Welcome to Global Cooling and the (Future) Renaissance of Fossil Fuels By Heather Douglas “Global warming has been an inescapable issue for our age. But 180 years ago, most scientists believed the Earth had been steadily cooling since it was formed. When Louis Agassiz presented the concept of a Great Ice Age to the Swiss…
Technology Meets John Gauntels By Maurice Walch In 1662 John Gaunt, a haberdasher in London England, used statistics to create the first mortality tables. These tables ultimately formed the basis of future statistical works that life insurance companies use today to calculate insurance premiums. Over the past 350 years mortality tables have changed as living…
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A Wish List For 2017 : Can Pigs Really Fly? By Scott Jeffrey I’m going to be like that kid on TV who asks for a taco chip. He is told by his mean-spirited Dad “when pigs fly,” only to make it happen, thus receiving his reward. Like the kid, I’m going to aim high…
SAAB Seaeye Predicts an All-Electric Future Electronic robotic systems will perform all tasks in the underwater domain, including those now undertaken by hydraulic systems, says Saab Seaeye, a British firm regarded as one of the world’s leading underwater e-robotics company, with the most advanced range of tethered, autonomous, and hybrid robotic systems. It forsees a…
