
Thomas Top Five: Robots Enter Recruitment | Doubling Flight Range with Liquid Hydrogen
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So Feared that Hotels Skip an Entire Floor — Why Does the Number 13 Get Such a Bad Rap? [Thoughts After Dark]
Despite the spooky connotations attached to the number 13 — around 10% of the population is actually afraid of it — I like it.
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National Manufacturing Day Is Building the “Workforce of the Future”
What is National Manufacturing Day and why do we celebrate it?
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Thomas Top Five: Exoplanet May Have Hydrogen-Rich Atmosphere | Do We Need Stricter Autonomous Vehicle Regulations?
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Scary Science: Why We Like Fear
Now is the time of year when many of us actually look forward to being scared, whether by watching horror movies or visiting a haunted house. There are biological and mental processes that explain why we sometimes enjoy fear and sometimes...er...fear it.
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The Spirited Rise of Non-Alcoholic Drinks
It’s becoming more and more common to see non-alcoholic beverages on our supermarket shelves, particularly as several big-name alcohol companies look to expand their service offerings and tap into a wider market.
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Supplying the Growing Microbrewery Market
The growth of the breweries in the U.S is being driven at the local craft level, with microbreweries taking a strong lead.
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The 5 Biggest Global Electric Vehicle Companies
By 2030, it's estimated that the global EV market size will reach over 39,000 units, a 22% compound annual growth rate over an eight-year period. As sales continue to boom, there are a few companies making their mark in the EV market.
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Thomas Top Five: These Industries Are Hiring During the September Surge
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Types of Natural Disasters Technology
Thanks to these rapid and exciting advancements, governments worldwide can better prepare for and respond to natural disasters.
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