Interesting Engineering2h
Robot dog mimics natural human oscillation patterns to run more efficiently
New technology mimics nature and makes rhythmic movements calculable. Researchers have developed a tool that harnesses the ...
Interesting Engineering2h
Photos: World’s most powerful electric tugboat with 78 tons bollard pull
The Damen RSD-E Tug 2513 Bu Tinah, the first fully electric tugboat in the Middle East, set a Guinness World Record for ...
Interesting Engineering2h
Elon Musk’s Starlink is helping supersonic, hypersonic planes take flight
SpaceX's Starlink is helping futuristic airplane companies accelerate development of their planes and monitor in-flight ...
Interesting Engineering3h
World-first: RAIBO 2 becomes 1st 4-legged robot to complete 26-mile marathon
RAIBO2 and co-first authors of the related research at the Ph.D. program of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at KAIST ...
Interesting Engineering4h
US’ heroic World War 2 warship wreck found 82 years later in Pacific depths
The Royal Australian Navy has located a famous battleship from WWII known for putting up a valiant fight against all odds ...
Interesting Engineering7h
Mini car-driving rats find joy, highlighting cognitive and emotional skills
Rats had an intense motivation for driving training, often jumping into the car and revving ‘lever engine’ before the vehicle ...
Interesting Engineering2h
1,900 times Earth’s gravity: China activates world’s most advanced hypergravity facility
China activates CHIEF, the world's largest hypergravity facility, to advance science with forces thousands of times stronger ...
Interesting Engineering22h
India successfully tests first long-range hypersonic missile with 930+ mile range
India has achieved a major milestone in defense technology by successfully test-firing its first long-range hypersonic ...
Interesting Engineering4h
Biden, Xi agree on keeping AI out of nuclear weapon decision-making
Both leaders agreed that there is a need to maintain human control over the use of nuclear weapons at all times.
Interesting Engineering7h
FRED: 100,000 discovery sites recorded in world’s only open fossil database
Interestingly, New Zealand is the only nation with a fully cataloged, open-source database of its identified fossil specimens.
Interesting Engineering1d
Beyond the point of no return: Why aren’t self-aborting nuclear weapons a thing?
Did you know that once a nuclear weapon is launched, there is currently no way to abort the mission? Find out why.
Interesting Engineering1d
Hydrogels produce clean fuel using sunlight in artificial photosynthesis breakthrough
Researchers have developed innovative hydrogels that mimic photosynthesis to produce hydrogen from sunlight and water.