Artemis II Engineering Update: SLS Rollout, Trajectory Refinements, and Hardware Readiness for the April 2026 Launch Window
Artemis II Engineering Update: SLS Rollout, Trajectory Refinements, and Hardware Readiness for the April 2026 Launch Window

Shed a tear for science? University researchers in Ireland harvest electricity from tears

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University of Limerick’s Bernal Institute in Ireland was recently home to a startling discovery when researchers discovered that lysozyme crystals found in tears yield an electric current when pressurized, a […]

3D printed, walking robot: this multi-purpose, soft-legged robot can navigate rough terrain, access tiny spaces

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A team of scientists from the University of California San Diego has created a robot using a 3D printer that prints both soft and rigid materials. This allows the robot […]

Small business tax rate cut to 3.5 percent will only partially mitigate impact of minimum wage increases, both set for January 1 in Ontario

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Premier Wynne of Ontario was clear that the new small business tax rate of 3.5%, set to come on January 1, 2018, was not meant to offset the impact of […]

TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline clears last hurdle in $10 billion project as Nebraska approves 3 to 2

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In a tight vote, TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline was approved 3 to 2 by Nebraska’s Public Service Commission — despite the recent 5,000 barrel oil spill in South Dakota. The […]

21 auto parts companies in Ontario invest in new technologies with help from Ontario Government

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21 auto parts companies will partner with the Ontario government to adopt new hardware and software and training with the goal of improving automotive supplier competitive. Under the appropriately named […]

Tesla Roadster not only zero-to-sixty in 1.9 seconds — the next iteration may actually fly, says Elon Musk, CEO

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The Not satisfied with announcing Tesla Roadster, the world’s fastest production car in terms of acceleration — zero to sixty mph (0-100kph) in 1.9 seconds — Elon Musk tweeted his […]

WindTwin digital platform increases efficiency on wind farms and tests maintenance upgrades

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​Engineers at Brunel Innovation Centre are developing a digital platform that increases efficiency for a fraction of the cost. The virtual mission platform, WindTwin, operates as a control panel, giving […]

​Toyota highlights experimental technologies with artificial intelligence that recognizes driving habits and facial expressions

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  As the Tokyo Motor Show approaches, Toyota announces plans to highlight an array of experimental technologies geared toward detecting the needs of drivers. The technology uses artificial intelligence to […]

Solar Challenge 3,000 kilometer “race” tests solar capabilities and technologies

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​The future of automotive technology is vastly changing. As Toyota makes waves with its Concept-i series and its new tech company, other companies and innovators are following suit and making […]

Air-Breathing battery development increases storage capacity with greater longevity at a fraction of the cost of other batteries.

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  A team of researchers from MIT have developed an air-breathing battery capable of storing electricity with greater longevity and at a fraction of the cost of other energy sources. […]

First drone crash with a commercial aircraft in Canada triggers safety review and possible new rules

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According to a statement by Transport Minister Marc Garneau, a collision between a drone and a Canadian passenger plane occurred last month. As stated by the minister, the October 12 […]

“I will destroy humans” says life-like robot: Elon Musk’s claim that artificial intelligence poses a threat to mankind may be justified?

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It may have been a glitch, but during a media interview, a “smart learning” robot named Sophia declared: “Okay, I will destroy humans.”     Although this was in response […]

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