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Biomechanical Simulation More Lifelike Than Ever

Recently, researchers have been studying how the use of smartphones, tablets, and other devices is affecting joints and muscles. For some people, believe it or not, usage leads to physical pain and psychological stress. But…

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Ford’s New Intelligent Speed Limiter Technology Obeys the Speed Limit For You!

Self-driving cars are still a few years away from making their debut on public roads, but cars are already beginning to receive new technologies to make the transition as seamless as possible. For example, Ford…

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A Bold Future: Innovation Rates Likely to Increase 100% in Next 10 Years

It’s always the question: is the glass half full or half empty? These days, if there isn’t outright pessimism there is a pervasive sense of anxiety about the future: it’s as if people can’t even…

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Boeing Has Patented a Halo-Like Bubble Shield to Protect Vehicles From Explosions

A while back, I wrote about DARPA exploring the idea of creating a real life, rocket resistant, Halo-like bubble shield. Today, Popular Science is reporting that it is Boeing who has won the patent for…

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Wind Turbine Manufacturers Now Favoring Taller Turbines, Longer Rotors

Like any manufacturer worth its salt, wind turbine manufacturers are hard at work coming up with new and better wind turbine designs and equipment in an effort to save money and become more efficient. The…

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HAWC Observatory to Utilize 300 Massive Kegs to Observe Cosmic Explosions!

The High Altitude Water Cherenkov (HAWC) Gamma-Ray Observatory officially launched a few days ago on March 20 and will soon begin collecting data on cosmic explosions at full capacity. Located 13,500 feet above sea level…

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NASA’s LEAPTech Project Features a 31-Foot Wingspan With 18 Electric Propellers

NASA’s Leading Edge Asynchronous Propellers Technology (LEAPTech) project is part of an initiative to develop a more efficient, electric-powered plane. An image of the proposed wings for LEAPTech has been circulating around the Internet lately because…

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Europe & Japan Jointly Developing New Hypersonic Plane

As the video below shows, breakfast in Tokyo, lunch in Paris. For this to become a reality, the worldwide aerospace industry has a lot to accomplish. But at today’s pace of change, booking your hypersonic…

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How Did Apple Learn About Fitness for Its New Apple Watch? The Company’s Employees!

It seems like everyone has been anticipating the release of the Apple Watch forever now, which will come equipped with some awesome health and fitness features. How did Apple go about obtaining all the fitness…

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This is How NASA is Testing Its Spacesuits for Use Onboard the Orion Spacecraft

Have you ever wondered about how NASA goes about testing their crazy, super technologically advanced spacesuits? It turns out staff members from NASA’s Johnson Space Center are the ones testing the suits for the Orion…

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Technology

Biomechanical Simulation More Lifelike Than Ever

Ford’s New Intelligent Speed Limiter Technology Obeys the Speed Limit For You!

A Bold Future: Innovation Rates Likely to Increase 100% in Next 10 Years

Boeing Has Patented a Halo-Like Bubble Shield to Protect Vehicles From Explosions

Wind Turbine Manufacturers Now Favoring Taller Turbines, Longer Rotors

HAWC Observatory to Utilize 300 Massive Kegs to Observe Cosmic Explosions!

NASA’s LEAPTech Project Features a 31-Foot Wingspan With 18 Electric Propellers

Europe & Japan Jointly Developing New Hypersonic Plane

How Did Apple Learn About Fitness for Its New Apple Watch? The Company’s Employees!

This is How NASA is Testing Its Spacesuits for Use Onboard the Orion Spacecraft

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