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US Army Troops Will Soon Wear Personal Chemical Detectors Into Battle
The Pentagon just splashed out an initial $4 million on the project, with more yet to come.
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See in the Dark: Ultra-Thin Film Turns Glasses into Night-Vision Goggles
The lightweight technology is based on nanoscale crystals that are thinner than a strand of human hair.
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A Company Is Producing Thousands of Cheap, Floating Nuclear Reactors
The deployment timelines will shatter old paradigms.
By Brad Bergan
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A Rare Superconductor Could Change the Course of Quantum Computing
It overcomes a huge snag in viable quantum computers.
By Brad Bergan
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Inventor Builds First Solar Powered Trash Car in Sierra Leone
The extraordinary vehicle cost $500 to complete and it can go up to 9 miles an hour.
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Powering Tomorrow: The Creation and Future of the Hydrogen Engine
Some automakers love the idea while some despise it, so let's take a step back and work our way up.
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New Hydrogen-Electric Passenger Aircraft Is In The Works
The Singapore firm behind it aims to be the first to cross the South Atlantic with a hydrogen aircraft.
By Chris Young
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The Interesting Engineering Behind Nikola Tesla's Bladeless Turbine
Tesla claimed an efficiency level of 97 percent for his unique turbine.
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China's Top Air Force Pilots Are Training AI in Fighter Combat
And they were often bested by AI pilots.
By Brad Bergan
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How Old Fashioned Radiators Helped Fight Disease
Old fashioned, cast iron steam radiators can turn your entire apartment into a sauna. That was the point all along.
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NASA Is Building a State-of-the-Art Asteroid Hunting Telescope
The NEO Surveyor will be built to detect any unknown asteroids that could collide with our planet.
By Chris Young
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