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All About Gears: From Elevators to Farm Machinery and Everything in Between

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Gears are important parts of many types of machines, from clocks to elevators to cars, trucks, and tractors. Understanding what gears are and how they work can give you a better appreciation for the world of mechanical devices all around us every day. …

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Electrical and Electronics Engineering Glossary

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Electrical engineering is an increasingly important field that impacts many different industries and areas of life. It also offers a wide range of career opportunities, from designing the electronics that power elevators to creating more efficient dist …

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Simple Machines: Pulleys, Levers, and Wheels

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Humans have always had work to do, and they have always looked for ways to make their work easier. Some of the first and most important inventions that humans ever made were six simple machines. These inventions made it easier to do things like redirec …

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A Kid’s Guide to Renewable Energy

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A Kid’s Guide to Renewable Energy What is Renewable Energy? Energy is the force that makes things work. Without it, people couldn’t cook food, drive their cars, or power their homes with electricity. If there were no more energy, imagine how different …

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Utilizing Rainwater and Gravity: A Guide to Rain Gardens

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  Utilizing Rainwater and Gravity: A Guide to Rain Gardens Rainwater is an abundant source of hydration for plants and animals, and it requires little effort to use. Condensation and gravity do most of the work, so all we need to do is direct the …

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SkyDeck Airplane Seats Can Be Accessed by Elevator

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People who like to look out the window when flying on an airplane may soon be able to have an even better view than the pilot. Windspeed, an American aerospace technology company, has developed SkyDeck. Passengers can sit inside a transparent bubble-li …

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