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Child’s Play Produces Free 3D-Printed Universal Construction Kit for Legos, K’Nex and More

Free Universal Construction Kit Makes Lego Inter-Operable, Geeks Happy Patented in 1958, it is widely believed that Lego is on its last legs. Predictions are that 3D printers will make Lego obsolete. And Lego is…

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“Space Sunflowers” Could Make Exoplanet Research Bloom

New Worlds Observer We have all experienced glaring light that blinds us until we close a shade, raise a hand, adjust a rearview mirror or close an aperture. Much the same happens with ground-based telescopes…

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32-Year-Old Inventor Makes Real Life Wolverine Claws From ‘X-Men’!

Popular YouTuber and 32-year-old inventor Colin Furze recently set the internet on fire with his real life, retractable, 12-inch Wolverine claws. According to Furze, his invention represents the first ever fully automatic wolverine claws that deploy…

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How Fast Can an Excavator Reduce a House to Rubble?

Demolishing a house can take anywhere from a day to several days. The building is usually pulled down using large hydraulic equipment like an excavator. Wrecking balls are also used but these are less easily…

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Washington to Boston High Speed Rail May Run on Japanese Maglev Technology

Not a Question of If but When Imagine a one hour train ride from Washington to Boston, a trip that currently takes seven hours by the fastest means available from Amtrak, just two hours less…

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SPINlab Improves MRI Sensitivity 20,000-Fold, Scientists Able to See Real-Time Cell Activity

Late Disease Diagnosis Giving Way to Early Detection Some cancers are more deadly than others but the one common refrain heard with all cancers and all diseases is that, if caught early, chances of a…

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Life-Saving Luxury Raft Turns Sea Water into Drinking Water

Dangers of the ocean are well documented: sharks, storms with gargantuan waves, seasickness and, if one’s boat has sunk, swimming for shore through a mine field of stinging jellyfish or spending days if not weeks…

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Is This the Future of New York City’s Transit Hub?

Urban planners have long been advocating the benefits of building dense retail and housing complexes around public transportation hubs. To fully justify this idea, designers Chad Kellogg and Matt Bowles of AMLGM have proposed a…

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Record-Breaking Banshee Roller Coaster Screams Up 4,124 Feet of Track with a Zero-G Roll

The $24 million Banshee Roller Coaster has only been open a few weeks but the tubular track of terror has already set the bar high for the other intense roller coasters set to debut this…

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High-Intensity Laser Will Redirect Lightning Strikes

Lightning is one of the most powerful displays of electrostatics in nature. Its strikes have always been unpredictable, causing everything from house fires to death by striking individuals directly. Scientists at the University of Arizona…

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Engineering

Child’s Play Produces Free 3D-Printed Universal Construction Kit for Legos, K’Nex and More

“Space Sunflowers” Could Make Exoplanet Research Bloom

32-Year-Old Inventor Makes Real Life Wolverine Claws From ‘X-Men’!

How Fast Can an Excavator Reduce a House to Rubble?

Washington to Boston High Speed Rail May Run on Japanese Maglev Technology

SPINlab Improves MRI Sensitivity 20,000-Fold, Scientists Able to See Real-Time Cell Activity

Life-Saving Luxury Raft Turns Sea Water into Drinking Water

Is This the Future of New York City’s Transit Hub?

Record-Breaking Banshee Roller Coaster Screams Up 4,124 Feet of Track with a Zero-G Roll

High-Intensity Laser Will Redirect Lightning Strikes

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