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Fusion Reactions Captured On Camera, 1 Billion Frames Per Second!

An emerging theme in science and engineering is the identification and tracking of particles and other phenomena that are fleeting and cannot be tracked either by the human eye or the most powerful microscopes. The…

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Surrealism Movement’s Delightfully Disturbing Influence on Architecture

We’ve all seen buildings that twist, turn and seem to challenge gravity. They may be beautiful or downright disturbing. These architectural masterpieces are inspired by the Surrealism movement that began in the 1920s. Surrealism tends…

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NASA’s New Camera Upgrades Give Mars Rover a Brain

NASA has announced new upgrades to its famous Mars rover, which include an intuitive camera system. TextureCam, manufactured by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, can not only take photos of Mars’ surface, rocks and any other specimens,…

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The America’s Cup Pushes Sailboats to Record-Breaking Speeds

At first glance, AC72 sailboats seem to defy the laws of motion. They’re powered by the wind but can travel at speeds even greater than that of the wind propelling them. How? The crew behind…

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Carbon Fiber Reinvents the Wheel

As the automobile industry is looking to meet tougher fuel economy targets while improving the performance and safety, it’s moving to more advanced materials like carbon fiber to watch the weight. Carbon Revolution, an Australian…

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Why Flow Meters are Future $5.1 Billion Industry Stars

Drinking your favorite brew or ice cold soda on a hot, dry day, goes down really easy. But what about the reverse: filling bottles by tens or hundreds of thousands, millions or even billions? Not…

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LISA Pathfinder Set for 2015 Space Launch

Our entire knowledge about the universe is based upon the observation of electromagnetic waves like light, infrared, ultraviolet and gamma rays. But scientists are now working on the technology that will pave the way to…

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Wind Turbines That Predict Which Way the Wind Blows

Power generated by a wind turbine mainly depends on the wind speed but due to fluctuating wind speed and direction, wind turbines generate power inconsistently. Inconsistency of power generation coupled with fluctuating energy demand is…

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Can the World’s Fastest Lawnmower Cut the Grass at 130 MPH?

Mostly known for its cars and motorcycles, Japanese automaker Honda claims to have built the world’s fastest lawnmower. Dubbed as ‘Mean Mower’; this lawn mower can reach 60 mph (96 km/h) in 4 seconds only…faster…

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Fukushima Radioactive Plume to Reach US by Early 2014

A new study from the University of New South Wales has revealed the radioactive ocean plume released by the tsunami-damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan will reach the shores of the U.S. sometime in…

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Engineering

Fusion Reactions Captured On Camera, 1 Billion Frames Per Second!

Surrealism Movement’s Delightfully Disturbing Influence on Architecture

NASA’s New Camera Upgrades Give Mars Rover a Brain

The America’s Cup Pushes Sailboats to Record-Breaking Speeds

Carbon Fiber Reinvents the Wheel

Why Flow Meters are Future $5.1 Billion Industry Stars

LISA Pathfinder Set for 2015 Space Launch

Wind Turbines That Predict Which Way the Wind Blows

Can the World’s Fastest Lawnmower Cut the Grass at 130 MPH?

Fukushima Radioactive Plume to Reach US by Early 2014

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