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Mystery of Magnetic Hill Revealed!

For decades, an amazing natural phenomenon has baffled tourists who visit this southeastern New Brunswick city in Canada. Drive to the bottom of this illusionary magnetic hill in Moncton and be prepared to be amazed. Your…

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U.S. Air force is Offering $2 Million Prize for Next Generation Jet Engines

The U.S. Air Force is offering $2 million prize to any research team that can design the next generation jet engines to boost U.S. air power. The prize money for the ‘Air Force Prize’ will…

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LNG as an Alternative Fuel in US Maritime Shipping

A new study recently published by researchers at Marshall University and the University of Delaware in the journal Energy Policy, suggests that new regulations intended to reduce pollution of coastal and inland waterways may change the use…

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NASA Assembling Orion Crew Module in Preparation for Exploration Mission 1 (EM-1)

In Greek mythology, Orion was a giant Boeotian hunter in pursuit of the Pleiades who was slain by Artemis and placed in the sky as a constellation. While the origin of the Orion spacecraft might…

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WASP: World’s Largest Open Source “Self Manufacturing” 3D House Printer

If the current refugee crisis in Europe tells us anything, it is that having the ability to quickly build quality housing is a necessity in coming decades when continued political and environmental issues may turn…

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Infographic: Using Cranes to Build One World Trade Center

14 years have come and gone by since the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center Twin Towers in New York City. While we still remember that day, we recognize that our country has…

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Porsche Mission E Electric Car to Compete With Tesla Model S

Porsche recently announced the new four passenger Mission E electric sports sedan concept car at last month’s Frankfurt Auto Show. Mission E, one of the show’s top attractions, is expected to hit the market in 2020. Mission E…

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On The Edge of Glory: The World’s Greenest Office Building

The Office of the Future The Edge office building, home to Deloitte’s Amsterdam headquarters, has been named the greenest building in the world. Not only is the Edge green, but it is also at the…

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GE Building Prefabricated & Prevalidated Portable Biologics Factories

A New Approach to Biopharmaceuticals General Electric (GE) Healthcare & Life Sciences is now designing and manufacturing a modular portable biologics factory, KUBio, that can be loaded onto freight ships or tractor trailers for quick…

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The Polywell: Tip Of A Technology Iceberg

Introduction: The Polywell is a concept for a fusion reactor. It uses an electric field to heat ions to fusion conditions. It was recently explored by the US Navy and EMC2 inc. In July, the…

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Engineering

Mystery of Magnetic Hill Revealed!

U.S. Air force is Offering $2 Million Prize for Next Generation Jet Engines

LNG as an Alternative Fuel in US Maritime Shipping

NASA Assembling Orion Crew Module in Preparation for Exploration Mission 1 (EM-1)

WASP: World’s Largest Open Source “Self Manufacturing” 3D House Printer

Infographic: Using Cranes to Build One World Trade Center

Porsche Mission E Electric Car to Compete With Tesla Model S

On The Edge of Glory: The World’s Greenest Office Building

GE Building Prefabricated & Prevalidated Portable Biologics Factories

The Polywell: Tip Of A Technology Iceberg

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