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Globalization: Interconnectedness Increasing Entrepreneurial Activity, Global GDP

Kickstarting a Global Startup Revolution Many think globalization is well advanced but there are still many challenges to connecting the world; increased economic integration is expected to significantly improve global gross domestic product for all…

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Giant Magellan Telescope: Building a Mirror for the Largest Telescope in the World

The building of the Giant Magellan Telescope is an incredible engineering project, by any measure. Expected to be the largest telescope in the world, the GMT has a unique design. A major part of the…

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Sci-Fi Graphics Get Real: 3D Images that Float in Thin Air

Pushing hologram technology forward, scientists have created 3D images that float in thin air. These 3D images are created in mid-air without using any kind of projectors. The 3D images can be viewed from almost…

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Mustard Seeds Power Flight from U.S. to Australia

A Qantas plane recently made history by becoming the first in the world to be partly powered by mustard seeds. The U.S.-Australia biofuel flight took off from Los Angeles and landed in Melbourne after a…

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China’s Hypersonic Missiles Could Hit Any Target in the World in One Hour

Recently, China tested a hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV) that is capable of flying at 10 times the speed of sound and can bypass existing radar sensor technology. New military threat to the world These new…

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Pentagon Moves Top-Secret Military Facility Back to Cold War-Era Nuclear Bunker Carved Into a Mountain

A fully contained and self-sufficient town functioning secretly and quietly — buried deep beneath a snow-covered mountain. The location for a spy movie? In reality, this town inside a mountain is the setting for a…

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Inflatable Habitat Will Orbit the Moon

Aerospace companies Bigelow Aerospace and the United Launch Alliance (ULA) have announced plans to launch a large space capsule that will eventually help astronauts plan for future space exploration missions. By 2022, this inflatable habitat will orbit…

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Powerwall Battery System Lights Up Puerto Rico Hospital

When Hurricane Maria slammed Puerto Rico on Sept. 20th, it knocked out the island’s electrical systems, leaving millions of people in the dark. Residents were told that it would take four to six months for…

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World’s First Negative Emissions Power Plant

Scientists have discovered a powerful weapon in the fight against global warming! The world’s first negative emissions power plant has opened in Iceland. With the vital issue of global warming in mind, Iceland has gone beyond zero by developing a power…

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Super Concrete Can Resist Earthquakes

Earthquakes bring devastation, upheaval, and disaster. Apart from turning an entire landscape into shambles, an earthquake can bring the lives of thousands of people to a complete standstill. The magnitude of destruction has only gotten…

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Construction

Globalization: Interconnectedness Increasing Entrepreneurial Activity, Global GDP

Giant Magellan Telescope: Building a Mirror for the Largest Telescope in the World

Sci-Fi Graphics Get Real: 3D Images that Float in Thin Air

Mustard Seeds Power Flight from U.S. to Australia

China’s Hypersonic Missiles Could Hit Any Target in the World in One Hour

Pentagon Moves Top-Secret Military Facility Back to Cold War-Era Nuclear Bunker Carved Into a Mountain

Inflatable Habitat Will Orbit the Moon

Powerwall Battery System Lights Up Puerto Rico Hospital

World’s First Negative Emissions Power Plant

Super Concrete Can Resist Earthquakes

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