns

Nuclear plants provide the large amounts of reliable and continuous electricity. Nuclear power reactors have a major environmental benefit – they do not emit the gases that contribute to global warming, acid rain, or urban…

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Scientists Turn to 3D-Printed Cancer Cells to Better Understand the Disease

We have seen the use of 3D virtual software and 3D printing in a variety of manufacturing scenarios, for example, the design of rocket engine parts at SpaceX. As we certainly would expect, researchers in the…

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Would You Guess This Could Be the World’s Fastest …

Bike! The Arion 1 is a bike designed by eight engineering students at the University of Liverpool, confident their product will break the world record for the fastest bike in May 2015. The Arion 1…

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Need Emergency Housing? Grab a Styrofoam Cup-Inspired House from the Stack.

More than 45 million people around the world are displaced from their homes each year due to natural disasters or armed conflict. Displacement leads to vulnerability, suffering, violence, sickness and sometimes death as people are…

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Boeing’s Commercial Space Capsule Will Send You to Space in Style

Boeing recently revealed pictures of its CST-100 manned space capsule, an aircraft capable of transporting up to seven crew members and/or cargo to places like the International Space Station. Chris Ferguson, Boeing’s Director of Crew…

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Engineering

The Periodic Table Gets a New Addition with Element 117

Solar-Powered ‘Smart’ Roads Would Turn the World’s Transportation Network into a Massive Power Plant

Mind-Controlled Prosthetic Arm Receives FDA Approval

Aero-X Hoverbike Takes Off in 2017 with Grounding $85,000 Price Tag

The Adult Trike That’s Part Mountain Bike, Part Monster Truck

Floating Nuclear Power Plants Could Save Us from Meltdowns

Scientists Turn to 3D-Printed Cancer Cells to Better Understand the Disease

Would You Guess This Could Be the World’s Fastest …

Need Emergency Housing? Grab a Styrofoam Cup-Inspired House from the Stack.

Boeing’s Commercial Space Capsule Will Send You to Space in Style

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