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Medical Implants That Dissolve When The Body Heals

Doctors have been using stitches that dissolve in the body for years. Now ultra thin electronic implants, made of special materials, are being used for a wide range of medical and consumer devices and products.…

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Reconstructing The Columbia Space Shuttle After Explosion

Challenger Disaster, 1986 I was working on the floor of the American Stock Exchange on January 28, 1986, the day Space Shuttle Challenger broke apart just after launch, killing all seven crew members on board.…

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This Is the Million-Dollar Design for Darpa’s Crowdsourced Tank

Defense Suppliers On Defensive vs. Crowdsource Alternative DARPA recently awarded $1 million to “Team Ground Systems” made up of three designers who built a new drivetrain for an amphibious tank, the “Fast, Adaptable, Next-Generation Ground…

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Always Hungry? Miniature Electronic Implant Will Control Your Appetite

“Neuroblocking” The Breadbasket Bioscience pioneers EnteroMedics of the US and MRC Clinical Sciences Centre (MRC-CSC) of the UK believe a miniature implantable device, just a few millimeters wide, attached via electrodes to the vagus nerve in…

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This Building Will Eat Smog And Look Good Doing It

American Architect Richard Meier’s “White Sails” Coated With New Material Italcementi Group, technical sponsor of a new church in Rome commemorating the 2,000th anniversary of Christianity, was asked to come up with a cement that…

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Earth Based Laser Telescopes Now Seeing Better Than $1.2 Billion Hubble Space Telescope

Hubble Space Telescope (HST) was carried into lower earth orbit outside the Earth’s atmosphere by the space shuttle in 1990. Hubble has a 7.9 ft (2.4 m) aperture. Hubble’s orbit allows it to observe ultraviolet,…

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DNA Is The Next Big Data Storage Technology

Macrocosm of Data Finds New Home Finally a solution to the bailiwick of CIOs everywhere. As data continues to amass current methods of storing it will soon be mothballed. News from Harvard that bacteria in…

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The Biggest Digging, Moving & Lifting Equipment In The World

Giant Bucket Wheel Excavator The TAKRAF RB293, pictured above is a giant bucket-wheel excavator made by the German industrial company TAKRAF. It holds the record for the largest terrestrial vehicle in human history. It is…

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World’s Most Feared Submarine, The Russian Typhoon Class Ballistic Missile Submarine

The movie “Hunt For Red October” based on the novel by Tom Clancy, was a fictional hunt for a Russian Typhoon Class submarine. At issue was the “Cold War” intrigue threatening the entire world with…

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A Look Into What Caused the Spanish Train Crash

The Spanish train that hurtled off the rails and crashed into a wall of concrete, left lots of questions unanswered. Why was the train going so fast at a sharp bend? Did the brakes of…

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Medical Implants That Dissolve When The Body Heals

Reconstructing The Columbia Space Shuttle After Explosion

This Is the Million-Dollar Design for Darpa’s Crowdsourced Tank

This Building Will Eat Smog And Look Good Doing It

Earth Based Laser Telescopes Now Seeing Better Than $1.2 Billion Hubble Space Telescope

DNA Is The Next Big Data Storage Technology

The Biggest Digging, Moving & Lifting Equipment In The World

World’s Most Feared Submarine, The Russian Typhoon Class Ballistic Missile Submarine

A Look Into What Caused the Spanish Train Crash

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