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- Inside the Dynomak: A Fusion Technology Cheaper Than Coal
- NTSB Decision Defining "Aircraft" as Anything That Flies Lacks Common Sense
- Can China Turn Carbon Capture into a Water Feature?
- Graphene and Ammonia Combine for Novel Ferroelectric Tunnel Junction
- Blu-ray Discs Spin Their Way Into Making Solar Cells More Efficient
| Inside the Dynomak: A Fusion Technology Cheaper Than Coal Posted: 26 Nov 2014 08:00 AM PST  Modifying the most common type of experimental reactor might finally make fusion power feasible  |
| NTSB Decision Defining "Aircraft" as Anything That Flies Lacks Common Sense Posted: 26 Nov 2014 07:50 AM PST  FAA regulations found to apply to "any device that is used for flight." Does that include paper airplanes too?  |
| Can China Turn Carbon Capture into a Water Feature? Posted: 25 Nov 2014 01:00 PM PST  Presidents Obama and Xi pledged this month, in their historic carbon emissions deal, to develop novel carbon storage technology enabling CO2 capture plants to generate their own industrial water supply  |
| Graphene and Ammonia Combine for Novel Ferroelectric Tunnel Junction Posted: 25 Nov 2014 12:21 PM PST  New material combination could improve the reliability of RAM devices  |
| Blu-ray Discs Spin Their Way Into Making Solar Cells More Efficient Posted: 25 Nov 2014 10:02 AM PST  Optical storage media is on the way out, but Blu-ray discs can be repurposed to significantly increase the efficiency of solar cells  |
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