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“It Just Consumed Me”
Normally, not something you want a shark scientist to say. But Eric Stroud is talking about his chemistry-lab quest for the ultimate shark repellent, which he appears to have found. The questions that remain: Does it work on the great white, the ocean’s most fearsome predator? And can a couple of rookie entrepreneurs get it to market? By Charles Bethea.
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Marc Goodwin photographs Ningbo's construction sites.
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Aqueducts: Quenching Rome’s Thirst
Ancient masters of engineering, aqueduct builders created a vast network of pipes, channels, and bridges to bring water to Rome, creating in the process an enduring symbol of Roman civilization and innovation.
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Chiangmai Life Architects builds bamboo sports hall in Thailand.
This bamboo sports hall for a school in Thailand utilizes prefabricated trusses to span more than 17 meters without steel reinforcements or connections.
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Garner Holt Productions updates the Lincoln Animatronic.
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Nasa needs you: space agency to crowdsource origami designs for shield
In the search for ways to efficiently pack a radiation shield to protect manned spacecraft on deep space missions, Nasa is looking to the public for help
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Off-Grid Devices Draw Drinking Water from Dry Air
Sunlight-powered moisture-absorbing technologies are becoming economical. By Donna J. Nelson.
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How to Build the Perfect Sandcastle--According to Science
A sedimentologist weighs in on beach selection, tools and the perfect sand-to-water ratio
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Radio powered by your own sweat hints at future of wearables - Sweat Tech
A small skin patch harnesses enough power from sweat to run a radio for 48 hours. The same technology could be used to power health sensors of the future
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To the stars by atom bomb: The incredible tale of the top secret Orion Project
While NASA was figuring out how to use rockets to reach the Moon, a super secret US government project was developing a gigantic reusable spaceship powered by atom bomb explosions that was designed to carry a crew of 20 to the outer Solar System by 1970. By David Szondy.
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How Not to Build a Ship: The USS Ford
The USS Ford is following the pattern of all recent weapon system programs. It is years behind schedule and billions over budget because the Pentagon continues to conduct business as usual. By Dan Grazier, Pierre Sprey. (May 30, 2017)
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These 3D-Printed Objects Are Actually 4D
So much to think about when designing.
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Get Over It: The World's First 3D-Printed Bridge Officially Opened
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New method can selectively remove micropollutants from water: Electrochemical method can remove even tiny amounts of contamination
Engineers have developed a new way to get toxic micropollutants, including pesticides and pharmaceuticals, out of water.
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Kat Walk – A new VR omni-directional treadmill on Kickstarter.
Walk into the virtual worlds! No more constraints for your VR experience!
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A new book ranks the top 100 solutions to climate change. The results are surprising
A chat with Paul Hawken about his ambitious new effort to “map, measure, and model” global warming solutions. By David Roberts.
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Field Engineer Job Marketplace
Field Engineer is an innovative digital marketplace that hires talented engineers on demand. Whether you are a contractor or a buyer, you need to first create an account and provide all the required data. If you are an engineer, you will be asked to pass a background screening test to make sure the information you have entered is correct. After passing the test, you can start applying for the job as well as receive direct invitations from potential clients.
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How Alcantara faux suede went from Lamborghini seats to lining Microsoft laptops
Microsoft’s newly unveiled Surface Laptop uses a material called Alcantara to great effect, improving the user experience and instilling a sense of luxury.
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Virgin Galactic’s new SpaceShipTwo space plane flexes its wings in flight for first time
Virgin Galactic had VSS Unity, its upgraded SpaceShipTwo rocket plane, bend its wings into a “feathered” position for the first time in the air. By Alan Boyle.
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How to keep hungry tigers busy in the early morning
Feeding your pets is an important bonding ritual. You should avoid employing machines as a full substitute for feeding. But my tigers and I have reached a stalemate RE: Breakfast time By Peter Weissbrod.
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