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Listen Up California! Smart Water Grids Manage Every Last Drop

Everyone knows water comes from the sky or from rivers, streams, lakes and the ocean. But what happens between there and water faucets is somewhat of a mystery. And now that the California drought is…

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The Big Reboot: World’s Largest Atom Smasher Back Online

Physicists and scientists around the world as well as the general public are celebrating the restart of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). The LHC, with 17 mile (27 km) circular tunnels came back online on April 5,…

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Over Development, Over Population, Over Shoot in Pictures

Over Development: Clear & Present Dangers to Earth In dealing with some of the world’s biggest challenges, the Population Media Center and the Population Institute have created the “Global Population Speakout Campaign” with a 316-page…

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Germanwings: The Beginning of the End for Human Pilots in Commerical Aviation

When the World Trade Center was destroyed on September 11, 2001, we entered an age in which commercial airplanes could be used by terrorists and the mentally ill to gain notoriety. When this happens, hundreds or thousands of…

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Times Square 3015: A Mile High Skyscraper

Times Square 3015: Vertical vs. Horizontal Living IndustryTap has regularly covered Evolo’s skyscraper competitions; this year’s competition included over 6,000 entries with winners chosen last month. One of the more interesting entries was Times Squared…

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Qantas “City of Canberra” 747-400, World Record Holder for Longest Non-Stop Commercial Flight, Retires

As IndustryTap reported in January “After Tragic, Mysterious Year In Aviation, Qantas Named Safest Airline In The World For 2015,” Qantas, the flagship carrier of Australia, seems to be doing a lot right these days,…

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Service Industries Now Training Human Employees in Robotics & Automation

Perfect conditions, some might say a perfect storm, have arisen that should see that widespread adoption of robots and automation in service industries in the near future. Industrial Robotics & Automation Shooting Through the Roof…

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Eagle Sets World Record, Taking Off from Top of Burj Khalifa Tower

Last month, Darshan, a white-tailed eagle, took off from the top of Dubai’s Burj Khalifa tower, the tallest building in the world, and provided a minute and a half “point of view” video, using a…

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Futuristic Eye Tracking Headlamps Point Where a Driver is Looking

Soon you will be able to control the headlight beams of your car with your line of sight. Engineers at Opel/Vauxhall are developing an eye tracking technology for car headlamps. The technology attempts to adjust the direction…

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New Invention Reveals Cells, Signaling Pathways in Living Brains

Two Americans, Karel Svoboda and David Tank, and two Germans, Winfried Denk and Arthur Konnerth, shared this year’s $1 million Brain Prize, neuroscience’s equivalent of a Nobel Prize, for revolutionizing the study of the brain.…

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Listen Up California! Smart Water Grids Manage Every Last Drop

The Big Reboot: World’s Largest Atom Smasher Back Online

Over Development, Over Population, Over Shoot in Pictures

Germanwings: The Beginning of the End for Human Pilots in Commerical Aviation

Times Square 3015: A Mile High Skyscraper

Qantas “City of Canberra” 747-400, World Record Holder for Longest Non-Stop Commercial Flight, Retires

Service Industries Now Training Human Employees in Robotics & Automation

Eagle Sets World Record, Taking Off from Top of Burj Khalifa Tower

Futuristic Eye Tracking Headlamps Point Where a Driver is Looking

New Invention Reveals Cells, Signaling Pathways in Living Brains

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