Construction of the world's longest immersed tunnel connecting Denmark and Germany will begin in January next year
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EU state aid regulators clear Danish financial support for a rail-road link between Denmark and Germany
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Inexpensive, reusable electrodes for EMG
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Tech in the time of COVID-19
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Scientists just used a supercomputer to make a living organism from scratch
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Software disenchantment
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What happened to giant Ekranoplans?
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US Federal Aviation Administration engineers objected to Boeing’s removal of some 787 lightning protection measures
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The impact of direct air carbon capture on climate change
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Instant stone (just add water!)
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Diagnosing the steel failure in the SF Transit Center
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Can you turn a grape into a "meat berry"? - Tissue recellularization
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The material science of metal 3D printing
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Danish Rubjerg lighthouse moved inland on skates – coastal erosion from North Sea winds threatened to topple it into the sea
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Are aerospikes better than bell nozzles?
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Australian Water Rocketry group reaches world record 3155ft (961m) from 1150psi carbon-composite water rocket
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Crash course: How Boeing's managerial revolution created the 737 Max disaster
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The FGC9 is a 3D Printed firearm that is built from unregulated components and costs 100$ to make
@fuggguncontrol: The FGC9 is a (mostly) 3D Printed firearm that is built from unregulated components - using the EU definition of what a "regulated component" is. This makes it just short of an entirely scratch built firearm. It costs 100 dollars to build. #GunControlNow #3Dprinting #DIY https://t.co/gPxoFHzHvd
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How did NASA steer the Saturn V?
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Where Manhattan’s grid plan came from
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Testing if sharks can smell a drop of blood
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I couldn’t tell this delicious lab-grown ice cream didn’t come from a cow
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So far cultured meat has been burgers – the next big challenge is animal-free steaks
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Apple acquires self-driving startup Drive.ai, hires dozens of Drive.ai engineers
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Biohackers with diabetes are making their own insulin
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City Builders EP4 - Get people thinking
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SpaceX lands all three Falcon Heavy rocket boosters for the first time ever
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Can bacteria help us prevent salt damage to concrete roads and bridges?
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SpaceX's Starship prototype vehicle may "hop" for the first time this week
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Making grass flow like water
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PS5 leak exposes laziness in PC tech channels
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New window film reduces energy costs
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Ode to the 767
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The “Impossible” Tech Behind SpaceX’s New Engine
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What happened to the 100,000-hour LED bulbs?
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This staircase from the Eiffel Tower is for sale
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Was Roman concrete better?
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China to open mega-bridge and tunnel: Thirty-four miles across the water
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Genoa Bridge collapse: The road to tragedy
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The engineer who designed the Genoa bridge that collapsed and killed forty-three people warned of its corrosion risk thirty-nine years ago
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Italy bridge: Genoa motorway collapse kills thirty-five
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'Dozens dead' in Italian bridge collapse
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Bioengineered lungs grown in a lab successfully transplanted into living pigs
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The troubled quest for the superconducting wind turbine
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Launch failures: the boring stuff
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Single molecular insulator pushes boundaries of current state of the art: Ever shrinking transistors are the key to faster and more efficient computer processing
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How the Toyota cheat restrictor plates worked
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