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9 of the World's Largest Ships What Is WannaCry and How Can You Protect Your Data Against It? The World's First Robot Police Officer Begins Patrolling in Dubai 9 of the World's Largest Ships Some of the largest ships in the world come in the form of oil tankers, cargo carriers and cruise liners. These mega machines are marvels of engineering and contribute to over 90 percent of the world's transported goods, not to mention people. The sheer sight of one of these supertankers up close makes one realize the true gravity of the manufacturing and design techniques involved in the construction process. These 200+ ton monumental machines require massive propulsion systems. Some diesel, some nuclear, some wind and even some solar powered. Ships come in various sizes for different applications. Read More at Interesting Engineering What Is WannaCry and How Can You Protect Your Data Against It? Malware is nothing new and W

Engineered Protein Could Potentially Fight MERS Virus Clifton Suspension Bridge: A Remarkable Engineering Triumph Solar Employment Is Expanding 17 Times Faster Than US Economy This DIY 72,000-Lumen Flashlight Can Illuminate the Exterior of an Entire Building Engineered Protein Could Potentially Fight MERS Virus When the viral respiratory disease called MERS claimed the life of a 60-year-old man in Saudia Arabia back in 2012, the World Health Organization declared the strange virus as a deadly threat without any available treatment or vaccine. Until now. There is still no cure for the virus and only supportive treatment is offered which depends on a patient's clinical condition. But the battle with the virus is about to change as scientists from the University of Toronto have developed an engineered protein that could potentially be used to treat MERS and other viruses. [Image Source: University of Toronto ] Engineered protein MERS hijac

CENTRiC India Sets Its Sight on the Youth with Powerful, Affordable Hardware Despite India's smartphone craze, there's little doubt that market penetration levels remain woefully low. With a potential market size that could be larger than many other countries put together, it is easy to understand why everyone and especially the Chinese brands have been trying to make inroads here. In a country as unique and diverse … Continue reading "CENTRiC India Sets Its Sight on the Youth with Powerful, Affordable Hardware"

How Powerful is the Desert Eagle Really? Gatwick Airport Uses Augmented Reality to Help Catching Flights Elon Musk Reveals Photos of His New Futuristic Vehicle Concept How Powerful is the Desert Eagle Really? The Desert Eagle is probably one the best-known handguns of all time. It has made a lot of appearances in films, computer games and popular culture for many years. If you've ever watched Last Action Hero, Snatch and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, you've seen it in action, in fiction at least. Although some revolvers can deliver a higher velocity, this handgun is about as powerful as a semi-automatic handgun gets! Let's see if all the hype lives up to reality. It is after all claimed to be one of the "most powerful handguns". [Image Source: hickok45 via YouTube ] The Desert Eagle's gubbins The gun's patent was filed in 1983 by Magnum Research and Riga Arms Institute. Read More at Interesting Engineering

Capturing the beauty of Mahabalipuram with Selfie Expert We all love a road trip, right? Road trip with friends is undoubtedly the best and fun-filled stuff you can do during weekends. Having said that, if you have a great camera to freeze all your memories, then what else can you ask for? With a group of friends, we traveled all the way to … Continue reading "Capturing the beauty of Mahabalipuram with Selfie Expert"

The 10 Worst Games on the Nintendo Entertainment System Turning Nuclear Weapons into Nuclear Fuel How to Produce Super Cool Hyperlapse Videos in 5 Easy Steps Google's Project Loon Balloons Can Provide Internet Access to Disaster Areas Apple Designer Creates Mesmerizing $12,000 Hourglass Filled With Nanoballs The 10 Worst Games on the Nintendo Entertainment System Alright, this might not technically be an engineering topic but let's have some fun. If you are a child of the 80's or love retro gaming the NES is one of the greatest consoles ever made. Many games are now iconic but there were some really awful ones. So given the massive range of games what were the ten worst games on the NES? We'll let's take a look, shall we? [Image Source: Wikimedia Commons ] 1. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde An impressive title, but a less than playable game, this is one of the worst games of all time let alone the NES. Read More at Inter