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When the Rubik's Cube no longer represents a challenge...

Oct 6, 2008
If you're one of those people who shows-off at parties by solving a Rubik's Cube in under two minutes, the Rubik's Mirror Blocks Puzzle might just stop you in your tracks. Also known as Hidetoshi Takeji's Bump Cube, the puzzle challenges its user bas...

Simple device uses electrical field to boost internal combustion engine efficiency

Sep 27, 2008
This sounds almost too simple to be true, but a university physics professor has developed a simple device which could improve automotive fuel efficiency by 20 percent. The device creates an electric field that thins fuel, or reduc...

PAC-3 anti-ballistic missile successfully tested

Sep 19, 2008
Lockheed Martin and the Japanese Self Defense Force have successfully tested the PAC-3 Missile against a tactical ballistic missile target, at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico. The PAC-3 Missile Segment is an upgrade to the Patriot air defense s...

Scientists lay foundations for exascale computing

Sep 19, 2008
Having crashed through the petaflop barrier of a thousand trillion calculations per second back in June, scientists are continuing work into achieving the next benchmark in supercomputer performance - exascale computing. Georgia Institute of Technolo...

Northrop Grumman to build first new aircraft carrier class in 40 years

Sep 16, 2008
The Gerald R. Ford CVN 78 is the first ship in the first new aircraft carrier class in over 40 years and Northrop Grumman has received a $5.1 billion, seven-year contract for its construction, which is scheduled to be delivered to the Navy in 2015......

Corporate R&D spend up despite global recession

Nov 22, 2009
Despite (or because of) the global financial crisis, a survey by global management consulting firm Booz & Company has shown that the top 1,000 public corporate research and development spenders increased their outlay in 2008. While sales were up only...

Modern Warfare 2 blasts all-time entertainment industry records

Nov 20, 2009
The controversy caused by leaked scenes of a level of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 where the player mows down innocent civilians at a Russian airport has done nothing to slow sales of the much-anticipated game. Released worldwide on November 10, the...

The ECOS Harbinger - an electric, Euro-styled supercar for under US$90,000

Nov 20, 2009
Building electric cars will come with its own set of challenges - but then, in other ways things are going to get a whole lot easier. With plenty of battery technology available pretty much off-the-shelf, and electric motors being incredibly simple...

Light resonators used to move nano-sized objects

Nov 20, 2009
Scientists at Cornell University report they can now use a light beam carrying a single milliwatt of power to move objects and even change the optical properties of silicon from opaque to transparent at the nanometric scale. Such an advancement could...

Dubai has The Burj, but Berlin might get The Berg

Nov 20, 2009
Hoax or hopeful? Sky high or pie-in-the-sky? German architect Jakob Tigges has unleashed a daring plan to create a man-made mountain in Berlin – not exactly a feature you instantly associate with the German city, but if this “project” gets...


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