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Hydropower, Italian Alps & Martini On The Rocks

IndustryTap has written “Ride the World’s Greatist Road” and “Epic “404” for Italy’s Messina Straits Bridge” about two impressive locations in Italy’s Northern Alps. Now 150 year old Italian maker of vermouth and sparkling wines,…

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Experimental Imaging With Smartphones & Sensors

Much of the natural phenomena we know to exist is beyond our senses. We must use modern technology to detect and display what our eyes can’t see. Now, artists are using experimental imaging with smartphones…

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World’s Largest Paper Machine: Automated, Efficient & Sustainable

World’s Largest Paper Machine Paper, invented in China in the 2nd century BC, is now made in China by huge cutting edge and automated industrial equipment. The world’s appetite for paper has led to the…

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Solar Energy Spreading Fast, Could Meet 100% Of US Needs by 2025

Scientists often wonder why it should be that human minds can fathom mathematical formulas and that the language of the universe is written in mathematics. If this were not the case, if human’s didn’t have…

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Smart Bracelet Projects Interactive Touchscreen Onto Skin

A group of designers has developed a new kind of “skin flick” using the Cicret bracelet which connects wirelessly to smartphones, projecting an interactive screen onto a user’s forearm where one can play games, read…

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Hole In The Ozone Layer Is On The Road To Recovery For The First Time In 35 Years

The Ozone Layer protects us from the sun’s harmful ultraviolet rays that cause skin cancer, crop damage and other problems. Back in the 1970s, scientists realized that the ozone layer was depleting fast. Ozone levels…

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Aerobatics Jetman Loves Flying Like A Bird

History Of A Daredevil An ex-Swiss-military and Swiss International Airlines commercial pilot, daredevil and inventor Yves Rossy, aka “The Jetman”, has been developing a winged pack made of airplane type carbon fiber wings 8 feet…

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Halliburton Slashes 1,000 Jobs Due To Falling Global Oil Prices

The world’s second biggest oil services company, Halliburton, has announced the company is cutting 1,000 jobs in its eastern hemisphere offices as a result of tanking oil prices. The layoffs comprise 1.25 percent of Halliburton’s…

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Taming Hurricanes By Feeding To World’s Electric Grid

Since before the days of Moses and the Exodus it has been part of the human imagination to have control over the most powerful of natural forces, like the parting of the Red Sea, delivering…

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US Navy Successfully Tests The New 30 Kilowatt Laser Weapon System In The Persian Gulf

This past summer, the US Navy installed its new 30 kilowatt Laser Weapon System (LaWS) aboard USS Ponce in connection with a $40 million research and development project. The Office of Naval Research (ONR) just…

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Engineering

Hydropower, Italian Alps & Martini On The Rocks

Experimental Imaging With Smartphones & Sensors

World’s Largest Paper Machine: Automated, Efficient & Sustainable

Solar Energy Spreading Fast, Could Meet 100% Of US Needs by 2025

Smart Bracelet Projects Interactive Touchscreen Onto Skin

Hole In The Ozone Layer Is On The Road To Recovery For The First Time In 35 Years

Aerobatics Jetman Loves Flying Like A Bird

Halliburton Slashes 1,000 Jobs Due To Falling Global Oil Prices

Taming Hurricanes By Feeding To World’s Electric Grid

US Navy Successfully Tests The New 30 Kilowatt Laser Weapon System In The Persian Gulf

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