🛵 Cheap e-scoot breaks into tough US market

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Street-legal electric scooter hits 75 mph for under $5,000

by Utkarsh Sood

"American scooter" - that’s an oxymoron right there. And an electric American scooter? That’s a far cry. The HMP Flash dares to challenge that status quo. And does so for the aggressive price of under $4,800.

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Tiny HousesOutdoors

36-ft tiny house makes space for home office and downstairs bedroom

by Adam Williams

Not all tiny houses feel tiny inside. The Florence packs an impressive amount into its compact frame, including a spacious living area, a full-size kitchen, a downstairs bedroom, and even a home office.

3D PrintingManufacturingEngineering

Compact 3D printer produces full-color models right on your desktop

by Abhimanyu Ghoshal

HeyGears' upcoming 3D printer can produce full-color models right on your desktop. That means you don't have to worry about painting and finishing your creations by hand – and you can experiment more freely with your designs than ever before.

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ArchitectureEngineering

The world's most incredible natural history museum is now open

by Bronwyn Thompson

China's epicenter of robotics and AI innovation, Shenzhen is a sprawling city now home to some of the most ambitious architecture projects anywhere in the world. The latest, four years in the making, is one of its most awe-inspiring yet.

MotorcyclesTransport

Lightweight Dorado V3 electric dirt bike sneaks in swappable battery

by Utkarsh Sood

The Dorado V3 is an electric dual sport that may not carry the cachet of an established brand, but its spec sheet suggests it's aiming well above its weight. A 48-hp motor, a 7.2-kWh swappable battery, an 80-mph top speed, and 70 miles of trail range.

AstronomyScienceRefractor: Science & Health

1.7 million planned satellites to have ‘devastating’ impact on astronomy

by Chris Young

For the first time, a European Southern Observatory (ESO) study has quantified the threat to astronomy posed by a large number of highly reflective satellites planned to launch in the coming years.

AutomotiveTransport

Range Rover reinvents itself with different style of electric vehicle

by Simon Heptinstall

Range Rover has revealed the first glimpse of its new GT, the most car-like model in the brand's history. The sleek electric crossover previews the next generation of Range Rover design, with a focus on long-distance luxury and refinement.

TentsGearOutdoors

45-lb rooftop duffel tent rides in the car, camps on the roof & beyond

by C.C. Weiss

The newest inflatable rooftop tents are so light and packable, they travel in the car instead of on it. The Portal Nomis One is the latest, using a split-body design to carry in the trunk before inflating and hoisting onto the roof in 10 minutes.

Good ThinkingTechnology

Simple outdoor flood alarm protects homes from rising waters

by Maryna Holovnova

The best solutions are sometimes the simplest. Following this principle, a group of researchers from the USA has developed a new flood alarm system that can detect rising water before it reaches a private property.

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The 'Girl Dad Effect': Is Bandit Heeler the perfect partner?

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🛵 Cheap e-scoot breaks into tough US market

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36-ft tiny house makes space for home office and downstairs bedroom

Compact 3D printer produces full-color models right on your desktop

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