This Biofuel Plane Will Make the First Carbon-Free Flight Across the Atlantic
The Eraole runs on solar power and algae biofuel.
The Eraole runs on solar power and algae biofuel.
A new spin on the “my dog ate my homework” excuse.
The building's design was inspired by sunflowers.
Take the world's longest escalator to the longest flight to the longest subway to the longest bridge.
The updated bioprinter can produce implantable, human-scale muscle, cartilage, and bone.
Here's what goes into building a technical marvel.
Engineers borrowed some design elements from the palm tree.
When you want to stop Niagara Falls from flowing, install a cofferdam. The New York State Parks Commission is hoping to do just that as early as 2019.
An armband designed for gesture-based computing could also revolutionize prosthetics.
This model of the Mississippi River Basin was a feat of midcentury engineering. Now it's open to the public.
Print out a new dental implant.
It can also pick a CD up off a table.
After he was arrested for bringing a homemade clock to school, Ahmed's gotten invited to the White House, tweeted at by astronauts, and more.
The hulking Hoover Dam has been holding back the Colorado River and generating power for nearly 80 years, but you may be surprised to learn just how eventful its construction and naming were.
How do you plug leaks in an 85-mile long tunnel buried 700 feet in the ground?
While we generally know a great deal about their most famous buildings, most people don’t know much about these 6 men behind the blueprints.
The super-efficient heatless dryer uses up to 10 times less energy than the standard tumble dryer—and may finish the job 20 minutes faster.
Bioengineered brains, limbs, and organs are being grown in the lab.
The 1,200-foot bridge is the oldest existing bridge in the city.
Poop can conduct electricity. This is never a good thing.
Researchers use powerful fans, rip down trees, and spray water to simulate dangerous storms.
Erik Sorto can drink beer just by thinking about it.