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World’s Most Feared Submarine, The Russian Typhoon Class Ballistic Missile Submarine

The movie “Hunt For Red October” based on the novel by Tom Clancy, was a fictional hunt for a Russian Typhoon Class submarine. At issue was the “Cold War” intrigue threatening the entire world with…

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$540 Million Cable Stay Bridge Is The Longest In North America

Engineers seeking to improve vehicle and truck transportation and protect South Carolina’s multibillion-dollar container trade also had to deal with a history of huge earthquakes, 1886, nearly leveling Charlestown, mega hurricanes like Hugo in 1989,…

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Visions of the Los Angeles That Could Have Been

In a recent IndustryTap article “Jobs Market 2045: What Will We Do When Machines Do All The Work?” professor Moshe Vardi notes that humans don’t deliberate enough about new technologies or projects and their long-term…

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A Look At The World’s Largest Trucks

There are a number of 400 short ton (363t) payload capacity, haul trucks in the world, including the Caterpillar 797F, Bucyrus MT6300AC, Liebherr T 282B, Belax 75600, Komatsu 960E-1 and the Terex 33-19 “Titan”. These…

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First Floating Metropolis Could Be Only A Few Years Away

Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860) said “All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.” While the truth may eventually work its way into the light…

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A Look Into What Caused the Spanish Train Crash

The Spanish train that hurtled off the rails and crashed into a wall of concrete, left lots of questions unanswered. Why was the train going so fast at a sharp bend? Did the brakes of…

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The World’s Most Expensive Ship…Is It Worth It?

Nuclear powered aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford is considered the most expensive ship in the World because it will cost around $14 billion. The United States is building this next generation aircraft carrier at…

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15,000 Square Meters Of Sky Gardens Connecting Singapore’s Parkroyal On Pickering Hotel

Singapore has just added another jewel to its crown: the Parkroyal on Pickering” located adjacent to the Central Business District, Chinatown and Clark Quay and facing Hong Lim Park. Parkroyal now has 12 hotels worldwide.…

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Dead Phone? It’s No Problem You Can Charge It In Just 1 Second

A team from the University of Illinois researchers led by William P. King recently announced a revolutionary breakthrough in the way consumer-electronics and vehicles are powered. The team has developed 3-D-electrodes that allow it to…

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How Carbon Capture Technology Is Turning CO2 Into Cash

Today there are over 50,000 active coal plants in the world, and by 2030 fossil fuels will still account for 85% of the global energy market. Fossil fuel-based power plants are no more than 50%…

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Engineering

World’s Most Feared Submarine, The Russian Typhoon Class Ballistic Missile Submarine

$540 Million Cable Stay Bridge Is The Longest In North America

Visions of the Los Angeles That Could Have Been

A Look At The World’s Largest Trucks

First Floating Metropolis Could Be Only A Few Years Away

A Look Into What Caused the Spanish Train Crash

The World’s Most Expensive Ship…Is It Worth It?

15,000 Square Meters Of Sky Gardens Connecting Singapore’s Parkroyal On Pickering Hotel

Dead Phone? It’s No Problem You Can Charge It In Just 1 Second

How Carbon Capture Technology Is Turning CO2 Into Cash

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