Deadly dust: Explosions at Didion Milling
16
votes
-
-
The hidden engineering of runways
12 votes -
The engineer who invented the Mars Rover suspension...in his garage
10 votes -
Hurricane vs. Tiny Houses
9 votes -
Bringing back the battleship? - Railguns, US shipbuilding and a 35,000 ton bad idea?
16 votes -
The hidden engineering of Niagara Falls
16 votes -
A tower on Billionaires' Row in New York City is full of cracks. Who's to blame?
26 votes -
How the Golden Gate Bridge works
15 votes -
Pioneering method turns plastic into fuel with 95% efficiency
35 votes -
Building ultra cheap energy storage for solar PV
20 votes -
The hidden engineering of floating bridges
17 votes -
A company called Inventwood is starting to mass-produce "superwood"
34 votes -
How sewage recycling works
12 votes -
I tried to make something in America (The Smarter Scrubber experiment)
50 votes -
How immersed tube tunnels are built
14 votes -
Outsourcing responsibility: Explosion at Optima Belle
13 votes -
Five-month build of an American-style house by Japanese carpenters
24 votes -
The most dangerous building in Manhattan
9 votes -
How Hoover Dam works
16 votes -
The most effective weapon on the modern battlefield is concrete (2016)
8 votes -
A newly designed $5 snakebite armor quickly earns US student 18,000+ orders
29 votes -
DARPA research show that a single person can effectively manage a swarm of more than 100 autonomous robots at once
16 votes -
No detection: Explosion at Watson Grinding
17 votes -
Shortage of technicians and parts contribute to growing US elevator outages tormenting American buildings
19 votes -
DuSable Bridge, Chicago: Is this dangerous infrastructure decay? Should I report it and where?
10 votes -
Charles Brannock: Foot measuring device
8 votes -
No way down: Chemical release at Wacker Polysilicon
17 votes -
Why can't the US build ships?
28 votes -
The can opener. Engineering to solve human fallibility. (Spoiler: It didn’t totally work.)
22 votes -
The race for next generation submarines - ageing fleets, innovation, and undersea dominance
16 votes -
The American elevator explains why housing costs have skyrocketed
37 votes -
How bridge engineers design against ship collisions
4 votes -
The most powerful fire truck ever created
2 votes -
Connecting solar to the grid is harder than you think
13 votes -
Weird Wings: The M-21, an A-12 (SR-71 Blackbird predecessor) modified to launch a drone for recon missions over China in the 60s
10 votes -
The blue LED was supposed to be impossible—until a young engineer proposed a moonshot idea
26 votes -
This transparent engine is fascinating (How internal combustion engines work)
19 votes -
The insane engineering of the F-16
11 votes -
Hundreds of flying taxis to be made in Ohio, home of the Wright brothers and astronaut legends
28 votes -
"Motors and Generators" (1961)
11 votes -
The mind-blowing machines that stamp millions of metal parts
20 votes -
NASA’s trio of mini rovers will autonomously team up to explore the Moon
15 votes -
Lens rotation (United States Lighthouse Society)
12 votes -
How a World War II submarine works
6 votes -
Bioengineers at Arizona State University leveraging a Lego robotics kit created an affordable yet powerful gradient mixer to purify self-assembling nanostructures
12 votes -
Camp Century - The hidden city beneath the ice
9 votes -
The danger of popcorn polymer: Incident at the TPC Group chemical plant
13 votes -
Philadelphia I-95 bridge collapse explained
11 votes -
The inventor of glitter, Henry Ruschmann, also helped develop the atomic bomb
14 votes -
I thought this rotating house was impossible
36 votes
