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Light Pollution from LED Streetlights Causing a Decline in Insect Population

Insects are a healthy food source for many birds, amphibians, and reptiles. Not only that, plants also rely on insects for pollination. Now a study has found that there is a worrying decline in insect…

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China Is Developing an “ULTRA-LARGE” SPACECRAFT That Is Miles Long

China’s space ambitions are growing. China is working on an “ultra-large spacecraft” that is MILES long. With this project, the country is planning to increase space exploration, and facilitate long-term crewed assignments. To analyze how…

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HVAC Troubleshooting Basics That Every Homeowner Should Know

As a homeowner, there are many responsibilities you should take care of regularly. Stuff like cleaning the house, making sure your appliances are still in top condition, and your ventilation is still working. However, one…

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These Are the Winners of the Altair “Enlighten” Awards for 2021

When it comes to motion, there’s nothing that can beat lightness. It is preferable for reducing inertia and also energy consumption, while it increases nimbleness and safety. As Colin Chapman, the English designer and engineer…

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What’s In an Electrician’s Toolkit?

Electricians are specialist tradespeople who are responsible for the safe inspection, testing and repairing of electrical systems, units and components. As with many specialist trades, electricians face a variety of unique challenges and hazards in…

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Solar-Powered Refrigerated Trailers Could Greatly Reduce CO2 Emissions

Today, we just need to head down to the supermarket and purchase a vast array of foods from all over the world. But these luxuries come at a great environmental cost. This food is transported using refrigerated trucks that rely on…

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“Green” Steel Is the Future Says Salzgitter’s CEO

Gunnar Groebler, the CEO of Salzgitter, has stated that “gray” steel is soon to go obsolete as “green” steel will gain competitiveness. The high-ranking executive said they expect the prices of “green” steel to be…

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Lockheed Martin’s Legion Pod Helps Drone Track Targets in Radar-Denied Environments

Drones are becoming more efficient and autonomous day by day due to technological advancement. Today, drones can even decide their targets autonomously. But they are still dependent on radars to track the location of their targets. Lockheed…

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Ancient Chain Mail Armor Inspired Material Can Change Stiffness on Command

Scientists have long been working on materials that change their properties in response to certain stimuli. In the future, these smart shape-changing materials could be useful in robotics, military, electronics, medical care, fabric, or aircraft.…

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World’s Largest Solar-Powered Battery Storage Facility Will Be Operational In Florida Soon

Florida Power and Light Company (FPL) is installing 132 battery storage containers for its Manatee Energy Storage Center. Each container weighs approximately 38 tons and is roughly 36 feet long and 11 feet in height…

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Engineering

Light Pollution from LED Streetlights Causing a Decline in Insect Population

China Is Developing an “ULTRA-LARGE” SPACECRAFT That Is Miles Long

HVAC Troubleshooting Basics That Every Homeowner Should Know

These Are the Winners of the Altair “Enlighten” Awards for 2021

What’s In an Electrician’s Toolkit?

Solar-Powered Refrigerated Trailers Could Greatly Reduce CO2 Emissions

“Green” Steel Is the Future Says Salzgitter’s CEO

Lockheed Martin’s Legion Pod Helps Drone Track Targets in Radar-Denied Environments

Ancient Chain Mail Armor Inspired Material Can Change Stiffness on Command

World’s Largest Solar-Powered Battery Storage Facility Will Be Operational In Florida Soon

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