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The world’s oil supply might be running out faster than our leaders would like to admit. An unnamed official at the International Energy Agency is alleging that officials at his group deliberately distorted figures to make it look like oil...

The most ambitious rail transit construction project in the United States, Denver’s FasTracks, is continuing on schedule despite the economic downturn and budget overruns. FasTracks will construct two new light rail lines, expand three existing light rail lines, construct new...

The Sciebel S-100 Copter is being outfitted to become an unmanned drone that will provide protection from enemy IED's (Improvised Explosive Devices) that are killing and crippling soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan... Codenamed "Yellow Jacket" the drones will be ideal...

The world maybe on the verge of a change in manufacturing as profound as the industrial revolution and most people don’t see the change coming. The change is the switch to small scale production controlled by individuals from large scale...

Dr. David Butler-Jones adives with Halloween around the corner and the increasing panic in ralation to the H1N1 pandemic, that parents do not need to cancel their Halloween plans. This reasuring advice after 2 teens have been killed this week...

A group of farmers who acquired some extra farm land 5 miles west of Jerusalem have found an "archeological gold mine" They've discovered a Byzantine Monastery that's been buried for more than 1500 years lying just below the surface of...

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Florida - The six member crew of Atlantis blasted off Monday at the 2:28 eastern time zone schedule to begin its eleven day mission to deliver more than 27,000 pounds of spare parts to the International Space...

The collections of metal found on planet Venus,which was more than expected one. Scientists say the massive amounts of iron is present on the planet Venus. NASA's messenger probe has found that a big collection of iron and titanium are...

The National Science Foundation is backing the "next step" for wheelchairs. In a few years you might be seeing laser guided wheelchairs that have the ability to navigate their own way through crowded cities without any input from the occupant......

Intel's Pittsburgh Labs have announced they expect to have "Brain Implants" available by 2020... The devices would be used to control computers, tv's, cell phones, etc. which will allow people to say goodbye to keyboards, the mouse and other remote...