Engineering
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Rudolf Diesel’s Engine: A Century of Innovation and Mystery
PARIS, July 6 — On a late summer evening in 1913, Rudolf Diesel boarded the steamship Dresden in…
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Satellite Internet vs. Night Sky: Science, Culture at Stake
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NDPHC moves from reactive repairs to AI-driven power plant maintenance
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Lithium Thruster Test Targets Propellant Efficiency for Mars Missions
Pasadena, June 10, 2026 — cyberinktimes.com — PASADENA — The math of sending people to Mars has always…
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NASA Tests Lithium-Fueled Plasma Engine Designed for Mars
PASADENA, June 10, 2026 — infopulsetoday.com — Engineers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory have tested an experimental magnetoplasmadynamic…
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AGL Uses Heavy Machinery to Demolish Liddell Coal Plant’s Twin Chimneys
The rubble of Liddell’s twin chimney stacks now sits on the ground in New South Wales. Each stood.…
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AGL Demolishes 500-Foot Chimney Stacks at Decommissioned Liddell Power Station
Three years after it stopped burning coal, the Liddell power station’s two massive chimney stacks — — were…
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NASA Engineers Free Curiosity Rover from Stubborn Martian Rock
A routine drilling operation on Mars turned into a complex engineering challenge when a 13-kilogram rock became lodged…
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14-Year-Old Achieves Nuclear Fusion in Parents’ Garage Reactor
WASHINGTON — The radioactive glow coming from a suburban garage last month was not from a leaky microwave.…
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14-Year-Old Builds Nuclear Fusion Device in Parents’ Garage
WASHINGTON, May 19 — A teenager has achieved a remarkable feat by building a nuclear fusion device, a…
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Jammu bridge collapse raises questions about strained infrastructure
In the heart of Jammu, a city known as the “City of Temples,” a bridge succumbed to pressure…
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Thai Crane Collapse Kills 32, Injures 66, Probe Underway Immediately
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Brazil-China Laboratory Breaks Ground to Support BINGO Telescope Project
A collaborative effort between Brazil and China has moved into a physical phase with the start of construction…
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Fez Building Collapse Exposes City’s Centuries-Old Vulnerability Concerns
The city of Fez, home to 1.256 million residents according to the 2024 census, was struck by a…
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SpaceX Starship Aims for Reusability with Eleventh Launch Attempt Soon
SpaceX has now conducted eleven launch attempts with its Starship system, achieving six successful flights. The company views…
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Four Workers Killed in Japan Sewage Gas Accident
A tragic accident occurred on August 3, 2025, in Gyōda, Saitama Prefecture, Japan, resulting in the deaths of…
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SpaceX Starship Success Rate Drops After Static Fire Explosion
SpaceX’s Starship development program suffered a major setback on June 18, 2025, when a vehicle designated Starship 36…
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Bridge Collapse in Belgium Leaves One Dead, Sixteen Injured Suddenly
A bridge on the E42 highway in La Louvière, a city in Belgium’s Hainaut Province, collapsed on March…
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Copper’s Unique Properties Make It Highly Valuable Metal Element
Copper (Cu, atomic number 29) is prized for its combination of softness, ductility and exceptional ability to conduct…
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Copper’s Natural Availability Sparks Major Technological Advancement in Human History
Copper stands out among metals because it can be found in nature in a form that requires no…
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SpaceX Catches 23-Story Super Heavy Rocket with Steel Chopsticks
On October 13, 2024, during Starship flight test 5, SpaceX successfully caught its Super Heavy booster using the…
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SpaceX Catches Super Heavy Booster with Mechazilla Arms
SpaceX just proved it can catch a 23-story rocket with a pair of steel chopsticks. That changes the…
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SpaceX Catches Super Heavy Booster at Launch Tower
October 19, 2024 — infopulsetoday.com — On October 13, 2024, SpaceX achieved a major milestone with the successful…
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Dutch Bridge Collapse Kills Two Workers, Injures Two
On February 21, 2024, a planned bridge under construction in Lochem, a small city in the eastern Netherlands,…
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