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Thermal Flow Meters: Working Principle, Pros and Cons, and Design

Thermal flow meters use the fluid’s heat conductivity, both liquids, and gases, to find out the mass flow. Not like volumetric flow meters, for example, turbine or purge meters, a thermal flow meter are, to…

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U.S. Military launched Powerful Mass-Surveillance Balloons to spy on the Midwest

The Pentagon is conducting mass surveillance tests across six Midwest states by launching spy balloons. These high altitude balloons offer a cheap monitoring platform to monitor and track individual people and vehicles for extended periods.…

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New Alzheimer’s Test can Predict Disease 20 years before Symptoms Show

Worldwide, millions of people suffer from Alzheimer’s disease. It is a type of dementia that causes problems with memory, thinking and behavior. Symptoms of this disease develop very slowly and they get worse with time.…

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Relativity Space Gathers an Investment of Over $100 Million for a Huge 3D Printing Farm

Relativity Space, a California-based startup that pioneers the field of metal 3D printing for aerospace applications has gathered a total of $104.7 million through three individual investment rounds. The company will now use most of…

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Irish Teen Figured Out How to Suck Microplastics from Drinking Water

Recently scientists detected Microplastics in drinking water as well as in drinking water sources. Microplastics in the water have an effect on humans, animals, and the overall environment. According to a study in 2015, accumulated…

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Gustafson Porter + Bowman Wins Competition to Redesign The Eiffel Tower

The Eiffel Tower is one of the most iconic landmarks in the world, standing in the heart of Paris since 1889, symbolizing man’s achievements in engineering, construction, and architecture. Since its completion, the tower has…

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Putting “cat whiskers” on Small Drones to Avoid Collisions

Researchers at the University of Queensland in Australia are developing a whisker-based sensing system that they hope could help small drones avoid obstacles and collisions during flight. Mimicking nature is always a smart thing to…

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Volvo’s New Military Transport Can Drive Sideways

Recently, a French defense and security vehicle firm, Arquus, unveiled its latest concept vehicle that has been designed for the French Army. The vehicle has been named Scarabée. This Volvo-owned company has revealed Scarabée at…

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The Future of Electric Bikes

Bicycles have changed quite a bit since their invention in the early 1800s — the original velocipede didn’t include brakes, chains, gears or even pedals. You had a seat with two wheels attached, and you’d…

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igus Ball Transfer Units Ease Move of High Loads

Lubrication-free units for conveyor tables improve load-bearing capacity igus has introduced new ball transfer units that allow lubrication-free and smooth transport with a dramatic increase in load-bearing capacity. Ball tables are used if delicate or…

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Engineering

Thermal Flow Meters: Working Principle, Pros and Cons, and Design

U.S. Military launched Powerful Mass-Surveillance Balloons to spy on the Midwest

New Alzheimer’s Test can Predict Disease 20 years before Symptoms Show

Relativity Space Gathers an Investment of Over $100 Million for a Huge 3D Printing Farm

Irish Teen Figured Out How to Suck Microplastics from Drinking Water

Gustafson Porter + Bowman Wins Competition to Redesign The Eiffel Tower

Putting “cat whiskers” on Small Drones to Avoid Collisions

Volvo’s New Military Transport Can Drive Sideways

The Future of Electric Bikes

igus Ball Transfer Units Ease Move of High Loads

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