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Hyperloop Actually Worked. Why It Still Failed to Become a Real Transportation System After 13 Years
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In August 2013, the Hyperloop Alpha paper was released — 58 pages of calculations and diagrams promising something that seemed almost impossible. The proposal ...

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Its Landing Gear Does Not Even Retract: Why Cessna Built the SkyCourier in the 21st Century
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At the Air, Space & Cyber Conference in September 2026, Textron Aviation and Merlin unveiled a rather unusual version of the Cessna 408 SkyCourier. The ...

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From Nuclear Weapons to Microchips: Russia’s Historic Nuclear Laboratory Wins Billion-Ruble Semiconductor Equipment Contract
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Russia's Russian Federal Nuclear Center (VNIIEF)—best known as one of the principal developers of the Soviet Union's first nuclear weapons—has been awarded a ...

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The Soviet Mobile Phone That Came Before Motorola: The Forgotten Story of the LK-1 and the Altai Network
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When people talk about the first mobile phones, they usually think of Motorola DynaTAC and engineer Martin Cooper, who made the world's first handheld cellular ...

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Meet BARB: The Robot Transforming the Way Jet Engines Are Built
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For decades, assembling a jet engine has been regarded as one of the most demanding tasks in modern manufacturing. Thousands of precision components, ...

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Have We Finally Learned to Harness the Ocean? The World’s First Certified Wave Energy Converter Is Ready for the Market
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For more than half a century, wave energy has been regarded as one of the most promising—and one of the most frustrating—forms of renewable power. The oceans ...

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The Sun on Earth Is Getting Closer: The United States Takes Its First Step Toward a Commercial Fusion Power Plant
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Just ten years ago, commercial fusion energy still sounded like science fiction. Physicists had been repeating the same joke for decades: fusion power would ...

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