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Burning Ice

Posted By Jake Easton on March 11, 2010

Burning Ice

When methane and freezing cold water fuse under tremendous pressure, they create a substance as paradoxical as it coveted: burning ice. Earlier this year, a report from the National Research Council identified the combustible water, also known as methane hydrate, as a potential source of natural gas.Read More

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Largest House of Cards

Posted By Steve Ross on March 11, 2010

Largest House of Cards

An American architect has broken his own Guinness World Record by building the largest house of free-standing playing cards.

Bryan Berg used 218,792 cards to create a replica of the Venetian Macau, which is on display in its namesake luxury hotel and casino.Read More

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Luxury Cave Hotel

Posted By Lisa McNear on March 11, 2010

Luxury Cave Hotel

The Yunak Evleri hotel in Cappadocia, Turkey is part of the ancient village of Ugrup, believed to be about 1500 years old.Read More

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Miniature Gas Turbine

Posted By Steve Ross on March 10, 2010

A pencil-sized micro gas turbine designed to charge batteries for Jaguar Land Rover hybrid vehicles
Miniature Gas Turbine

The system is called the Ultra Lightweight Range Extender (ULRE), and is being developed by Jaguar and a consortium. The axial-flow gas turbine engine couples to a high-speed generator for use with the Jaguar Land Rover.Read More

Jet-Powered Model T

Posted By Steve Ross on March 09, 2010

Jet-Powered Model T

Something that Henry Ford could not imagine: A Model T powered by a Boeing T50/Model 502 gas turbine from a Bell helicopter.Read More

Miniature Microphone Pinpoints Sound

Posted By Jake Easton on March 09, 2010

Super listening device hears, identifies, and locates any sound by measuring 3D movement of air particles
Miniature Microphone Pinpoints Sound

A Dutch firm has developed a tiny device that listens for screams, gunshots, mortars and even warplanes. It doesn't listen in the conventional sense, but instead measures the 3D movement of individual air particles in order to determine the x, y and z coordinates of whatever made the noise in question.Read More

High-Rise Prison

Posted By Steve Ross on March 08, 2010

High-Rise Prison

With the vertical prison concept, height becomes the wall, keeping prisoners above the surface, yet still accessible via specially designed pods which act as transportation across the prison’s grounds.Read More

Robotic Snow Plow

Posted By Jake Easton on March 08, 2010

The RoboPlow sports a 50" blade, six wheel drive, and a bad attitude when it comes to all things snow
Robotic Snow Plow

This is the idea that every geek has had, but the guys at Idea Laboratories were just fed up enough to actually see it through. Watching the video will make you wonder why somebody hasn't come up with this solution before.Read More

Jet-Powered ATV

Posted By Steve Ross on March 08, 2010

Popular Science photographer John Carnett builds a four-wheeler with a screaming Garrett turbine jet engine
Jet-Powered ATV

Built around a Polaris RZR all-terrain vehicle, John Carnett's homemade machine tops out at just over 60 mph powered by its 87-pound Garrett GTP 30-67 tubine jet engine. The project took Carnett 10 months to build at a cost of more than $15,000.Read More

Amazing Span Bridges

Posted By Lisa McNear on March 07, 2010

Millau Viaduct, Millau, France

Millau Viaduct, Millau, France

Bridges might not get the respect the world’s tallest skyscrapers get but these horizontal architectural wonders push the engineering envelope just as hard. From “Galloping Gertie” to the Golden Gate, these bridges prove the journey is often more interesting than the destination.Read More

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