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Thorium-based nuclear power is nuclear reactor-based electrical power generation fueled primarily by the fission of the isotope uranium-233 produced from the fertile element thorium.
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Reconstituting a cocktail before your eyes
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BMW Group DesignworksUSA has designed a solar carport to house the new i3 and forthcoming i8 electric vehicles. BMW is revealing the one-car solar garage concept as part of the official media launch of the i8 in Los Angeles.
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Intel has announced the winner in the second round of the of its Make It Wearable contest, Visionary Track. Student, maker and DIY enthusiast Mael Flament proposed an invisible tattoo that contains our health information. Med. History 2.0 would be ea
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Whether we are riding a bike, or need to use a wheelchair, comfort often ranks pretty high when getting around using a human-powered wheeled vehicle. The problem is, most bike and wheelchair wheels are built to be really stiff.
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Whether we are riding a bike, or need to use a wheelchair, comfort often ranks pretty high when getting around using a human-powered wheeled vehicle. The problem is, most bike and wheelchair wheels are built to be really stiff.
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In San Francisco last week, I met up with an old Facebook source, and we got to talking about who the social network's biggest ad clients are.
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Fluorescent lights aren't on the top of many people’s favorites list. Ever since they were introduced at the New York World’s Fair in 1939, they've been notorious for their cold, bluish light that is the definition of “uncomplimentary” and accompanie
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This is a picture of the smallest satellite yet to be launched into orbit around Earth.
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Thirty-nine million people in the world are blind, and the majority lost their sight due to curable and preventable diseases. But how do you test and treat people who live in remote areas, where expensive, bulky eye equipment is hard to come by?
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Our satellite network is frozen in the 1970s, a shortcoming that affects things like airplane communication and our struggle to find Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
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LOOK OUT MICROSOFT: Google And Intel Will Make A Big Chromebook Announcement On Tuesday
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Last week, Mozilla tapped Andreas Gal as its new chief technology officer.
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When you need to haul massive amounts of stuff plucked from inside the Earth, what do you use? That type of job typically calls for a massive mining hauler, which basically looks like a dump truck scaled up by a factor of ten. These are insanely larg
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Graphene may be talked about as the future wonder material (and for that matter, the present one), but it has one critical deficiency. It lacks a natural bandgap, the physical trait that puts the “semi” in “semiconductor," so it has to be doped to be
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While the United States government is busy trying to get its Orion spacecraft into orbit to ferry astronauts to the International Space Station, Boeing is looking even farther ahead, towards the day when we'll all be buying space capsule tickets for
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Despite Elon Musk's best efforts, electric cars are predominantly still viewed as wimpy little wind-up toys when compared with the creme of the internal combustion crop. Generally speaking, a high-end sports car can do doughnuts around even the swank
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Xiaomi, the buzzy Chinese smartphone maker, had 15 million signups for its latest device, the RedMi Note.
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The ultimate goal of solar cell technology is to be able to generate electricity at costs lower than sources such as coal, natural gas and nuclear.
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Robo-Washer all-in-one hand washer and dryer aims to be the next great bathroom revolution
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One of the best parts of our jobs here at WIRED is that we get to test all the new things as soon as they come out. But we often only get a few days to play with something before having to write about it. That can be difficult–getting a clear assessm
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Lift an extra 40 pounds with little effort
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Biking to work has never been more convenient
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The human brain is the fastest and most efficient computer we've ever developed, but there’s still a lot about it we still don’t understand.
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Former Apple Engineers Have Made A Camera That Can Record Everything Around You At Once
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Of all the industries that are dependent on fossil fuels, air travel stands to gain the most from finding a new power source.
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When you think of solar power, likely the image that pops to mind is one of arrays of delicate, glittering roof-mounted panels made of silicon.
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Unless you enjoy whittling twigs into chopsticks or stabbing tinned ravioli with a pen knife, forgetting the cutlery and reverting to eating with one's hands can be one step too far removed from civilization for many campers. Piltz Design's modular P
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The events of March 11, 2011 are still very much in the minds of the Japanese people and it's no surprise that we've seen a number of tsunami safety pod designs emerge in the years since.
