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  1. The supersonic private jet which will cut travel time in half

    The supersonic private jet which will cut travel time in half A new plane design could end the argument over who gets the window seat. A firm is attempting to build a private jet whereby the entire cabin wall is a screen that looks like a giant window. Live video from outside the plane creates the images that can be displayed on the screens or if the passengers wish images of their own can be shown or Read more...
  2. Queen's University Belfast students build all-electric iconic car

    Queen's University Belfast students build all-electric iconic car An iconic DeLorean car built in Belfast in the 1980s is the centrepiece of a special project by students in the city. Queens’s university students are planning to transform the car over the year long project. The vehicle was brought back to Belfast from a cow shed in County Leitrim. The car spent many years on the sunny roads of South Read more...
  3. Carbon Monoxide Dangers

    Carbon Monoxide Dangers Carbon Monoxide also known as CO is well known as a senseless killer because people cannot see it, smell it or taste it. Thousands of families are at risk every year of carbon monoxide poisoning as they do not have a carbon monoxide detector fitted in their home.  CO is the result of combustion burning of a fuel such as wood-burning Read more...
  4. RAC van has been fully equipped with portable charging unit

    RAC van has been fully equipped with portable charging unit A standard RAC diesel VW Transporter van has been fully equipped with an totally portable fast charging unit which can deliver around 15 miles of range to a stricken electric vehicle in less than half an hour. Equivalent to a “gallon of electricity”, the RAC believes this should be sufficient to get the driver safely on their way home or to Read more...
  5. Eight renewable energy projects approved

    Eight renewable energy projects approved Eight new energy renewable projects have been introduced by the government which is expected to support over 8,500 jobs. Within these eight projects there includes an offshore wind farm project and the conversion of coal powered plants to run on biomass projects. Energy Secretary Ed Davey said the projects would help power up to three Read more...
  6. Residents were evacuated after a blaze at a grocery store

    Residents were evacuated after a blaze at a grocery store At 2.37am one crew from Sawtry, one crew from Yaxley, one crew from Stanground and one crew from Huntingdon were called to a building fire in Gidding Road, Sawtry. A fire had started in the store room of a commercial grocery store, located on the ground floor of a parade of shops. Residents in the properties above the shops were Read more...
  7. Electric Ireland in 100k green energy deal with Voya

    Electric Ireland in 100k green energy deal with Voya Electric Ireland has won a contract worth €100,000 to supply green energy to Voya. Yoya is a cosmetic supplier that produces and exports organic seaweed around the world. The contract will involve Electric Ireland providing around 8 GWh Energy to the company, which also has premises in the UK and US.  The electricity is from all Read more...
  8. Electrical implants let paralysed patients stand again

    Electrical implants let paralysed patients stand again An electrical implant has helped four paralyzed men move their legs again through an electrical implant which when activated allows the men to move their toes and legs. Experts say it's a promising development but warn that the experimental treatment isn't a cure. Almost three years ago doctors announced that zapping an Read more...
  9. Too Bright to Sleep: Residents Battle Blinding New Street Lights in West London

    Too Bright to Sleep: Residents Battle Blinding New Street Lights in West London   Imagine trying to relax in the comfort of your own home, only to feel like you’re living on a movie set with spotlights beaming through your windows. This is the reality for residents of a street in West London, where newly installed LED street lights are causing quite a stir. Installed three weeks ago, these lights stand tall at 8 meters Read more...
  10. Giant Game of Tetris Created Using 1400 Lights on a Building

    Giant Game of Tetris Created Using 1400 Lights on a Building A university professor along with his team of specialist created the world’s largest game of Tetris. Thousands of people gathered to view the blown up version on a 29 storey building. The team used an LED lighting system in a building in Philadelphia to create the game so that it could actually be played. The building is over 400 feet tall and Read more...

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