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For over 50 years, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has been tasked with providing the best scientific resources on all things weather-related. As the impacts of climate change have become apparent, much of what NOAA does revolves around the study of hurricanes, which continue to increase in severity. The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season... Read More

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Over the last 20 years, an estimated 420 million hectares of forest have been destroyed globally. The loss of the world’s forests directly affects climate change, biodiversity, pollution, soil erosion, and more. The majority of deforestation is due to human misuse, such as poor management of agricultural lands, overlogging, and urbanization. For the most part,... Read More

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Since its inception, the automobile industry has been pushing the boundaries of technological possibilities. As automobile popularity grew, it became necessary to design concepts that further embraced the technology of the time. Providing the best amenities is what gave each company the edge it needed to survive in the burgeoning industry. However, as we enter... Read More

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Studies have shown that when students are excited about something, a window of opportunity opens in their educational journey. Drones are the perfect key to opening that window of opportunity. They provide an educational scenario that doesn’t feel like a typical lesson plan. Students working with drones in school have a chance to engage in... Read More

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Every year, an estimated 4,000 people die in drowning accidents in the United States. While most of these incidents happen in public and private pools, too many people drown while swimming at beaches. One of the biggest culprits behind beach drownings is unpredictable rip tides—a strong current that cannot be seen from the surface and... Read More

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The United States Army has a rich history in the development of science and technology that dates back to the Watertown Arsenal which was established in 1816 on the northern bank of the Charles River in Massachusetts. Over the years following, the Army would operate research centers in conjunction with military bases and universities all... Read More

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 Walt Disney is considered one of the greatest dreamers to have ever lived. Inspired by his own dreams, Walt started what has become one of the most successful enterprises in the world. What began with an animated mouse grew into films, television shows, merchandise, and a collection of some of the most popular amusement... Read More

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In the early 2000s, Harvard graduate Keller Rinaudo Clifton and some of his friends came up with the idea to build an app that would turn a smartphone into a robot. The concept quickly launched to great success, but Keller was left somewhat dissatisfied. He felt the need to start a new project with more... Read More

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After building a small cabin with his father when he was 14 in 1949, Alabama native Miller Gorrie developed a strong interest in construction. Throughout high school, Miller worked odd construction jobs, investing nearly all of his earnings into IBM stock. After obtaining a degree in Civil Engineering at Auburn University, and then completing a... Read More

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Covering 35,385 square miles, Maine is the largest of the New England states. With 17.6 million acres of forest, nearly 89% of the state is covered in dense woodlands. This makes Maine the most densely forested state in the United States. Headquartered in Augusta, the Maine Forest Service (MFS) is responsible for maintaining the state’s... Read More

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