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Major Powers Investing in New Super Aircraft Carriers

IndustryTap has reported on the UK’s new $8.3 billion aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth, the United State’s USS Gerald R. Ford that was built for $14 billion, and a Sunken Aircraft Carrier reef that pumps $92 million a…

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Scientists Seek to Revive Extinct Mammoth by Inserting Its Genes Into Elephant DNA

Woolly mammoth—a giant, hairy elephant-like beast roughly the size of a modern African elephant went extinct thousands of years ago. The mammoth was roughly 11ft tall and weighed about seven tons. They had long hair and…

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Say Goodbye to Hangovers! Scientists Use Genome Knife to Reduce Side Effects of Wine

That pounding headache and nausea after a night of binge drinking could finally become a thing of the past. Scientists at the University of Illinois have discovered the key to making hangover-free wine. They have…

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Should Nuclear Weapons Stockpiles Be Modernized?

Current negotiations between Iran and P5+1 (China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, the United States plus Germany), and Israel’s opposition to the draft agreement, remind us of how serious the issue of nuclear weapons remains…

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This Lazzarini Luxury Mini Yacht is Capable of Cruising at 50 Knots!

Italian design studio Lazzarini recently presented Jet Capsule Reptile – a compact luxury yacht that provides comfort without sacrificing speed and maneuverability on the water. Jet Capsule Reptile is a smaller, lighter, faster and more…

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VeinViewer Means No More Poking People Relentlessly to Locate Veins

If you are scared of the needle because you have difficult-to-locate veins, there is some good news for you. To keep the guesswork out of injections, a Memphis-based company Christie Medical Holdings, has designed a…

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From Useless Packing Peanuts To High Performance Batteries

We’ve all seen polystyrene packing peanuts and thrown them into the garbage without a second thought; once our peanuts reach a landfill they stay there without decomposing for more than a century. Turning 50% of…

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New Autonomous Bionic Ants Designed for Industrial & Technical Applications

German engineering firm Festo, a leader in pneumatic and electric automation, has designed and manufactured new robotic bionic ants that run on ceramic motors, see using optical lasers and communicate by Wi-Fi. Known as Bionic…

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Lux Capital Raises $350 Million More to Invest in Early-Stage Futuristic Science and Tech Companies

Venture firm Lux Capital announced Thursday the company raised $350 million more to invest in early-stage futuristic science and tech companies, bringing their total capital to $700 million. “This is the most thrilling period of…

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Dew Collector Greenhouse Provides Veggies and Water in Ethiopia

The Roots Up Dew Collector Greenhouse is a low technology application dedicated to creating a system of self-reliant farms. The Roots Up project is a small non-profit operation affiliated with Ethiopia’s University of Gondar. It has…

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Major Powers Investing in New Super Aircraft Carriers

Scientists Seek to Revive Extinct Mammoth by Inserting Its Genes Into Elephant DNA

Say Goodbye to Hangovers! Scientists Use Genome Knife to Reduce Side Effects of Wine

Should Nuclear Weapons Stockpiles Be Modernized?

This Lazzarini Luxury Mini Yacht is Capable of Cruising at 50 Knots!

VeinViewer Means No More Poking People Relentlessly to Locate Veins

From Useless Packing Peanuts To High Performance Batteries

New Autonomous Bionic Ants Designed for Industrial & Technical Applications

Lux Capital Raises $350 Million More to Invest in Early-Stage Futuristic Science and Tech Companies

Dew Collector Greenhouse Provides Veggies and Water in Ethiopia

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