Touch-Sensitive Prosthetics One Step Closer to Reality

The research, development and design behind prosthetic limbs has become more and more astonishing since the turn of the century as researchers have sought a way to make prosthesis much more intuitive and lifelike. These…

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Gold, Still Gold But Now Available in New Colors

Scientists in Southampton are now able to change the color of the world’s most iconic precious metal, gold. They did this by embossing tiny raised or indented patterns onto the metal’s surface. This changes the…

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The US Navy’s First Supercarrier Sells for One Cent

The U.S. Navy’s first supercarrier, the now-decommissioned USS Forrestal (AVT-59), has been sold for one cent to Texas-based All Star Metals. What does the company plan to do with its new purchase? Take the supercarrier…

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Self-Healing Polymer Shows Why Its Nickname is “Terminator”

Self-healing polymers are a new class of smart materials with a capability to heal themselves when they are damaged without any help or repair by manual intervention of any kind. According to experts, the first…

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Air New Zealand Now Boarding Flights to Antarctica

Antarctica continues to enthrall scientists and researchers with many parts unexplored and parts of its natural surroundings still unexplained. Of course, this is no easy task and getting to the great land of ice and…

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Makers of Human & Cargo “Full Body Scanners” Detect Huge Demand on the Horizon

Despite controversy regarding “Full Body Scanners” (FBS) at airports, manufacturers of these products are continuing to invest heavily in research and development. Fact is, in addition to people in transit, these products are also used…

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Inside “Head of the Charles,” the World’s Largest Racing Shell Regatta

In 1965, the Cambridge Boat Club, across the Charles River from Boston, USA, started the “Head Of The Charles Regatta”. It’s now grown into the largest annual two-day rowing event in the world. This year,…

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Traffic Jam on the Interstate? Fly the Aeromobil 2.5 to Work

Flying cars have been a popular topic of discussion for decades. Way back in 1940, Henry Ford said, “Mark my words: A combination airplane and motorcar is coming.” One such attempt was made at this…

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Will Bacteria-Eating Viruses Exterminate Superbugs?

A team of scientists from the University of Leicester has successfully isolated viruses that eat bacteria called phages in hopes of eradicating the highly-infectious hospital superbug Clostridium difficile (C. diff.). Due to overuse of antibiotics,…

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Solid-State Laser Could Be the End of Guided Missiles and Artillery

The US Navy’s first trial with the solid-state LaWS (laser weapon system) from aboard the USS Ponce points towards revolutionizing global warfare. The at-sea demonstration in April this year brought down a test drone and…

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Touch-Sensitive Prosthetics One Step Closer to Reality

Gold, Still Gold But Now Available in New Colors

The US Navy’s First Supercarrier Sells for One Cent

Self-Healing Polymer Shows Why Its Nickname is “Terminator”

Air New Zealand Now Boarding Flights to Antarctica

Makers of Human & Cargo “Full Body Scanners” Detect Huge Demand on the Horizon

Inside “Head of the Charles,” the World’s Largest Racing Shell Regatta

Traffic Jam on the Interstate? Fly the Aeromobil 2.5 to Work

Will Bacteria-Eating Viruses Exterminate Superbugs?

Solid-State Laser Could Be the End of Guided Missiles and Artillery

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