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Ocean Wave Generator

Posted By Guest on April 20, 2010

Oyster wave power technology captures energy from ocean waves and converts it into clean sustainable electricity
Ocean Wave Generator

Oyster is a simple mechanical hinged flap connected to the seabed at around 32 feet in depth. Each passing wave moves the flap, driving hydraulic pistons to deliver high pressure water via a pipeline to an onshore electrical turbine.Read More

Solar-Powered Desalination Plant

Posted By Todd on April 10, 2010

IBM's solar-powered desalination plant to hydrate the Saudi desert for a city with 100,000 people
Solar-Powered Desalination Plant

A new, energy-efficient desalination plant with an expected production capacity of 30,000 cubic meters per day will be built in the city of Al Khafji, Saudi Arabia, to serve its 100,000 people. Known more for its computers, IBM has joined forces with KACST (King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology) to build the plant that will be powered by ultra-high concentrator photovoltaic (UHCPV) technology - a system with a concentration greater than 1,500 suns.Read More

Richard Branson's Underwater Plane

Posted By Guest on January 29, 2010

Billionaire Richard Branson unveils the Virgin Necker Nymph underwater "plane" to take passengers to depths of 130'
Richard Branson's Underwater Plane

Space was apparently not the final frontier for Virgin CEO Richard Branson. The serial entrepreneur has officially unveiled his latest project, the Virgin Necker Nymph underwater plane that carries three passengers to ocean depths of 130 feet.Read More

Yacht Replaces Sails For Wing

Posted By Guest on January 22, 2010

BMW Oracle Racing hopes using a wing for a sail will help its BOR 90 win the America’s Cup race later this month
Yacht With Wing

This year, the rules have all but disappeared for competitors in the world’s oldest international trophy competition, the America’s Cup sailing race. Motorized sails are fine, the single-hull rule is out, and in the case of the BMW Oracle Racing team’s boat, even sails are optional. Instead, they hope the largest wing ever constructed could catch enough wind to win the America’s Cup.Read More

New Island Formed

Posted By Guest on January 13, 2010

New Island Formed in the South Pacific
New Island Formed

The yacht "Maiken" was traveling in the south Pacific when the crew came across a strange sight. It looked as though sand was floating on top of the water, until they realized it was volcanic stone.Read More

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Atomic Bomb Explosion at Sea

Posted By Jake Easton on January 06, 2010

The video above shows a huge atomic explosion under the sea. The ship in the foreground was a test ship to measure the effects of the blast.

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Eruption of Deepest Known Undersea Volcano

Posted By Guest on December 20, 2009

Eruption of Deepest Known Undersea Volcano

Scientists spotted the deepest erupting volcano almost 4,000 feet below the Pacific Ocean's surface, and recorded the underwater fury by using a remotely operated submarine. [Video after Jump]Read More

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The Sunrise Touch Faucet

Posted By Lisa McNear on December 20, 2009

Sunrise Touch Faucet

The sunrise faucet is an innovative basin fitting that has been designed to control through an intuitive touch screen panel with 5 control buttons. The main objective of the project was to offer convenient and stylish use of a washbasin to the users, while keeping mindful of water conservation.Read More

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Portable Water Purifier

Posted By Lisa McNear on December 09, 2009

SteriPen Traveler UV Light Water Purifier Sterilizes In Seconds
Portable Water Purifier

Ideal for restaurants, hotel rooms or when you’re on the road, the SteriPen eliminates dangerous viruses, bacteria and protozoa (such as Giardia and Cryptosporidium) without boiling or chemicals - destroying the DNA of microorganisms which renders them unable to reproduce and make you ill.Read More

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Undersea Internet Science Station

Posted By Guest on December 09, 2009

Neptune First Internet Undersea Science Station

Thanks to a new, wired undersea observatory, when it comes to exploring the deep blue sea, there will be no more of this tethered buoy business or taking ships out to upload data from brief time snapshots taken by instruments.Read More