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Bill would cap Russian engines on U.S. satellite launches

DESIGN 12.04.2014 01:41 AM

The smoke trail from the launch of the space shuttle Discovery STS-131 is illuminated by the rising sun at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida April 5, 2010.

Apple's new iMac 5K Retina display sets the trend in image quality - hard to match

10.18.2014 23:04 PM

Apple unveils iMac 5K Retina which tech-savvy people call a game changer The October 16 Apple Keynote event was foreshadowed by hypes and leaks tirelessly circulating the net.

Italians Create Zero-Gravity Espresso Machine for Astronauts at International Space Station

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From 3D Printers to now Espresso machines, this space-age coffee maker will be made exclusively for the astronauts at the International Space Station (ISS).

MIT Researchers Serve Up Recipe for Baked Robots [Video]

07.08.2014 23:08 PM

A research group at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT, has cooked up a new idea for robotic production that makes automatons simply assembled from parts produced by 3-D printers seem so 2013.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk Believes Humans on Mars in 10 to 12 Years

06.18.2014 15:21 PM

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk Believes Humans on Mars in 10 to 12 Years Earlier this month the National Research Council deemed NASA's strategies to send humans to Mars unsustainable and unsafe.

Western Amazon is at Risk of Oil Pollution: 30-Year Contamination Period

06.16.2014 17:28 PM

Western Amazon is at Risk of Oil Pollution: 30-Year Contamination Period It turns out that the Western Amazon may be in more trouble than we thought. Scientists have found that this region may have been contaminated by widespread oil pollution over a staggering 30-year period.

Horned Frog's Slimy Tongue Sticks to Services with Adhesive Strength

06.16.2014 17:21 PM

Horned Frog's Slimy Tongue Sticks to Services with Adhesive Strength There's a bit of science behind frogs slurping up their prey. In just one slimy swoop, these creatures can grab up some grub, sometimes even larger than themselves.

Brain Injury Rates on the Rise in Cities With Bike-Share Programs

06.16.2014 17:19 PM

Brain Injury Rates on the Rise in Cities With Bike-Share Programs Bike-share programs are an effective way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while also getting people around a city conveniently.

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Bill would cap Russian engines on U.S. satellite launches

Apple's new iMac 5K Retina display sets the trend in image quality - hard to match

Italians Create Zero-Gravity Espresso Machine for Astronauts at International Space Station

MIT Researchers Serve Up Recipe for Baked Robots [Video]

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk Believes Humans on Mars in 10 to 12 Years

Western Amazon is at Risk of Oil Pollution: 30-Year Contamination Period

Horned Frog's Slimy Tongue Sticks to Services with Adhesive Strength

Brain Injury Rates on the Rise in Cities With Bike-Share Programs

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