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10 Grand Challenges for Ocean Conservation & a Blue Revolution

Oceans are ecosystems on which all life depends; kill the oceans and all life is in peril. That’s why Conservation Labs, the World Wildlife Foundation, SecondMuse, and Further have produced the ocean conservation landscaping framework…

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“SignAloud” Gloves Can Convert Sign Language Into Spoken English

Navid Azodi and Thomas Pryor, undergraduates from the University of Washington (UW), have created lightweight gloves that can translate sign language into words. Both kids recently won $10,000 for their innovative design. They call these…

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China to Deploy Floating Nuclear Power Stations in Disputed South China Sea

As we all know, China is creating new islets in the South China Sea. Radar systems, lighthouses, barracks, ports, and airfields set up by China in these disputed waters of the South China Sea require…

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Bizarre ‘Humanoid Godzilla,’ is Filmed Off the Coast of the Galapagos Islands Looking for Food

An incredible video was recorded by Steve Winkworth at Cabo Marshall, a dive site off the north coast of Isabela in the Galapagos Islands. This unbelievable footage shows a massive lizard about six-feet long hunting…

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Eelumes are Swimming Robots for Subsea Maintenance

Humans are not water animals; the human body can’t function normally beyond a certain range. Underwater pressure can turn lethal for an unprotected human body. In a big breakthrough, Eelume, a spin-off company of the…

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Franky Zapata Sets New Farthest Hoverboard Flight Record With the Flyboard Air

Well, it turns out that the Flyboard Air is indeed real, something I wasn’t so sure of when I first wrote about the hoverboard. So real in fact, that the man behind the jet-powered Flyboard…

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The Epic Battle for Encryption Continues to Rage On

In theory, digital communication offers unprecedented privacy. Messages can be sent so that their meaning is only revealed to those who possess a certain digital key. Encryption enables the transmission of proprietary or nationally secure…

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The Monospinner is a Drone Capable of Flying With Only One Propeller

As drone popularity continues to rise, more and more unique aerial vehicle designs are cropping up around the world. Now, we have the Monospinner, which is described as “a controllable flying vehicle with a single…

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SLICE: This Temporary Refugee Hospitality Center is Carved Into a Coastal Cliff

Immigration is not a new issue. Economic inequality, international terrorism, geopolitical expansionism, wars between nations, disparity, illiteracy, and unemployment, are some of the main reasons which assist in the growing wave of immigration. Because of…

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10 Grand Challenges for Ocean Conservation & a Blue Revolution

“SignAloud” Gloves Can Convert Sign Language Into Spoken English

China to Deploy Floating Nuclear Power Stations in Disputed South China Sea

Bizarre ‘Humanoid Godzilla,’ is Filmed Off the Coast of the Galapagos Islands Looking for Food

Eelumes are Swimming Robots for Subsea Maintenance

Franky Zapata Sets New Farthest Hoverboard Flight Record With the Flyboard Air

The Epic Battle for Encryption Continues to Rage On

The Monospinner is a Drone Capable of Flying With Only One Propeller

SLICE: This Temporary Refugee Hospitality Center is Carved Into a Coastal Cliff

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