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How penguins’ air tricks could help the shipping industry

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More than 80% of the world’s goods, measured by volume, are transported by ship. This transport accounts for 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions, according to the UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD).This post was originally […]

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Crosswalk confusion: Drivers flummoxed by pedestrian hybrid beacons, find researchers

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Stopping early, failing to stop or rolling through—new research from University of Massachusetts Amherst reveals that more awareness of the rules of the road around this crosswalk design is necessary. Published in Transportation Research Record, […]

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Printable aluminum alloy sets strength records, may enable lighter aircraft parts

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MIT engineers have developed a printable aluminum alloy that can withstand high temperatures and is five times stronger than traditionally manufactured aluminum.This post was originally published on this site

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EU should scrap ban on new combustion-engine sales: Merz

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Monday he wants the EU to scrap its planned 2035 deadline for ending new combustion-engine vehicle sales as his country looks for ways to help its ailing car industry.This post […]

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AI-based model can help traffic engineers predict future sites of possible crashes

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In a significant step toward improving road safety, Johns Hopkins University researchers have developed an AI-based tool that can identify the risk factors contributing to car crashes across the United States and to accurately predict […]

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These 4 airplane failures are more common than you think—and not as scary as they sound

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“It is the closest all of us passengers ever want to come to a plane crash,” a Qantas flight QF1889’s passenger said after the plane suddenly descended about 20,000 feet on Monday September 22, and […]

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Musk reports Tesla sales jump after months of boycotts, but experts suspect more pain is in store

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Months after Elon Musk left the Trump administration to the relief of Tesla investors worried about boycotts, the world’s richest man has announced some good news: Sales of Tesla cars are back.This post was originally […]

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Lighting the way for electric vehicles by using streetlamps as chargers

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Electric vehicles (EVs) can have lower fuel costs and reduce emissions relative to cars that use gasoline, but they are only a practical option if drivers have convenient ways to charge them. For people who […]

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Rising wildfires spur comeback for Canadian water bomber

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The Canadair water bomber revolutionized the fight against wildfires after it debuted in the skies decades ago.This post was originally published on this site

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Bio-based fabric with integrated sensors continuously monitors asphalt road conditions

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Roads are subject to heavy wear from traffic and environmental factors. Over the long term, these things add up to cracks and other defects in the asphalt. Micro-cracks and damage to deeper layers cannot be […]

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