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$5,000 3D Printer for Consumers

IndustryTap has reported on fashion student Grace Choi’s 3D printer for cosmetics, MINK, which has the potential to shake up the $80 billion cosmetics industry. This type of story is typical when new technologies emerge.…

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Global Sensor Markets Exploding

Recent headlines suggest global sensor markets will undergo significant growth between now and 2020. Nearly all sensor types are benefiting from a number of major trends. First is the Internet of Things (IoT) which requires…

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Carbon Nanotubes Convert Light Directly Into DC Current

When you listen to a radio, sometimes you have to adjust your antenna to improve the signal. An “Optical Rectenna” is an antenna that processes light energy from the sun, converting it to DC current. In…

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The Fact This Hacker Turned on His Car With Amazon Echo is a Bit Unnerving

I don’t think this is what Amazon had in mind when developing the company’s Echo product, AKA Alexa. Recently, YouTuber jryanishere hacked his car with Amazon Echo, remotely starting the vehicle with a Raspberry Pi,…

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The Moon & Asteroids as Stepping Stones to Mars

We have read much about coming space missions that will first visit the moon and asteroids. These missions would be waypoints on the way to a Mars Mission and deeper space exploration. It has yet…

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Scientists Grow Working Heart Muscle From Stem Cells

An organ transplant means a second chance at life for patients with organ failure, which can happen due to any number of illnesses or injuries. Due to organ shortages, people often have to wait a…

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Images of Historic US Space Facilities “Abandoned in Place”

In a new book, “Abandoned in Place” by Roland Miller, now defunct US aerospace facilities are described as “lonely launchpads” and “rusted rockets” leftover from the heyday of US space exploration and competition with the…

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Dinosaur Legs Grown on Genetically Modified Chicken Embryos

Did you know that around 66 million years ago, a huge asteroid collided with Earth, and due to its impact, most of the dinosaurs went extinct? Some of the smaller ones survived and they went on…

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World’s Longest Bridge is 102.4 Miles (164.7km) Long

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge, a 102.4 mile (154.7km) long viaduct on the Beijing-Shanghai High-Speed Railway, is the world’s longest bridge in any category. The bridge is also…

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Watch What Happens When You Pour Molten Copper Onto a Big Mac

Everyone, including the most die-hard of McDonald’s fan, would admit that McDonald’s burgers are not the healthiest option and are not good for our tummies. These burgers no doubt look attractive but they do inconceivable harm…

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Technology

$5,000 3D Printer for Consumers

Global Sensor Markets Exploding

Carbon Nanotubes Convert Light Directly Into DC Current

The Fact This Hacker Turned on His Car With Amazon Echo is a Bit Unnerving

The Moon & Asteroids as Stepping Stones to Mars

Scientists Grow Working Heart Muscle From Stem Cells

Images of Historic US Space Facilities “Abandoned in Place”

Dinosaur Legs Grown on Genetically Modified Chicken Embryos

World’s Longest Bridge is 102.4 Miles (164.7km) Long

Watch What Happens When You Pour Molten Copper Onto a Big Mac

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