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Researchers Develop Tiny Dye-Spilling Capsules That Reveal Faults in Materials

A team of researchers from the University of Illinois have developed a new polymer capable of revealing faults in a clear and efficient manner. Specifically, the researchers created dye-spilling capsules that can be applied to…

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Virgin Galactic’s New 747 “Cosmic Girl” Mothership to Launch SpaceShip Two

The New Business of Suborbital Air Travel & Spaceplanes Life at Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic, a project backed by Abu Dhabi, is moving full speed ahead with the unveiling of SpaceShip Two on February…

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The First Hyperloop Tubes Just Arrived in the Desert of Nevada for Testing

Elon Musk’s pipe dream is going to come true as the first Hyperloop tubes have been delivered to the Nevada desert as part of an eventual test track for the technology. If all goes as…

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The Navy’s Historic Shift from Diesel to Nuclear Powered Ships, Subs & Carriers

The United States began World War II with just seven aircraft carriers, but by the time the war was finished, there were more than one hundred. After the war, aircraft carriers weren’t expected to survive…

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‘Growing Power’ Produces 1 MILLION Pounds of Food on 3 Acres of Land!

Can you imagine producing 1 MILLION pounds of food, 10,000 fish, and 500 yards of compost on just three acres of land? ‘Growing Power,’ an urban agriculture organization headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, does just that.…

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World’s Largest Brain Simulation & Imaging the Brain’s Architecture

Humans are able to walk, talk, scratch their heads, chew gum, and look at the environment around them all at the same time. How do we do this? Neuroscientists are working to unlock the secrets…

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Sandstock Claims Sand Could Be the Key to Unlocking More Efficient Solar Power

Researchers from the Masdar Institute have discovered a new, low-cost, eco-friendly, and highly efficient way to store solar energy using desert sand. They have successfully proved that desert sand from the UAE could be used…

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Google Being Googly By Naming Its Self-Driving Streets After Famous Movies, Characters, & Cars

What’s new? Google is doing Google things, or being Googly as they like to say, by naming every street in the company’s self-driving car facility after famous movies, characters, and cars. The facility, located in…

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Melting Glaciers are Slowing Down the Earth’s Rotation

Global warming has an adverse effect on nature, and Earth is showing many signs of worldwide climate change. We all know that it is resulting in polar ice melting, which, in turn, is resulting in…

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Marine & Freshwater Hydrokinetic Energy Technology

IndustryTap has reported on hydrokinetic and marine energy technologies such as Verdant Energy’s East River project in New York City, tidal & wave energy projects that have the potential to produce more power than wind turbines, floating…

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Researchers Develop Tiny Dye-Spilling Capsules That Reveal Faults in Materials

Virgin Galactic’s New 747 “Cosmic Girl” Mothership to Launch SpaceShip Two

The First Hyperloop Tubes Just Arrived in the Desert of Nevada for Testing

The Navy’s Historic Shift from Diesel to Nuclear Powered Ships, Subs & Carriers

‘Growing Power’ Produces 1 MILLION Pounds of Food on 3 Acres of Land!

World’s Largest Brain Simulation & Imaging the Brain’s Architecture

Sandstock Claims Sand Could Be the Key to Unlocking More Efficient Solar Power

Google Being Googly By Naming Its Self-Driving Streets After Famous Movies, Characters, & Cars

Melting Glaciers are Slowing Down the Earth’s Rotation

Marine & Freshwater Hydrokinetic Energy Technology

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