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Gravity-Defying Robot 3D Prints Metal in Mid Air

Advances in 3D printing technology continue to dominate the news. Despite the fact that 3D printing has achieved major milestones, the technology is still in its infancy. If you think you know all about 3D…

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Exaflop Computing Will Save the World … If We Can Afford It

Modeling the Himalaya Watershed Requires More Powerful Computers Humans have imagined great breakthroughs in science and technology decades and even centuries before technological progress made them possible. Often times, people or organizations have had to…

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Unbelievable! Backwoods, Gun-Slinging DIY Engineer Built a Fusion Reactor in His Basement!

Doug Coulter used to work for U.S. intelligence agencies, building signal processing and radio gadgets… But that was about a decade ago. Today, Doug resides in the backwoods of Virginia, in small town by the…

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World’s Largest Solar Plant Lights Up 140,000 California Homes with Clean Energy

Located in California’s Mojave Desert, Ivanpah is the largest solar thermal plant in the world, sprawling across roughly 5 square miles (13 sq. kilometers) near the California-Nevada border. It was formally opened on February 13…

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Lotus Introduces Tron-Designed Motorcycle That Costs More Than Its Cars

Gorgeous Lotus C-01 bike is a unique combination of state-of-the-art technology with a truly jaw-dropping aesthetic Sci-fi flick fans will recall the famous light cycle from the film Tron. Now, legendary British car company Lotus…

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Good Vibrations May Charge Your Next Mobile Phone

Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison are developing a nano-generator that can harvest power from vibrations, without the use of any chords or wires. The “self-powered” charging technology, which would be most suited for use…

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Massive 82-Foot Telescope has The Ability To Explore Dark Holes

An 82-foot Magellan telescope has passed all the tests and been approved for construction in hope that it will be operational by 2020. Features: Utilizes a light-collecting mirror surface more than six times the area…

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Jumping Frogs! The Next Big Leap For Robotics

Scientists have found that frogs shorten their muscles a split second before leaping, resulting in stretching the tendon connecting the muscle to the bone. Due to the large amount of energy produced during the jumping…

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Incredible Video of Tsunami Bombs and Underwater Nuclear Tests

29,000 Hiroshima Size Weapons Have Been Tested in the Earth’s Atmosphere We have recently been reminded of the terrible destructive power of tsunamis as seen in Japan and the Philippines. So is it any wonder…

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Team Works on Lithium-Ion Battery That Won’t Blow Up Your Stuff

Lithium-ion batteries are used to power more devices than you could care to keep count of and largely they’ve been very efficient, save for some malfunctions such as the Tesla car fire or with something…

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Gravity-Defying Robot 3D Prints Metal in Mid Air

Exaflop Computing Will Save the World … If We Can Afford It

Unbelievable! Backwoods, Gun-Slinging DIY Engineer Built a Fusion Reactor in His Basement!

World’s Largest Solar Plant Lights Up 140,000 California Homes with Clean Energy

Lotus Introduces Tron-Designed Motorcycle That Costs More Than Its Cars

Good Vibrations May Charge Your Next Mobile Phone

Massive 82-Foot Telescope has The Ability To Explore Dark Holes

Jumping Frogs! The Next Big Leap For Robotics

Incredible Video of Tsunami Bombs and Underwater Nuclear Tests

Team Works on Lithium-Ion Battery That Won’t Blow Up Your Stuff

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