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Norway Unveils Floating Greenhouse That Produces Food, Fish, and Clean Energy — All in One

Saad Iqbal | 🗓️ Modified: July 12, 2025 | ⏳ Read Time: 3 min | 👁 Post Views: 106

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Published on: July 12, 2025 by Saad Iqbal

Bergen, Norway – July 2025 — In a bold step toward sustainable living and climate resilience, Norwegian engineers have launched a groundbreaking innovation that could redefine how we grow food and harness energy. Floating off the coast near Bergen, the newly unveiled “Ocean Bloom” is a self-sustaining, circular greenhouse island that seamlessly integrates agriculture, aquaculture, … Read more

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Abu Dhabi Unveils “Stargate,” a Colossal AI Data Hub Set to Rival Global Tech Powers

Saad Iqbal | 🗓️ Modified: July 10, 2025 | ⏳ Read Time: 2 min | 👁 Post Views: 38

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Published on: July 10, 2025 by Saad Iqbal

In a dramatic leap toward technological dominance, Abu Dhabi has announced the construction of a massive artificial intelligence hub, dubbed “Stargate,” in partnership with U.S.-based OpenAI and Emirati tech firm G42. Spanning an area of 10 square miles—surpassing the size of Monaco—the ambitious facility aims to position the United Arab Emirates at the forefront of … Read more

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How 20,000 Pounds of Potatoes Helped Boeing Improve In‑Flight Wi‑Fi

Saad Iqbal | 🗓️ Modified: July 8, 2025 | ⏳ Read Time: 3 min | 👁 Post Views: 62

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Published on: July 8, 2025 by Saad Iqbal

In 2012, engineers at Boeing took an amusing yet ingenious approach to fine-tuning airplane internet: they filled a decommissioned airliner’s cabin with 20,000 pounds (9,000 kg) of potatoes. The goal? Improve and optimize in-flight Wi‑Fi performance—and somehow, those potatoes played a vital role. 🥔 Why Potatoes? Airline cabins are dense, enclosed spaces, with hundreds of human … Read more

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China Sets New Speed Record in Maglev Research, Accelerates Vehicle to 650 km/h in Just 7 Seconds

Saad Iqbal | 🗓️ Modified: July 7, 2025 | ⏳ Read Time: 3 min | 👁 Post Views: 71

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Published on: July 7, 2025 by Saad Iqbal

Hubei Province, China – July 2025 — China has once again pushed the boundaries of transportation technology with a groundbreaking achievement in magnetic levitation (maglev) research. In a recent high-speed test at the Donghu Laboratory in Hubei Province, researchers successfully accelerated a 1.1-tonne maglev test vehicle to an astonishing 650 kilometers per hour (404 mph) … Read more

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The Secret Beneath the Surface: How a 1535 Diving Bell Revolutionized Underwater Exploration

Saad Iqbal | 🗓️ Modified: July 6, 2025 | ⏳ Read Time: 4 min | 👁 Post Views: 64

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Published on: July 6, 2025 by Saad Iqbal

In the year 1535, long before submarines or scuba gear, a remarkable feat of underwater exploration took place in Italy. Guglielmo de Lorena, a nobleman and engineer with a flair for invention, unveiled a mysterious device that allowed him to breathe underwater—an innovation centuries ahead of its time. De Lorena, alongside his collaborator Francesco de … Read more

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How to Revolutionize the Concrete Industry with a Personal Touch

The construction and contracting world often presents clients with challenges such as miscommunication, delays, and impersonal service. However, Jose Flores, a third-generation expert in the concrete industry, has brought a refreshing change by focusing on quality, efficiency, and personalized client experiences. This article explores Jose’s journey, his innovative approach to the business, and how his ... Read more
Gordon Dam: An Engineering Marvel in the Heart of Tasmania

Gordon Dam, situated in Tasmania’s rugged southwest, stands as a testament to human ingenuity harmoniously integrated with natural splendor. Completed in 1974, this engineering marvel has significantly contributed to Tasmania’s hydroelectric capabilities while becoming a notable landmark for visitors worldwide. Engineering Excellence Standing at 140 meters, Gordon Dam is Australia’s tallest arch dam. Its double-curvature ... Read more
Stress & Strain – An Introduction – Young’s Modulus | Explained with Examples

In mechanical properties of various solid materials, two of the most important concepts are that of stress and strain. It is crucial in understanding how an object behaves or reacts when you apply a force on it. Stress and strain help in identifying the strength, deformation, and various other mechanical properties of the object. If ... Read more
Residential Concrete vs. Other Construction Materials: A Comprehensive Comparison

When it comes to building your dream home, one of the fundamental decisions you’ll face is choosing the right construction material. Among the myriad options available, residential concrete stands out as a reliable and versatile choice. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the comparisons between residential concrete and other popular construction materials, weighing ... Read more
Strategic Planning in VM: Navigating the Pre-Workshop Phase

The early stages of a Value Methodology (VM) study are crucial, and “Strategic Planning in VM: Navigating the Pre-Workshop Phase” provides an in-depth examination of the significant role played by strategic planning during this phase. Careful planning and foresight are essential when establishing foundational strategies and objectives, which set the tone and direction for the ... Read more
4 Essential Tips for Your Next Concrete Project

The versatility and durability of a material matter when it comes to construction projects. One crucial component is concrete, which works well for different structures regardless of the project size. You can use it for large-scale construction ventures or minor DIY projects at home, but understanding its fundamentals matters. This makes you have a robust ... Read more