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Solar energy-harvesting “nanotrees” could produce hydrogen fuel on a mass scale

Researchers at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD), have developed a "3D branched nanowire array" that they claim could cheaply deliver hydrogen fuel on a mass scale.
Science

Super accurate nuclear clock proposed

A proposed nuclear clock would be 100 times more accurate than the most accurate atomic clocks currently in use, neither gaining nor losing 1/20th of a second in 14 billion years.
Allergies

Scientists working at creating allergy-free eggs

Scientists are working at altering eggs, so that they can create chickens which will proceed to lay hypoallergenic eggs.
Sports

Airhead insert increases helmet ventilation, eliminates "helmet hair"

The Airhead is a helmet accessory that keeps you cooler and more presentable.
Automotive

75th anniversary of the Mercedes Benz W125 Silver Arrow - 595 bhp and 750 kg in 1937

Grand Prix racing 75 years ago was different. Death was commonplace. Politics played a major role. The Mercedes W125 launched that year was a taste of the horsepower not seen again for 50 years - it averaged 132 mph at its first start
Science

Researchers send neutrino-message through 260 yards of rock

Researchers at Fermilab have succeeded in demonstrating that communication via neutrino beams can be accomplished with today's technology.
Good Thinking

Cambridge scientists use LEGO MINDSTORMS to build bone-making robots

Scientists at Cambridge University have built robots out of LEGO, to assist in their research into creating artificial bone.
Outdoors

Cerberus turns your smartphone into an emergency rescue beacon

The BriarTek Cerberus is a three-part rescue system that uses your smartphone and optional GPS unit to keep you in touch with friends, family and rescue authorities.
Mobile Technology

Sandberg BatteryCase for iPhone 4/4S delivers more bang for your buck

Sandberg's BatteryCase is a case for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S packs impressive specs into a slim package.
Environment

Laser un-printers could help save the trees

Scientists have reported success in using lasers to remove toner-printed text from paper, allowing that the paper to be re-used.
Urban Transport

New York to Beijing in two hours without leaving the ground?

New York to Beijing in two hours would be possible on vacuum maglev trains according to those behind the ET3 (Evacuated Tube Transport) concept.
Outdoors

Dual Eyewear sunglasses provide bifocal lenses for reading bike computers

Dual Eyewear brings bifocal design to sports sunglasses.

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