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Hydrogen-Powered ‘Rocket Car’ Tops 400 MPH

Wing Commander Andy Green, a retired British Royal Air Force fighter pilot, just set a new world land speed record at the Bonneville Salt Flats in the JCB Hydromax vehicle. On two different runs on Aug. 11,...

How Universities Are Turning Their Connected Campuses Into Smart Cities

A university is a small city in itself: There’s lighting, waste management, traffic control. That means, when researchers look to optimize a campus, they can simultaneously build a “smart cities” proof of...

The FCC Wants To Ban Drones With Lidar That It Previously Approved

The FCC is planning to target even more products in its drone ban, including those it previously approved, and DJI has issued a call to action in response. The federal agency is proposing to...

US Marines Train With Autonomous Hornet And Bumblebee Drones

US Marines conduct autonomous drone training as part of Service Level Training Exercise 4-26 at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine Palms, California.  More From Military Eye

Depleted Oil Fields Offer Hydrogen Storage Sites

Hydrogen is a clean-burning gas that could help to tackle climate change by reducing our dependence on fossil fuels. But storing and transporting hydrogen is expensive and technically challenging, typically requiring high-pressure gas tanks or cryogenic systems that...

US News Ranks MTU Grad Program In Top 100

U.S. News and World Report released its graduate school rankings on Tuesday. Michigan Technological University ranked number 89 among other prestigious graduate engineering programs across the United States, such as University of Michigan, Massachusetts Institute of...

Smart Mobility Today: 13 April 2026

It was all about space this past week. The world seemed to be watching as a small capsule made its way to the moon and back. Ingenuity, technology. universities, teams of people, suppliers all over the country, and a lot of money propelled the craft containing the...

Michigan Betting That Space Is Next Frontier To Create Jobs

When the US this month sent its first crewed rocket mission into space in 50 years, Michigan-made products went along for the ride. Blades and nozzles in the four engines of the Artemis II rocket came from Moeller Aerospace in Harbor Springs, a state supplier to NASA...

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