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The true story of the fastest thing ever launched by mankind
Robert Brownlee told us how he shot an object into space before Sputnik.
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Carbon dioxide captured from air can be directly converted into methanol fuel
For the first time, researchers have demonstrated that CO2 captured from the air can be directly converted into methanol (CH3OH) using a homogeneous catalyst. The benefits are two-fold: The process removes harmful CO2 from the atmosphere, and the methanol can be used as an alternative fuel to gasoline.
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Here's how long it would take to visit the closest star in our galaxy
There's no great benchmark for interstellar trips, but we crunched the numbers anyway — and were totally shocked.
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Niagara Falls will probably go dry in the next few years
by: Cox Media Group National Content Desk Updated: Jan 24, 2016 - 6:52 PM
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People Are Still Trying to Build a Space Elevator
Though key players have distanced themselves from the concept, a new film examines the continuing draw behind the sci-fi staple. By Michelle Z. Donahue.
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Space age ghosts show abandoned relics of NASA’s golden years
For 23 years Roland Miller has photographed the crumbling remains of the US space age, from empty missile silos to Apollo Saturn V engine test stands
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The slowly fading art of flying—and maintaining—Cold War fighter jets
Privately owned warbirds still soar because of the efforts of a few dedicated folks.
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‘Mini Force Fields’ Used To Control Individual Microbots Within Groups
Researchers at Purdue University have found a means by which to control individual microbots within groups, a feat never before accomplished.
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These Adapters Let You Combine All Your Toys Into One Monstrous Conglomeration of Fun
Finally you can combine LEGO, Tinkertoys, Lincoln Logs, and K'Nex into one genius structure.
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China's recently-completed Shanghai Tower is now the second tallest building in the world
Trailing only Dubai's Burj Khalifa in terms of height, construction on the Taiwanese skyscraper known as Shanghai Tower recently completed.
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Forgotten Heritage: Subterranean Cisterns of Victorian England
The word "cistern" conjures a rather humble image: toilet tank. But to residents of Victorian England, the term had another, much more majestic definition.
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DNA Manufacturing Enters the Age of Mass Production
Synthetic-biology startups adopt technologies from the computer industry. By Eliza Strickland.
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REAL Assassin's Creed HIDDEN BLADE & ROPE LAUNCHER
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What could possibly go wrong on a spacewalk?
Spacewalks have become a regular feature of life in the International Space Station, but they are still a risky adventure. By Jason Caffrey.
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SpaceX Falcon 9 Returns to Flight, Sticks Landing at Cape Canaveral
SpaceX returned its Falcon 9 rocket to flight with flair tonight, successfully deploying 11 communications satellites after returning the rocket's first stage to Cape Canaveral for an upright landing.
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Watch the Devolution of 'Star Wars' Ridiculous Walker Tanks
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, they never apparently thought of tank treads or even, like, wheels.
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Life on the International Space Station
International Space Station: A day in the life of an astronaut.
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Theremin’s Bug
How the Soviet Union Spied on the US Embassy for 7 Years. By Adam Fabio.
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Bikes, bowling balls, and the delicate balancing act that is modern recycling
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Ukraine's Antonov Will Westernize This Huge Soviet-Era Cargo Plane
With Kiev’s relationship with Moscow now non-existent, Antonov aircraft is looking to inject western technologies and spare parts into its giant An-124 Condor and An-225 Mriya designs. So instead of having one giant plane constructed under one giant design philosophy, they’ll both now be a mix of both West and East.
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