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Desk-Sized Turbine Runs on Carbon Dioxide and Could Power up to 10,000 Homes

In the industrialized world, the development of energy resources has become a prerequisite for a developed society. But most of the energy is generated through polluting sources such as burning fossil fuels. To solve this…

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Stanford’s New Wind Tunnel Helps Study Birds in the Name Of Drones

As drones continue to rise in popularity, new methods of testing are also being created. Stanford engineers developed a wind tunnel specifically designed to help better understand how birds deal with turbulence during flight, in…

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The Mosquito Killer Billboard Aims to Combat Zika Virus in Brazil

Advertising agencies, Posterscope, and NBS have unleashed “The Mosquito Killer Billboard” in Brazil, which mimics human sweat by emitting carbon dioxide and a lactic acid. The billboard lures in mosquitos, where they are trapped and…

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New Neuromorphic Computer Chips for Brain Like Computing

Lets face it, today’s computers and smartphones just don’t answer our questions very well. I’ve tried Siri . . . yawn and I’ve been waiting to ask IBM Watson some questions but IBM can’t seem…

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Scientists Have Figured Out How to Store Digital Images in DNA and Retrieve Them Perfectly

Booming demand for digital data storage space is growing exponentially, and scientists are looking for new places where massive amounts of data can be stored and utilized with efficiency. To address this issue, researchers from…

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UFO Fanatics Spot Futuristic Structures in Egypt

Do aliens exist? UFO hunters believe they do, and that aliens have already visited the Earth in the past. A mysterious and bizarre structure was spotted in a barren landscape east of Egypt’s capital Cairo.…

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Graphene Solar Panels Generate Power Even When It Rains

Taking the lead in the race for building highly efficient solar cells, Chinese scientists have introduced a new approach for making all-weather solar panels which will be triggered by both sunlight and raindrops. With this…

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New Devices and Technology Aim to Bring in a Younger Casino Audience

Nowadays, kids are all about that hot new tech. For better or worse, whether it is a new Android device, a new wearable, or the latest iteration of tablet devices that are popular everywhere, a…

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Japan is Designing an Invisible Train Which is Going to Roll Out in 2018

Japan is not only the land of the rising sun but also of the world’s fastest developing technologies. Japan has progressed a lot in the field of railways as well. Last year, a Japanese bullet…

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Daniel Valle’s Water Pavilion Lets Visitors Walk on the Ocean

Madrid-based architect Daniel Valle created this architectural marvel for the Yeosu EXPO 2012 in South Korea. He explored various water principles to translate them into an architectural experience that allows you to walk into the ocean. This…

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Technology

Desk-Sized Turbine Runs on Carbon Dioxide and Could Power up to 10,000 Homes

Stanford’s New Wind Tunnel Helps Study Birds in the Name Of Drones

The Mosquito Killer Billboard Aims to Combat Zika Virus in Brazil

New Neuromorphic Computer Chips for Brain Like Computing

Scientists Have Figured Out How to Store Digital Images in DNA and Retrieve Them Perfectly

UFO Fanatics Spot Futuristic Structures in Egypt

Graphene Solar Panels Generate Power Even When It Rains

New Devices and Technology Aim to Bring in a Younger Casino Audience

Japan is Designing an Invisible Train Which is Going to Roll Out in 2018

Daniel Valle’s Water Pavilion Lets Visitors Walk on the Ocean

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