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Aston Martin's retro-inspired CC100 Speedster Concept

Aston Martin has debuted its CC100 Speedster Concept at the ADAC Zurich 24 Hours of Nürburgring.
Remarkable People

Dambusters 70 years on: Barnes Wallis – an engineer ahead of his time

Seventy years to the day since the Dambusters raid, Gizmag talks to the Science Museum's Dr. Andrew Nahum about the life and works of Barnes Wallis.
Automotive

OX: the flat-pack truck designed for developing nations

OX is an easy-to-transport and assemble truck, which could prove a real asset in developing nations.
Around The Home

Samsung to launch 55 and 65 inch 4K LEDs in June

Samsung expands its upcoming 4K LED line with 55- and 65-inch models.
Photography

Fusion Plate works with both camera shoulder straps and tripods

The Fusion Plate camera accessory designed to enable easy switching between a shoulder strap and tripod.
Electronics

"Things Come Apart" reveals the inner workings of everyday consumer tech

Things Come Apart: A Teardown Manual for Modern Living is a new book featuring the work of Canadian photographer and master disassembler, Todd McLellan.
Electronics

Groundbreaking tech of yesteryear goes under the hammer

Germany's Auction Team Breker is hosting a sale of technology world firsts from the 17th century right up to just a few years ago.
Children

Lego railway declared longest plastic train set ever

Eighty Danish Lego devotees got together on May 10 and 11 to help one Henrik Ludvigsen with his plan to build the world's longest plastic toy train track.
Photography

ONDU's Pinhole Camera range offers lo-fi images in a durable package

The ONDU Pinhole Camera range consists of six wooden cameras, which differ in size, price and film format.
Space Systems

Satellite captures amazing 6,000-mile-long panorama from orbit

NASA has captured the world's largest panoramic photo showing a swath of land 6,000 miles long and 120 miles wide using a satellite orbiting the Earth.
Architecture

Blue Forest reveals designs for new Biodiversity Nest Treehouse

UK architectural firm Blue Forest has revealed its plans to build a large nest-like treehouse amid the Eden Project conservatory’s Humid Tropics Biome.
Science

SKWID harnesses the power of both the wind and the tide

The SKWID system, which harnesses power from both the wind and the tide, is scheduled to be tested in Japan.

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