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Scrap Metal Recycling – Overview of the Importance and Processes of Recycling

Posted on Oct 26, 2018 by Charles Brown. Filed under Green Tech, Materials Sci.
Scrap Metal Recycling

Metals are recycled repeatedly without the risk of altering their properties. Steel is a commonly recycled material around the world. Other metals that are highly recycled include gold, brass, silver, copper and aluminum. Reasons for Recycling Metals Metals are highly … Continue reading →

5 of the Best Recent Technological Advancements

Posted on Jun 17, 2015 by Patrick Vernon. Filed under Car, Futurism, Gadget, Materials Sci.
Apple Watch

Time stands still for no-one – and neither does technology. You need only blink to have missed a series of exciting innovations that make a real difference to our everyday lives. The beauty of this is that there’s always something … Continue reading →

New Research Identifies The 21 Most Disruptive Cleaning Technologies

Posted on May 25, 2015 by Andre Smith. Filed under Futurism, Green Tech, Materials Sci.
Cleaning Sponge

The spinning development of our world has affected many branches and is being infiltrated into all the fields of our world. The cleaning industry currently racks up to 83 billion euros annually, which has pushed the development of chemistry, engineering and technology as a whole. Continue reading →

Top 10 Car Techs That Rock

Posted on May 13, 2015 by John Smith. Filed under Car, Engineering, Futurism, Gadget, Green Tech, Internet, Materials Sci., Robotics & A.I., Security
Electric Car Plug

Car tech is off to a great year, as demonstrated by the abundance of new car tech displayed at CES 2015. While there may be some aces in the sleeves of the manufacturers, we already have a pretty good picture … Continue reading →

What Is Injection Moulding?

Posted on Jul 1, 2014 by Hannah Richards. Filed under Engineering, Materials Sci.
Plastic Pipes

Injection moulding is the process of shaping plastic resin into plastic parts using heat, pressure and a mould. As one of the most widely used plastic manufacturing methods in the world, the process can produce plastic parts of many sizes … Continue reading →

What’s Streaming in Worldwide Fiber Optic Internet News?

Posted on Oct 31, 2013 by Paul Tomaszewski. Filed under Hardware, Internet, Materials Sci.
Fiber-Optic

In April 2013, Google and the city of Provo, Utah announced that the search giant would be taking over the city’s $39 million fiber optic network for a single U.S. dollar, according to Mercury News. Because of its status as … Continue reading →

What’s Next For 3D Printers?

Posted on Jun 1, 2013 by Ryan Harris. Filed under Futurism, Gadget, Materials Sci.
3D printer photo by Keith Kissel. License: CC BY 2.0.

A new industrial revolution is on the way. The technology that is driving the latest reformation in manufacturing processes is 3D Printing. 3D printers turn computer models directly into physical things in a process that seems almost magical. At the … Continue reading →

Heat Sensitive Security Systems

Posted on Apr 8, 2013 by Dean Kramer. Filed under Engineering, Futurism, Materials Sci., Security
Surveillance Camera

While much of the technology in movies seems like science fiction, a good number of the interesting devices we see in films actually exist and, in a simpler form, are used every day. For example, the movie Mission: Impossible featured … Continue reading →

High Tech Green Windows

Posted on Apr 8, 2013 by Brian Turner. Filed under Architecture, Engineering, Green Tech, Materials Sci.
Window Lights Rain

Using traditional glass as a building material can tend to raise energy costs. This is because glass naturally raises the temperature of sunlight that is filtered through during the summer months. This can generate so much heat that the use … Continue reading →

The Pseudo-Science of Alchemy

Posted on Jan 26, 2013 by Gregory Shaw. Filed under Materials Sci.
The Great Library Of Alexandria. Artistic rendering from the 19th century by O. Von Corven, based on some archaeological evidence.

Alchemy is a pseudo-science today, but at one time it was a proto-science. Though it is difficult to imagine, there was a time before science had been invented. Every technology must be invented before people can use it, even the … Continue reading →

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