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Israel Successfully Shoots Down Drones Using the World’s First Airborne Laser System

Adding a new layer of protection to the state of Israel, the Defence Ministry of Israel has successfully developed an airborne high-power laser capable of shooting drones mid-air. An airborne laser system has many advantages…a…

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The World’s Lightest Sound Insulator Could Make Aircraft as Quiet as a Hairdryer

When you think of noise, you probably think of the sound of a jet engine. Jet engines can make sounds more than 145dB. While the loudest sound a human ear can tolerate without pain is…

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Japan Takes Lead in Building a New Generation of Supersonic Jets

In the future, a flight from Tokyo to Europe or North America will be like taking the bullet train down to Osaka. Sounds too good to be true! But this could soon become a reality…

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US Navy’s unmanned Ship just Completed a 5000-Mile Trip on Its Own

The U.S. Navy teamed up with Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to send a ghost ship on a trip from the Gulf Coast to the west coast, traveling autonomously. The unmanned surface vessel is…

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Plant-Based ‘Spider Silk’ Offers Sustainable Alternative To Plastics

Spider silk is one of the sturdiest materials found in nature. It is stronger than steel, tougher than Kevlar, and can be stretched several times its length. Scientists have long been obsessed with replicating spider…

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The Manta: A Sea Cleaning Yacht That Feeds on Plastic Waste

With every year, the worldwide quantity of marine debris is increasing in our oceans. But if the current pace of plastic usage and disposal continues, by the year 2040 about 29 million metric tons of…

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1,000-Ft Tall Floating ‘Windcatcher’ Can Power 80,000 Homes

Most offshore wind turbines today are fixed to the seabed, in waters less than 60 meters deep. But winds are stronger and more consistent further out to sea. Around 80% of the world’s offshore wind…

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Electrical Failure Detection And Troubleshooting in Industrial Environment

Unplanned downtime in an industrial facility can be expensive. Thus, it’s critical to limit such downtimes to a bare minimum. Technicians with strong troubleshooting skills are critical to getting the plant up and running as…

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Upskilling in engineering: ways to do it right

If you’re an engineer who is on the search for a new employer, or want to make yourself a more valuable employee to your company, upskilling is a crucial development for you. Upskilling is an…

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Solar Panels on California’s Canals to save 63 Billion Gallons of Water a Year

Water loss due to evaporation in water canals can be up to 7% of the total quantity of water flowing in a canal. What if, instead of letting the sun dry up canals, these canals…

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Engineering

Israel Successfully Shoots Down Drones Using the World’s First Airborne Laser System

The World’s Lightest Sound Insulator Could Make Aircraft as Quiet as a Hairdryer

Japan Takes Lead in Building a New Generation of Supersonic Jets

US Navy’s unmanned Ship just Completed a 5000-Mile Trip on Its Own

Plant-Based ‘Spider Silk’ Offers Sustainable Alternative To Plastics

The Manta: A Sea Cleaning Yacht That Feeds on Plastic Waste

1,000-Ft Tall Floating ‘Windcatcher’ Can Power 80,000 Homes

Electrical Failure Detection And Troubleshooting in Industrial Environment

Upskilling in engineering: ways to do it right

Solar Panels on California’s Canals to save 63 Billion Gallons of Water a Year

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