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How a $500 Impact-Resistant, Throwable Camera Can Save Lives

First responders to tragic and high-risk situations, such as natural disasters, hostage situations, aggressive shooters, or even terrorist acts, tend to always face one important question as they decide to enter the rubble, room, or…

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G650 Breaks Around-the-World Speed Record But Will Its Reign Be Short-Lived?

The Gulfstream G650 was declared the fastest certified civilian aircraft by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) after it reached an average speed of 568.5 miles (914.9 km) per hour. Built by Savannah-based Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation,…

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Twilight Of “Fossil Fuel” Engines, Dawn Of EV Mobility

At his Stanford University commencement speech in 2005, Steve Jobs said, “Death is very likely the single best invention of life.” He was, of course, referring to humans, but his words can be applied to…

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World’s Largest Offshore Wind Turbine Installed

The Haliade 150, the world’s largest offshore wind turbine recently installed off the Belgian coast, symbolizes the beginning of the development of a brand new set of technologies. French turbine and train maker Alstom claim…

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Pedestrian Garden Bridge Over the Thames One Step Closer with Funding Boost

Actress Joanna Lumley’s vision for a garden bridge crossing over the Thames in London is one step closer to reality. Her dream has just been granted a pledge of £30 million by the British government…

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Low-Cost Water Pump Increases Farm Incomes by 500%

In order to help many Africans escape poverty, Nick Moon and Martin Fisher founded a nonprofit called KickStart, eventually leading them to design low-cost farm equipment. Recently, a simple human-powered pump, which can irrigate up…

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Qatar’s 2022 FIFA World Cup Stadium Design Compared to a Female’s Anatomy

There have been a lot of controversies over the past three years since Qatar won the right to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Even the unusual roof design of Qatar’s World Cup stadium has…

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Moon Base Would Lay the Groundwork for Lunar Solar Ring by 2035

“If at first an idea is not absurd,” Albert Einstein said, “then there is no hope for it.” And humanity’s greatest accomplishments usually come after years of trials and tribulations and often with “our backs against the…

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Could We See Offshore Drilling for Freshwater?

Approximately 40% of the world’s population lives in conditions of water scarcity, a statistic that does not bode well for future generations. According to the United Nations water agency, water use has been increasing at…

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New Zealand One Step Closer to Unlocking Oil and Gas Potential

New Zealand is aiming to attract more oil and gas companies with new permits that have been granted to Norway’s Statoil and Australia’s Woodside Petroleum. Oil is New Zealand’s fourth largest export and its discovery…

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Engineering

How a $500 Impact-Resistant, Throwable Camera Can Save Lives

G650 Breaks Around-the-World Speed Record But Will Its Reign Be Short-Lived?

Twilight Of “Fossil Fuel” Engines, Dawn Of EV Mobility

World’s Largest Offshore Wind Turbine Installed

Pedestrian Garden Bridge Over the Thames One Step Closer with Funding Boost

Low-Cost Water Pump Increases Farm Incomes by 500%

Qatar’s 2022 FIFA World Cup Stadium Design Compared to a Female’s Anatomy

Moon Base Would Lay the Groundwork for Lunar Solar Ring by 2035

Could We See Offshore Drilling for Freshwater?

New Zealand One Step Closer to Unlocking Oil and Gas Potential

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