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Self-Taught Man Builds His Own Sports Car From Junkyard Scrap, and It Looks Incredible
A young man from Ghana has succeeded in building himself a fully working car from scratch. Kelvin Odartei Cruikshank, 21, always dreamed of being a racing car driver and pilot. ...
August 24, 2023
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A Tour of Fonthill Castle, the Home of a 19th-Century Archaeologist Full of Eclectic Wonders
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July 7, 2022
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Matthew John
When Racism Permeates Math, Science, and Engineering, Can Society Survive?
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May 6, 2022
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The Webb Institute: A One-of-a-Kind Marine Engineering School Inspiring Students to Strive for Excellence
Every fall semester, on the North Shore of Long Island, freshmen attending Webb Institute climb into imperfect, home-grown ...
April 13, 2022
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A Modern-Day Da Vinci: Art Thompson Fabricates Dreams Into Reality
Along with more than 3 billion spectators, Art Thompson’s anxiety grew as he intensely watched monitors in a ...
January 6, 2021
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Genius Garage Gives Students Hands-On Engineering Experience
Ever since Casey Putsch was a child, he's had an interest in race car driving and automotive engineering. ...
July 6, 2020
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Report: US Remains the World’s No.1 Spender on Research as China Tries to Close the Gap
While the United States remains the world's biggest spender in research and development (R&D), its global share has ...
January 17, 2020
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The Quiet Dignity of Neil Armstrong
Commentary I was 11 years old when Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon. I remember my parents ...
July 18, 2019
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Why Leonardo Da Vinci Was a Genius
Leonardo da Vinci, as we know, was the epitome of the Renaissance man. We know that he was ...
April 30, 2019
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Martin Kemp
Camera Prototype Is Thinner Than a Dime
A patented prototype called FlatCam is little more than a thin sensor chip with a mask that replaces ...
November 26, 2015
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Mike Williams
Major Reasons for Post Weld Heat Treatment in Engineering
Post weld heat treatment refers to a type of heat treatment that is used mainly after welding. It ...
November 13, 2015
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James Richings
How to Build the World’s Fastest Car
In 2016, a team of engineers and adventurers will travel to the South African desert and attempt to ...
September 25, 2015
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Phil Spiers
Atlantropa: The Colossal 1920s Plan to Dam the Mediterranean and Create a Supercontinent
Atlantropa was the brainchild of the German architect Herman Sörgel, who tirelessly promoted his project from 1928 until ...
September 18, 2015
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Ricarda Vidal
‘Zippered Tube’ Origami Could Build Bridges
A new “zippered tube” origami configuration makes paper structures stiff enough to hold weight yet able to fold ...
September 14, 2015
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John Toon
5 Chinese Engineering Proposals That Are Raising Eyebrows
The Chinese regime takes pleasure in dedicating funds and resources to ambitious and widely publicized engineering projects. The ...
July 14, 2015
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How Quantum Mechanics Can Make Soundproofing
A mechanical use of a quantum mechanical phenomenon could soon be used for soundproofing.
July 8, 2015
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Oliver Morsch
Evidence Group Consciousness May Have a Physical Effect on the World
Studies at Princeton University have suggested that two or more minds that hold the same thought or emotion ...
June 16, 2015
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Engineering’s Unexpected and Microscopic Beauty
We all know engineering is useful, functional, even ingenious. But the engineering photography competition we hold each year ...
November 19, 2014
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Allan McRobie
First Robotic Drone Created in 350 BC?
In 350 B.C., mathematician and founding father of mechanics Archytas of Tarentum invented a wooden mechanical dove. "Archytas' ...
October 14, 2014
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Tara MacIsaac
3 Crazy Ancient Inventions: You’ll Be Surprised What the First Vending Machine Gave Out
The first vending machine, invented in the 1st century A.D. by Heron (a.k.a. Hero of Alexandria), worked sort ...
September 25, 2014
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8 Scientists Contemplate Place of Human Consciousness in Science
Many have suggested that scientists must face the enigma and challenges of understanding consciousness for science to make ...
August 20, 2014
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Beyond the Hype: The Industrial Challenges for 3-D Printing
Apart from very high level machines, costing several million dollars each, 3-D printing tends to produce items that ...
August 3, 2014
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2,000-Year-Old Earthquake Detector Worked With Accuracy in China
In 132 A.D., Zhang Heng presented the Han court with the world's first seismoscope. A 2005 replica was ...
July 20, 2014
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6 Insights From Princeton Engineering Dean Turned Psychic Phenomena Expert
Professor of aerospace science and dean emeritus of the School of Engineering and Applied Science at Princeton University ...
July 17, 2014
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Scientists had to see the Antikythera Mechanism to believe it could exist. It would have been preposterous to ...
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