BlogHide Resteemsgreenrun (66)in steemstem • 6 years agoThe Boeing 737 MAX 8 Aircraft: A Flawed Design or Just A Series of Unfortunate Events?At the beginning of this week on Sunday 10th March 2019 the world woke up to the sad news of a plane crash by the Ethiopian Airlines which proved fatal with human lives lost put to 157 which was the…greenrun (66)in steemstem • 6 years agoHow Good Enough is Goodenough's Solid State Battery?The quest for more robust batteries is one which many people in the energy industry continuously research and finetune it. Recently, the search seemed to have been met with the lithium-ion batteries…greenrun (66)in stemng • 6 years ago5GWhen it comes to innovation humanity is like the Oliver Twist that always asks for more. 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But a tour of any of my nation's major roads may convince you that I may be right for using such a…greenrun (66)in stemng • 6 years agoA bike's stability is not as easy as it looksAfter one or two falls we finally master the art of riding bicycles and often can't wait for the next school day to display our skill of riding to our friends. Riding a bicycle is easy, but have we…greenrun (66)in stemng • 6 years agoSimple Engineering: A Centrifuge and a Microscope for less than $3!Frequently the simplest method of doing things turns out to be the most efficient. 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I was the in-house "engineer" of the family even as a child, I was forever fascinated with how things work, especially electricity. There is…greenrun (66)in stemng • 6 years agoThe Electricity and Some MythsWhen we flip on a switch, the darkroom becomes illuminated. The bulb gets its power from electricity, a common utility that makes everyday living more enjoyable. But people may know what happens…resteemedadsactly (80)in adsactly • 6 years agoADSactly Short Stories - The Police ReportThe four ladies seated languidly around the dirty black desk all looked suspiciously at Mr Akpan. One of them was in uniform, the others were dressed casually. One could tell the ladies around the…
