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Engineering Challenges in Building the World’s Tallest Flagpole

Standing Tall & Strong The tallest flagpole in North America is the Acuity flagpole at Acuity Insurance headquarters in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, and it is visible from 9 miles away. The pole is 400 feet tall,…

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The Fabulous Palazzo Italia Building in Milan Purifies the Air With Its Smog-Filtering Façade

Palazzo Italia building at the Milan Expo 2015 is clad with a smog-filtering façade. Designed by Italian architectural firm Nemesi & Partners, it was the winning project in an international competition adjudicated by Expo 2015…

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This Innovative Bendable Bike Can’t Be Stolen!

Bike theft is a major problem all over the world. This problem has only increased with more bikes on the roads as more and more riders try to go green. Bike owners need to spend a…

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This Mysterious Sinkhole in China Has a Unique Ecosystem of Plants and Birds

A gaping crater in China is a botanical delight. It has developed a beautiful lush green self-contained ecosystem. This 317 yard (290 meter) deep crater is situated in a mountainous part of Central China’s Hubei…

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NASA to Send Microsoft HoloLens to Astronauts Aboard the International Space Station

Microsoft’s HoloLens blew my mind when I watched the first demonstration of the technology and represents a major part of the future of society in my opinion. NASA, who has been involved with HoloLens since…

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Solar Powered Smart Palms in Dubai Offer Free Wi-Fi and Fast Charging

Sitting under a palm tree in Dubai will not only provide you with shade but will also provide free Wi-Fi and keep your devices charged as well! Dubai’s glitzy landscape is about to get a new…

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Global 3D Bio-Printing Market to Reach $150 Billion by 2030

According to a number of research reports, the global 3D bio-printing market in the healthcare industry is set to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of nearly 15% to about $6 billion by…

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Cheaper 3D Printed Rats for Dissection Will Save Millions of Animals From Cruelty

Every year, millions of animals are unreasonably killed for dissection labs. Though there are no statistics maintained on the use of animals for dissection, estimates are that around 6-12 million animals are killed annually for dissection…

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Progress Eagle: Zero Carbon Emission, Triple Decker Super Jumbo Jet

Cool designs these days are like Whack-a-Mole: once you’ve seen something really interesting, another more interesting design pops up. Perhaps this is a testament to the human imagination and availability of great graphics software. But…

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Students Create Self Sanitizing Door Handle That Destroys 99.8% of Germs

Germs are all around us. Though most of them are harmless, some can cause serious infections and illnesses. Germs are most often spread by hands through person-to-person contact and make people sick. In public places…doorknobs, door…

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Technology

Engineering Challenges in Building the World’s Tallest Flagpole

The Fabulous Palazzo Italia Building in Milan Purifies the Air With Its Smog-Filtering Façade

This Innovative Bendable Bike Can’t Be Stolen!

This Mysterious Sinkhole in China Has a Unique Ecosystem of Plants and Birds

NASA to Send Microsoft HoloLens to Astronauts Aboard the International Space Station

Solar Powered Smart Palms in Dubai Offer Free Wi-Fi and Fast Charging

Global 3D Bio-Printing Market to Reach $150 Billion by 2030

Cheaper 3D Printed Rats for Dissection Will Save Millions of Animals From Cruelty

Progress Eagle: Zero Carbon Emission, Triple Decker Super Jumbo Jet

Students Create Self Sanitizing Door Handle That Destroys 99.8% of Germs

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