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Magical, Medieval 900-Year-Old Crypt Discovered in a Monastery

Old Dongola, located in modern-day Sudan, was the capital of a lost medieval kingdom called Makuria 900 years ago and recently had one of its monasteries excavated. The findings are nothing more than extraordinary with…

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Is Biometric Technology Setting Us Free or Enslaving Us Forever?

The common refrain is that technology isn’t inherently evil, it is the use of it by people with evil intent that makes it so. The “Tile“, for example, can be used so that my son…

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Fog Harvester Turns Thin Air into Clear Water

The air in our atmosphere contains water vapor and is around us all the time. We just can’t see it. When this water vapor condenses into tiny liquid water droplets in the air, it forms…

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GE’s Next-Gen Jet Engines Use 3D Printed Parts

Earlier this year, IndustryTap looked at “Flower Power” and how GE’s Peebles Orb jet engine testing facility in Ohio was being used to test biofuels in jet engines. Now GE has started testing next-generation jet…

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Curiosity Rover Makes a Discovery That Surprises Earthlings

NASA’s Curiosity rover has given scientists the strongest evidence of an ancient, almost freshwater lake on Mars that could have sustained life billions of years ago. This discovery is considered to be great as lakes…

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High End “Sky Engineering” Pushes Boundaries of UAV and Single Seat Helicopters

From the International Robotics Exhibition (IRE) in Tokyo, November 2013 Hiroshima, Japan-based RC helicopter maker Hirobo debuted a prototype of its new HX-1 unmanned electric rescue helicopter, which will deliver food and medical supplies to…

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$50 Billion Sochi Olympic Games Just Weeks Away

The Sochi Winter Olympics in Russia will soon be upon us. The games begin by the Black Sea in the Imeretin Valley February 7-23, 2014, and will be followed by the Para Olympic Games from March…

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Hull Floated for World’s Largest Natural Gas Floating Facility and First Ocean-Based LNG Plant

The hull for the world’s largest floating facility named Prelude, even bigger than the Empire State Building, began floating for the first time on November 30. South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries floated this partially…

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Curitiba, Brazil, a Model of Sustainability 40 Years in the Making

Improving Life in Curitiba Through Thoughtful Planning Some cities in the world today are considered “problems,” but cities that have been planned well are considered solutions. Take the city of Curitiba, capital of Parana State…

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Build Your Own Sportscar for Just $30,000

Canadian compnay Dubuc Super Light Car has invented a kit car poised to rival high-performing sports cars … all at an affordable price of $30,000. The car is called the Tomahawk and will debut in…

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Engineering

Magical, Medieval 900-Year-Old Crypt Discovered in a Monastery

Is Biometric Technology Setting Us Free or Enslaving Us Forever?

Fog Harvester Turns Thin Air into Clear Water

GE’s Next-Gen Jet Engines Use 3D Printed Parts

Curiosity Rover Makes a Discovery That Surprises Earthlings

High End “Sky Engineering” Pushes Boundaries of UAV and Single Seat Helicopters

$50 Billion Sochi Olympic Games Just Weeks Away

Hull Floated for World’s Largest Natural Gas Floating Facility and First Ocean-Based LNG Plant

Curitiba, Brazil, a Model of Sustainability 40 Years in the Making

Build Your Own Sportscar for Just $30,000

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