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Elon Musk’s Low Energy Hyperloop Project Concept Ready For San Francisco, Los Angeles Corridor

Over the past several months the concept of a “Hyperloop” transportation system has been reported on and hotly debated without much in the way of practical details as to how the system could be realized.…

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Velodrome, The High-End Bike Track Coming To America

After the recent “defrocking” of Lance Armstrong we learned Americans still have a long way to go to earn international respect in competitive cycling. Europeans continue to dominate international cycling rankings and along with Asians…

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Steel Still Dominating When It Comes To The Foundation Of The World

Carbon fiber has been finding its ways into the market, from aerospace to automobile to consumer goods. It boasts a great strength-to-weight ratio, being lightweight and rigid. Yet the foundation of many industries and goods…

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Wind Energy Could Supply 5 Times The Current Energy Production

The potential for wind energy is immense. It is estimated that if wind turbines are installed in all potentially breezy locations (including off shore turbines), the energy it can produce will equate to five times…

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Honeywell’s $37 Million Project For The New Airbus Assembly Line

Honeywell have been awarded the contract for a $37 million project to build and continually service a new power facility for the assembly line of Airbus aircraft. The site is based in Mobile, Alabama and…

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Reconstructing The Columbia Space Shuttle After Explosion

Challenger Disaster, 1986 I was working on the floor of the American Stock Exchange on January 28, 1986, the day Space Shuttle Challenger broke apart just after launch, killing all seven crew members on board.…

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The Biggest Digging, Moving & Lifting Equipment In The World

Giant Bucket Wheel Excavator The TAKRAF RB293, pictured above is a giant bucket-wheel excavator made by the German industrial company TAKRAF. It holds the record for the largest terrestrial vehicle in human history. It is…

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$540 Million Cable Stay Bridge Is The Longest In North America

Engineers seeking to improve vehicle and truck transportation and protect South Carolina’s multibillion-dollar container trade also had to deal with a history of huge earthquakes, 1886, nearly leveling Charlestown, mega hurricanes like Hugo in 1989,…

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The World’s Most Expensive Ship…Is It Worth It?

Nuclear powered aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford is considered the most expensive ship in the World because it will cost around $14 billion. The United States is building this next generation aircraft carrier at…

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Siemens $1.6 Billion Contract To Deliver 1,140 New Carriages To The British Rail Network

Siemens recently announced that they have been rewarded the Thameslink train contract and will manufacture and deliver 1,140 new carriages for the British rail network to the tune of £1.6 billion. This is all part…

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Construction

Elon Musk’s Low Energy Hyperloop Project Concept Ready For San Francisco, Los Angeles Corridor

Velodrome, The High-End Bike Track Coming To America

Steel Still Dominating When It Comes To The Foundation Of The World

Wind Energy Could Supply 5 Times The Current Energy Production

Honeywell’s $37 Million Project For The New Airbus Assembly Line

Reconstructing The Columbia Space Shuttle After Explosion

The Biggest Digging, Moving & Lifting Equipment In The World

$540 Million Cable Stay Bridge Is The Longest In North America

The World’s Most Expensive Ship…Is It Worth It?

Siemens $1.6 Billion Contract To Deliver 1,140 New Carriages To The British Rail Network

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