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Polaris has introduced a new type of continuously variable transmission that uses electronically regulated air pressure to change how its drive clutch behaves.

Called the NUMATIX Controlled CVT, the system will make its production debut in selected versions of the 2027 Polaris XPEDITION. Polaris describes it as the powersports industry’s first pneumatic C...


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Elon Musk says SpaceX ultimately wants travel to the Moon to become available beyond the small group of professional astronauts currently able to make the journey.

“Moonbase Alpha will be so cool,” Musk wrote on X on August 11. “And we want to make it so that anyone can go to the Moon if they want.”

The statement describes a long-term ambition rather than a pass...


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The U.S. Navy has tested a containerized metal-manufacturing system aboard one of its aircraft carriers, bringing selected replacement-part production closer to the equipment that may need repairing.

The ADDiTEC HYBRiD-X was deployed in the hangar bay of the Nimitz-class USS Theodore Roosevelt during Exercise Rim of the Pacific, or RIMPAC 2026. The Navy d...


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A wind turbine normally needs a tall steel tower, a large rotor and a substantial foundation. German company EnerKíte is developing a system that moves the most visible part of the machine into the sky instead.

Its aircraft-like wing is attached to a ground station by three tethers. Once airborne, the wing repeatedly sweeps across the wind in figure-eight patter...


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Pulling a wagon loaded with chairs, coolers and fishing equipment across a paved car park is usually straightforward. The experience changes as soon as its narrow wheels reach loose sand. They sink, the load becomes harder to move, and the final walk to the shoreline can feel like the most demanding part of the day.

The


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