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One Of World’s Biggest Heavy Lift Vessel Moves 9,750 Ton Topside Onto Oil Platform (Video)

The Valemon oilfield on the Norwegian continental shelf contains over 200 million barrels of oil equivalent and is a complex field with areas of high pressure and high temperature reserves. The Valemon topside was built…

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Is This The New Face Of First World Food?

Shareholders & Employees Wrestle Over $4.5 Billion Supermarket Chain A recent US national hot potato was the story of Market Basket, a chain of over 80 supermarkets in New England which has its roots in…

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Solar Trailing Wind In Race Of Renewable Energy Sources

The writing is on the wall: the alternative energy revolution must continue apace if humanity is to meet various requirements before mid-century: lowering pollution in the atmosphere, slowing the emission of greenhouse gases and transitioning…

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Agua Caliente: The World’s Largest Fully-Operational Solar Photovoltaic Facility

NRG Energy and MidAmerican Solar recently completed the world’s largest fully-operational Photovoltaic solar facility known as Agua Caliente. Located on 2,400 acres of land between Yuma and Phoenix, Arizona, the facility can generate 290 megawatts at peak capacity.…

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The First 3D Printer in Space Has Arrived at the International Space Station

The International Space Station has become the recipient of the first ever 3D printer in space, which was literally carried into space by a SpaceX Dragon commercial cargo craft. Reports out of the ISS state…

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Stephen Hawking: College, Marriage & Motor Neuron Disease, A Movie Trailer

As someone who writes about science and technology every day, the life of Stephen Hawking is simply one of the best stories one could imagine. Not only has he changed the world with his thinking,…

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NEPTUNE: Relaying Real-Time Data from the Bottom of the Sea

The North-East Pacific Time-Series Underwater Networked Experiment, most commonly referred to as NEPTUNE, costs non-profit organization Ocean Networks Canada $17 million a year in order to relay real-time data from the bottom of the ocean…

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The Inexorable March Of Progress: Horse Power To Horsepower, Human Power To Humanpower

When horses were replaced by cars in the early 20th century, automobile manufacturers used the term “horsepower” to refer to the strength of their new internal combustion engines. The Model T produced 20 horsepower (15kW)…

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Longest Bridge In The World To Connect Hong Kong, Pearl River Delta

Increasing Flow of People, Goods & Capital Chinese construction company CCCC-FHDI is in the process of building a $12 billion, 31 mile (50 km) bridge between Hong Kong, Macau and Zhuhai, in effect connecting the…

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Teenager from India Invents $80 Device That Converts Breath to Speech

A high school student from India, who is only 16 years old, has invented a device called ‘TALK’ that uses signals from a person’s breath to convert them into speech. This device can give a…

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One Of World’s Biggest Heavy Lift Vessel Moves 9,750 Ton Topside Onto Oil Platform (Video)

Is This The New Face Of First World Food?

Solar Trailing Wind In Race Of Renewable Energy Sources

Agua Caliente: The World’s Largest Fully-Operational Solar Photovoltaic Facility

The First 3D Printer in Space Has Arrived at the International Space Station

Stephen Hawking: College, Marriage & Motor Neuron Disease, A Movie Trailer

NEPTUNE: Relaying Real-Time Data from the Bottom of the Sea

The Inexorable March Of Progress: Horse Power To Horsepower, Human Power To Humanpower

Longest Bridge In The World To Connect Hong Kong, Pearl River Delta

Teenager from India Invents $80 Device That Converts Breath to Speech

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