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Good News Star War Fans: Hoverbikes Soon to Arrive

The California-based firm Aerofex has developed a hoverbike, ‘Aero-X,’ that resembles the one from the science fiction film ‘Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi,’ bringing science fiction to life. This user-friendly vehicle is a…

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US Navy’s GhostSwimmer Robot Is a Super Stealthy Unmanned Underwater Vehicle

Boston Engineering has developed a shark-like unmanned underwater vehicle called the GhostSwimmer as part of the US Navy’s NEMO project. GhostSwimmer Specs: Weighs 100 pounds 5 feet long Emulates the swimming style of a “large…

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New Chip Puts Sound, Light on Same Wavelength

When you hear thunder, you will find that it always occurs after a flash of lightning. This is because sound waves travel much slower (768 miles per hour) than light waves (670,000,000 miles per hour). Now, researchers from…

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‘Destiny’ Most Expensive Game Ever Made

Video games are a huge business. The worldwide market was worth over $80 billion last year, and it’s growing every passing day. People are willing to pay a hefty price for one-of-a-kind releases. Video game makers…

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India’s Mars Orbiter Mission a Success on First Attempt

India made history on September 24th, 2014 by becoming the first country in the world to successfully place a satellite into orbit around Mars on its maiden attempt. The success of the Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) brings…

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Candle-Powered Device Helps Save on Heating Bills

The unbelievably expensive heating bills at the end of the winter season makes everyone dream of a cheaper heating option. Now, you can cut your electricity bill down to just 10 cents a day with…

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‘Swing Time’ Lights Up Playground

Playgrounds are no longer just for kids! Boston now has a playground for adults. Twenty LED-lit circular swings that glow in the dark have been installed in Boston as a part of ‘Swing Time,’ Boston’s…

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Fearless Russian Alexander Remnev Scales World’s Tallest Buildings

Without Ropes, Harnesses or Safety Gear For most reading about and viewing images of the world’s tallest buildings is quite enough, but for 19 year old Russia, photographer and Moscow State University IT student Alexander…

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NASA Tests Shape-Changing Aircraft Flaps

NASA has successfully fight tested a revolutionary shape-changing aircraft flap. The new technology is expected to have far-reaching effects on future aviation This technological marvel has the potential to reduce noise, weight, drag emissions and…

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Ocean Spiral Floats, Submerges In Ocean

Seventy-one percent of the Earth’s surface is covered with water. Though humans have developed and maintained strong ties with the oceans, we can’t really utilize them for living. But this is all set to change now! A…

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Engineering

Good News Star War Fans: Hoverbikes Soon to Arrive

US Navy’s GhostSwimmer Robot Is a Super Stealthy Unmanned Underwater Vehicle

New Chip Puts Sound, Light on Same Wavelength

‘Destiny’ Most Expensive Game Ever Made

India’s Mars Orbiter Mission a Success on First Attempt

Candle-Powered Device Helps Save on Heating Bills

‘Swing Time’ Lights Up Playground

Fearless Russian Alexander Remnev Scales World’s Tallest Buildings

NASA Tests Shape-Changing Aircraft Flaps

Ocean Spiral Floats, Submerges In Ocean

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