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McLaren to Use a Force Field to Wipe Out Windshield Wipers

Windshield wipers are something that all cars have in common regardless of price, because they are required by law and are a necessity when it comes to driving in the rain, sleet, or snow. McLaren’s…

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Will the MX-1 Lunar Lander Win the New Space Race Worth $30 Million?

Apollo missions have been giving scientists the opportunity to progressively discover how rich and diverse Moon geology is. Investigations and surveys have confirmed all the resources for which we fight for on Earth are available…

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Complete Coverage of Fukushima News

The Story of the Little Dutch Boy The little Dutch boy tried to fix a leak in a dam by putting his finger in the hole. Soon more leaks appeared and he was quickly overwhelmed.…

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Philips Flattens the Light Bulb

The light bulb hasn’t evolved much since Thomas Edison gave the world the original design in 1879. That is, until now… Philips has decided to take the traditional light bulb and make it flatter, in…

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New Work on Chernobyl’s Number 4 Reactor 27 Years Later

Nearly three decades ago, the Chernobyl nuclear power accident took place during a system test of the number 4 reactor which proceeded to explode, resulting in a meltdown that exposed the environment to radioactive contents…

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Can We Learn from Small Countries’ New Models Of Sustainability?

IndustryTap has been covering small countries such as Estonia, population 1.3 million, the world’s most connected and networked society. Another lilliputian world leader, population 9.5 million, is Sweden. In Stockholm’s Kista or “science city”, a…

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Live with 1 Million People in a Futuristic Pyramid City

Dubai is building one of the wonders of the world, inspired by incredible feats of architecture of Mayans and Egyptians. They built the pyramids to weather the test of time, but masterpiece structure ‘Ziggurat’ will…

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Goosebumps Meet World Cup Ball Brazuca’s 50,000 Raised Bumps

The FIFA World Cup is arguably the biggest sporting event in the world as fans from 32 countries root on their teams in their quest to be named champions of the world. FIFA is known…

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Hacker Turns Hijacked Drones into “Zombies”

Will there be any blue skies and white puffy clouds to see in our future or will the view be muddled with a traffic jam of drones? We’ve been hearing a lot of talk lately…

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Engineering Wonder Taizhou Bridge Sets Multiple World Records

Ranked as No. 1 and presented with the Supreme Award for Structural Engineering Excellence by the institution of Structural Engineers, the Taizhou Bridge is recognized as the finest example of structural engineering. This US$1.5-billion (RMB$9.35-billion)…

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McLaren to Use a Force Field to Wipe Out Windshield Wipers

Will the MX-1 Lunar Lander Win the New Space Race Worth $30 Million?

Complete Coverage of Fukushima News

Philips Flattens the Light Bulb

New Work on Chernobyl’s Number 4 Reactor 27 Years Later

Can We Learn from Small Countries’ New Models Of Sustainability?

Live with 1 Million People in a Futuristic Pyramid City

Goosebumps Meet World Cup Ball Brazuca’s 50,000 Raised Bumps

Hacker Turns Hijacked Drones into “Zombies”

Engineering Wonder Taizhou Bridge Sets Multiple World Records

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