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World’s Fastest Supercomputer Titan Executes 20,000 Trillion Calculations Per Second

What are Supercomputers? The fastest computers in the world are called “supercomputers” because they allow scientists and engineers to use the most powerful computational technology and tools available to solve the world’s most complex problems.…

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3D Printed Batteries Become A Reality

3D printed batteries are the latest addition to the ever growing 3D printing phenomenon, which could potentially make huge strides in communications and the powering of medical devices. The lithium ion microbatteries, which have been…

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A Look At The $20 Billion Dollar Floating Airport

London, England and San Diego, USA are two examples of cities running out of space for large public projects like parks, airports and sewage treatment plants and the like. IndustryTap has written about the floating…

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World’s First Commercial Spaceline One Step Closer At $200,000 Per Ticket

Space is Virgin Territory Only 500 people have visited space but Virgin Galactic, a Richard Branson company, is about to change all that. Like Virgin Atlantic Airways, Virgin Galactic will have a fleet of privately…

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World’s Largest Hovercrafts Hitting Speeds Up To 95 MPH

Hovercrafts travel on an air-cushion and can travel over earth, water and ice. They operate by creating a cushion of low-pressure, high volume air between the hull and ground. The hovercraft travels about 8 inches…

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Researchers Unveil Thought-Controlled Helicopter

Researchers behind the Journal of Neural Engineering have unveiled their work with a “thought controlled” helicopter. The breakthrough, which harnesses thought patterns that man the small helicopter, was recently put to the test on a…

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How Do Fireworks Work? Emblazoning Skies With Artistry, Brilliance And Chemistry

The mysterious, enthralling and absorbing world of fireworks, with its shock waves, zips, vibrations, sonic booms and thunderclaps, sudden releases of light and energy and rolling concatenations has received more and more press in the…

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“Test Tube Meat” Inevitable Due To Unsustainable Rise In Protein Consumption

It turns out that current human intake of meat is just a “nibble” that will turn into a “chomp” over the next several decades. Humans have tried “beefalo”, “cattalo” and others but it is clear…

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Robobees: Building an Autonomous Colony of Flying Microbots

Roboticists have long used insects, fish and small animals as ideal models for building small robots leading to innovations in areas including entomology, computing and electrical engineering. The Harvard Robobee Project is funded by the…

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Watch A Russian Proton-M Rocket Explode After Flying Wildly Out Of Control

At the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan a Proton-M rocket with DM-03 upper stage, carrying three Russian Glonass-M navigation satellites went out of control, exploded and crashed at 8:38 AM local time, July 2 2013. The…

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World’s Fastest Supercomputer Titan Executes 20,000 Trillion Calculations Per Second

3D Printed Batteries Become A Reality

A Look At The $20 Billion Dollar Floating Airport

World’s First Commercial Spaceline One Step Closer At $200,000 Per Ticket

World’s Largest Hovercrafts Hitting Speeds Up To 95 MPH

Researchers Unveil Thought-Controlled Helicopter

How Do Fireworks Work? Emblazoning Skies With Artistry, Brilliance And Chemistry

“Test Tube Meat” Inevitable Due To Unsustainable Rise In Protein Consumption

Robobees: Building an Autonomous Colony of Flying Microbots

Watch A Russian Proton-M Rocket Explode After Flying Wildly Out Of Control

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