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Life in 2050: A Glimpse at Transportation in the Future
By 2050, the ways in which we get from point A to point B will change drastically thanks to automation, machine learning, hyperfast transit, and suborbital spaceflight.
Science
New Study Reveals Earth Once Tipped Over On Its Side and Back Again
Our planet would have taken this strange turn about 84 million years ago.
Innovation
Starlink Dishes Will Shut Down if They Reach 122° Fahrenheit
A Starlink beta user in Arizona lost internet service for over seven hours when his satellite dish made a thermal shutdown.
Culture
Death and Calamity: The Sampoong Department Store Collapse Explained
As the anniversary of this tragic event looms, let's look at what happened to cause the collapse of the Sampoong Department Store in Seoul.
Culture
Law Enforcement Secretly Ran Part of the Dark Web, Again: What Is the Lesson Here?
It was recently revealed that for years, the FBI along with Australian Federal Police set up and operated a messaging company trusted by criminals worldwide.
Science
Goodbye Immortality. Scientists Say There's No Way to Stop Aging
Time to whip up a mass-scale simulacrum conversion effort maybe? Or... we could just accept mortality and take life for what it is.
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A New Material Can Soften the Roar of Aircraft to Hairdryer Levels
And it could roll out within 18 months.
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A New Government UFO Report Shows the Military Is Finally Taking It Seriously
And it was decades in the making.
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Will AI Make Interpreters and Sign Language Obsolete?
Arificial intelligence is changing how we view language— and how we're making it more accessible
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The Strange Biology of the Fish That Lives for a Century
Its lifespan might be tied to the changing environment.
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9 Special Father's Day Gift Ideas for Engineer Dads
Today is Father's day. Do you need some Father's Day gift ideas for your engineer dad? Then you've come to the right place.
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A YouTuber Bet A Physicist $10,000 That A Wind-Powered Vehicle Can Outrun the Wind
This decades-old debate is still generating heat, and it's about to get really hot in here.
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Scientists Are Close to Uncovering Why Large Objects Don’t Exhibit Quantum Behavior
They almost quantum-cooled a 22-lbs optomechanical oscillator to its ground state.
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Study Shows Windmills Might Work Better Behind Hills
Contrary to popular belief, a windmill is not the most efficient on the hilltop.
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Electric Flying Race Car Makes Historic First Flight
Airspeeder will kick off its remote racing series this year before starting piloted racing in 2022.
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World's Reportedly Largest Pickup Truck Has 4 Bedrooms, Weighs 50 Tons
This massive copy of Dodge's 1950 Power Wagon model is 64 times larger.
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Enhance your physics and engineering knowledge with the latest simulation technologies that are brought to you by Ansys Innovation Courses.
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