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Learn How To Hack Those Electronic Road Signs… It’s Really Easy – Dog and Pony Show - Better at the internet than you...

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http://shuttersalt.com/blog/most-amazing-time-lapse-video-milky-way-ever-made-seriously Image via Vimeo screengrab Terje Sorgjerd , the photographer behind the viral video The Aurora , has done it again. Here, Sogjerd captures the Milky Way over El Teide, Spain’s highest mountain.

Most Amazing Time Lapse Video of Milky Way Ever Made. Seriously. | ShutterSalt

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The Light Bulb Effect - Bulb Candles by Helbert Ferreira & Remi Melander - SYSTEM DESIGN STUDIO » Yanko Design

Let me put on my monocle and tell you a story. You see long ago before Swan or Edison invented the lightbulb, people used candles. When lightbulbs became the norm, the candle went the way of the wind.

UK scientists invent artificial petrol - Business News - Manufacturing Digital

Boffins at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, near Oxford have invented an ‘artificial’ petrol, which costs just 90 pence per gallon and could run in existing cars. Professor Stephen Bennington, the project’s lead scientist, said: “In some senses, hydrogen is the perfect fuel. It has three times more energy than petrol per unit of weight, and when it burns, it produces nothing but water. It says: "Storing hydrogen up to now has required either high-pressure storage cylinders at up to 700 times atmospheric pressure or super-cooled liquids at -253 degree Celsius. “Neither is practical on a large scale as these hydrogen storage methods both require large amounts of energy to either pressurise or cool the hydrogen, and present significant safety risks." Stephen Voller, of Cellar Energy, which is developing the technology, said: “We have developed micro-beads that can be used in an existing gasoline or petrol vehicle to replace oil-based fuels. http://www.manufacturingdigital.com/sectors/chemicals-plastics/uk-scientists-invent-artificial-petrol