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About David Russell Schilling

David enjoys writing about high technology and its potential to make life better for all who inhabit planet earth.

Taipei 101 “Harmonic Absorber” Swings in 145 mph Winds from Typhoon Soudelor

Last week, Taipei 101, the world’s second-tallest building and winner of the World’s Tallest Green Building Award, was hit by Typhoon Soudelor as it ripped through Taiwan, then moved on to eastern China and southern…

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Water Powered Motorbike Gets 1,171 Miles Per Gallon! Is it Legit?

A number of reports about water-powered cars and motorbikes have been reported on the internet recently. A pattern of these claims seems to follow the price of gasoline. When the price of gasoline is low,…

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Taiwan’s Danjiang Bridge Design Competition Winner Announced

Port of Taipei to Gain World Class Port Status The Danjiang Bridge competition between civil engineers and architects from Asia, Europe, and North America to win a contract for the design of an iconic $260…

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Mini-Segways Invading US Cities

Mini-Segways are beginning to invade the streets of US cities. I live in Boston and saw my first one two weeks ago and then two more last night. According to reports, the first mini-Segway device was…

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EXO: World’s First Foldable Electronic Urban Skateboard

EXO: A Concept Foldable Skateboard Skateboard innovation is hot, and the EXO concept foldable or compactable e-skateboard (electric), or “Exoskeleton,” is one of the latest in “urban design” skateboards. EXO was created by Fraser Leid from Milton…

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Enormous Explosions, Huge Fireballs Rock Tianjin, China (Videos)

The world has just witnessed what appears to be the largest hazardous chemicals explosion in history in Tianjin, northern China, one of the world’s busiest port cities. A series of explosions, thought to be from…

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The New Science of Siting Wind Farms for Maximum Power Generation

According to wind industry experts, siting wind farms has recently moved from an art to a science. It used to be that wind farm placement was left up to manual techniques for settling on the most…

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Boeing’s Newest Autonomous Sub Goes for a Dip

IndustryTap reported on Boeing’s Echo Ranger 5 in Autonomous Undersea Vehicles (AUVs) Unveil Ocean’s Mysteries in 2013. Now Boeing’s Advanced Technology Program (BATP) has designed and manufactured the Echo Seeker, a larger version of Echo Ranger,…

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A New Divine Wind: Japan Eyes Harvesting Offshore Hydrogen to Power Its Future

Looking to Replace Nuclear Energy Many in Japan and around the world are ruing the day when the country starts up its dormant nuclear reactors that have been offline since just after the Fukushima nuclear…

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NASA Climate Change Multimedia & Apps Help Us Understand Perspectives, Issues, Stakes

NASA, despite congressional attempts to quash scientific research about the earth’s climate, has come out with a large number of multimedia presentations to help people understand what’s happening to sea ice, sea levels, carbon dioxide levels,…

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Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

Taipei 101 “Harmonic Absorber” Swings in 145 mph Winds from Typhoon Soudelor

Water Powered Motorbike Gets 1,171 Miles Per Gallon! Is it Legit?

Taiwan’s Danjiang Bridge Design Competition Winner Announced

Mini-Segways Invading US Cities

EXO: World’s First Foldable Electronic Urban Skateboard

Enormous Explosions, Huge Fireballs Rock Tianjin, China (Videos)

The New Science of Siting Wind Farms for Maximum Power Generation

Boeing’s Newest Autonomous Sub Goes for a Dip

A New Divine Wind: Japan Eyes Harvesting Offshore Hydrogen to Power Its Future

NASA Climate Change Multimedia & Apps Help Us Understand Perspectives, Issues, Stakes

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