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Cybershock: Terrorist Hackers Attacking Open Society

Terrorist Hackers Terrorist hackers, phreakers, identity thieves, and internet terrorists, my how the world has changed! Intent on making life difficult for those who have adopted “open society” as a way of life, these modern…

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European Extremely Large Telescope Given The Go-Ahead…. Expected To Be Completed By 2024

The European Southern Observatory’s Council recently announced it has approved construction for the world’s largest telescope named “European Extremely Large Telescope”. “The decision taken by Council means that the telescope can now be built,” said…

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Gaming Inspired “Citrogen GT” Concept Car: A Look Back

The gaming industry has become so large and powerful that the launch of a new video game is sometimes accompanied by the production of a real life “concept car”, in this case, the Citrogen GT.…

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World’s Largest Diesel Engines: Past, Present & Future (Video)

World’s Oldest, Largest Diesel Engine Back in the day, Burmeister & Wain (B&W) built the CM 884WS-150. It’s an eight cylinder diesel engine that still produces 15,000kw (22,500 hp) and was the largest in the…

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“Ferrumivorous” Plants, Eat Toxic Metal Waste, Could Kick Off “Green Mining” Revolution

Hyperaccumulators Could “Vacuum” Heavy Metals From Contaminated Soil If plants can be carnivores, mostly consumers of insects, why can’t they be “ferrumivores”, “ferrumivorous” or metal eaters? Fortunately, it turns out they can and they are.…

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NASA’s Robonaut Inspires Tech Advances

Researchers at NASA, in collaboration with General Motors (GM), designed a state-of-the-art, highly dexterous humanoid robot known as Robonaut in 2011. It is made up of multiple component technologies and systems — vision systems, image…

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Revolutionary Hydrogen Fuel Advance May Lead To Large Scale Production

Supplanting Fossil Fuels With Hydrogen Fuel The Virginia Tech football team may be having a tough season, but scientists at the Blacksburg, Virginia institution have been making up for it through the discovery of a…

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Scientists Save Thousands With a $250 DIY Microscope

Microscopes are very sophisticated instruments and often require significant investments, sometimes thousands of dollars. To cut the research costs, a Brunel University London student has developed a DIY microscope. Dr. Adam Lynch, a postdoctoral candidate at…

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Biomimicry: Learning Efficiency & Sustainability From Living Organisms

If your company is attempting to overcome a technological challenge, chances are that somewhere in the natural world an organism or organisms have spent millennia perfecting a solution to your problem. If your design process…

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Fossil Fuel Costs Driving New Era Of Aerospace Computational Engineering

Most would agree that the fossil fuel age has delivered more than its fair share of benefits to humanity. But like the party guest who stays a bit too long or an in-law overstaying his…

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Engineering

Cybershock: Terrorist Hackers Attacking Open Society

European Extremely Large Telescope Given The Go-Ahead…. Expected To Be Completed By 2024

Gaming Inspired “Citrogen GT” Concept Car: A Look Back

World’s Largest Diesel Engines: Past, Present & Future (Video)

“Ferrumivorous” Plants, Eat Toxic Metal Waste, Could Kick Off “Green Mining” Revolution

NASA’s Robonaut Inspires Tech Advances

Revolutionary Hydrogen Fuel Advance May Lead To Large Scale Production

Scientists Save Thousands With a $250 DIY Microscope

Biomimicry: Learning Efficiency & Sustainability From Living Organisms

Fossil Fuel Costs Driving New Era Of Aerospace Computational Engineering

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