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Word of the day: UHTCEARU, n. anxiety before dawn (Old English) – pronounced ‘oot-key-are-oo’. https://t.co/fm8vzp0ub6

Reducing energy costs all year round. 🧐 #engineering https://t.co/LnhzUsJhN8

A major big tech player is going more in-house than ever. Apple might be bringing more of its chip production process in-house. Find out more at https://t.co/7dCvyE8o9x 🚀 #Engineering https://t.co/7LDXJcaHW8

How do you stop a train with a sandwich? Watch the clip to find out, and don't forget to subscribe! https://t.co/h9drtLyqXl

The Jezero Crater has water 'multiple times over the eons'. 🧐 #engineering https://t.co/VlO8opdVTn

Just in time for Christmas.🌛 #engineering https://t.co/E6SNDhzMkc

During the 19th century, the UK developed an industry out of collecting the bones from major European battlefields like Austerlitz, Leipzig and Waterloo and shipping them back via Hull to industrial bone-grinders for use as agricultural fertiliser.

Here’s how automation and AI could change warfare as we know it. 🧐 #engineering https://t.co/vgQVKzREEh

After being ridiculed for not paying his share of taxes, Elon Musk could make the U.S. history by becoming the highest taxpayer in a financial year. Find out more at https://t.co/a7SaCSpxGr 🚀 #Engineering https://t.co/yoMEfX2McI

Until Lady Chatterley’s Lover overtook it, the bestselling Penguin paperback was E.V. Rieu’s translation of The Odyssey. It sold over three million copies between 1945 to 1960. https://t.co/8kosFMzgbU

The billionaire ends 2021 with a great amount of tax bill. 🧐 #engineering https://t.co/MCfhrQX5kd

Next up, the C-17. ✈️ #engineering https://t.co/UCXJsfaxsN

Trials with a 500 square meter kite will begin early next year. 🪁 #engineering https://t.co/SQbzzQ0D0o

Playing with life and and death. 🪂 #engineering https://t.co/juKyazE3Ta

Japanese streets typically have no names. Instead, blocks are used as the unit for addresses: what we call a street is just an empty space between blocks in Japan.