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World’s Largest Man-Made Waterfall: $120 per Hour to Run

China is showing off its wealth, status, power, and importance by building innovative sky-soaring structures. Large Chinese cities and even some smaller towns have skyscrapers galore. Now in the race to do something great and…

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Liquid Metal Flow Battery for Affordable Storage of Green Energy

For years, researchers have pursued the technology for a better flow battery for the power grid that could lead to affordable storage of renewable power. In a flow battery, two liquids, one with a positive…

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U.S. Army to Acquire Airborne Microwave System That Snipes Drones Out of the Sky

Lockheed Martin has developed a drone-demolishing airborne microwave system that quite literally cooks drones in midair. As if that were not cool enough, the U.S. Army has announced plans to purchase the technology, which can…

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Tidal Energy Projects Proliferating Around the World

A Darkhorse in Renewable Energy Adoption The advances being made in solar and wind energy are significant but one fact will forever remain true: Tidal energy from ocean tides will always be more predictable. But…

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Scientists Develop an Aerosol Spray Loaded With Nanobots

We shunned aerosol sprays way back in the 90s when everyone was talking about how they could damage the ozone layer. But recently, a team of researchers from MIT found a use for aerosols that…

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Samsung Claims Its New Flexible OLED Panel Is Unbreakable

Flexible OLED displays have been the source of much hype and debate over the past few years, with relatively little to show for what would be a game-changing technological advancement. Samsung has been at the…

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Robot Cockroaches Will Repair Plane Engines to Keep You Safe

Rolls-Royce, best known for its luxury cars and aero engine manufacturing, is now developing tiny “robot cockroaches” to fix plane engines. The company teamed up with robotics experts at Harvard University and the University of…

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Corning’s Gorilla Glass 6 Lets Your iPhone Take a Beating

Gorilla Glass from Corning has been a game-changer for smartphones from the very beginning. The company’s latest version, Gorilla Glass 6, is no exception, with Corning approximating it will enable a user to drop their…

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Bicycle Drivetrain Wins 2018 Eurobike Innovation Award

Bike parts manufacturer CeramicSpeed partnered with the University of Colorado’s department of mechanical engineering to introduce a chainless bicycle drivetrain concept. The revolutionary drivetrain, known as DrivEn, won the 2018 Eurobike Innovation Award at the…

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Forget Flying Cars … Here Comes the Flying Train!

Transportation is about to get a technology-driven reboot. Recently, Akka Technologies, an innovative engineering and consulting company based in France, unveiled its mind-blowing Link & Fly aircraft design. The new vehicle is both a flying…

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Engineering

World’s Largest Man-Made Waterfall: $120 per Hour to Run

Liquid Metal Flow Battery for Affordable Storage of Green Energy

U.S. Army to Acquire Airborne Microwave System That Snipes Drones Out of the Sky

Tidal Energy Projects Proliferating Around the World

Scientists Develop an Aerosol Spray Loaded With Nanobots

Samsung Claims Its New Flexible OLED Panel Is Unbreakable

Robot Cockroaches Will Repair Plane Engines to Keep You Safe

Corning’s Gorilla Glass 6 Lets Your iPhone Take a Beating

Bicycle Drivetrain Wins 2018 Eurobike Innovation Award

Forget Flying Cars … Here Comes the Flying Train!

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