Breaking the Hypersonic Barrier: Venus Aerospace and the Rotating Detonation Rocket Engine
Breaking the Hypersonic Barrier: Venus Aerospace and the Rotating Detonation Rocket Engine

Long March 3B rocket launch destroys home as lower rocket booster crashes during launch

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Although the Chinese rocket Long March 3B successfully launched two satellites into medium orbit around the Earth, the launch left a trail of destruction in its wake as the lower […]

Solar Powered Cars — how practical is it; who is working on it; when is it coming? 5 companies profiled.

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Engineer designers have long dreamt of perfecting two types of automobile — solar-powered cars, and flying cars. Despite challenges, emerging technology may make these two dreams commercially feasible. EDI features […]

Containment system can trap offshore oil leaks, protect environment

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A Canadian company that specializes in supporting and licensing disruptive inventions to other companies has now secured the marketing rights to a radical new underwater oil spill protection system. Ottawa-based […]

Google Increasing Artificial Intelligence in Military Spy Drones

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Google recently partnered with the U.S. Department of Defense in an effort to aid in the development of smarter drone software. The company is equipping the government agency with machine-learning […]

How Greener Grids Can Stay Lit

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​California recently made headlines after becoming the first state to require solar panels on all new homes. While the move seems at first glance as a major step in the […]

Global Warming Cap Could Save Economy Trillions

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​Researchers studying the effects of global warming recently reported that four-fifths of countries and approximately 90 per cent of the global population could benefit from adherence to the Paris Climate […]

Pressure Used to Control Properties of Graphene Transistors

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​An international team of researchers led by Columbia University has developed a technique for manipulating the electrical conductivity of graphene through compression. This discovery marks a significant step toward graphene’s […]

Why a Russian submarine may have tried to tap into undersea communications: 95 percent of communications and $10 Trillion in data are carried on undersea cables

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Ninety-nine percent of data that crosses the world’s oceans is carried by undersea cables — over $10 trillion worth of data each and every day. The stakes are high, and […]

The advantages of laser welding: automation, quality, no tool wear

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The first use of laser cutting dates back to 1967, when a project lead by Dr Peter Houldcroft used oxygen assisted gas with a concentrated CO2 beam. This also led […]

The three different types of Artificial Intelligence – ANI, AGI and ASI

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Artificial intelligence is a computer system that can perform complex tasks that would otherwise require human minds — such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and translation between languages. [1] […]

Elon Musk’s stainless steel “Starship” from SpaceX — orbit test in six months, then on to Mars?

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The shining stainless steel “starship” may launch as early as March next year according to an ambitious announcement from Elon Musk of SpaceX. Not only tested to orbit but, he […]

3D printing, or additive manufacturing, becoming more mainstream across many manufacturing sectors

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Additive manufacturing, otherwise known as 3D printing is growing in practicality and popularity. In some industries, it has risen to prominence as the indispensable short run and prototype manufacturing.     3D […]

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