Engineers are testing a metal that allows a bridge to bend during earthquakes and snap back into shape instantly.

The bridge is described as "where the devil would sunbathe".

Engineers developed a low-cost steel ball damper that reduces vibration, helping protect buildings from earthquake damage and shaking.

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Explore how the A380's upper deck width enables airlines to reimagine the in-flight experience with luxurious amenities like onboard showers.

Kate went hands on with some of Nintendo's upcoming Switch 2 titles during this month's GDC 2026. Here is a run down of what ...

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This remarkable structure spans 373 feet across the East Fork of the White River, making it one of the longest covered ...

The Cape Cod bridges replacement project is moving ahead with environmental reports, contractor bidding, and field work for ...

Four bridge projects are expected to get underway in late 2026 or early 2027 in Lebanon County. The public is being asked to ...

The old Portal Bridge disrupted rail commutes in New Jersey for decades, frequently getting stuck when it swung to let boat ...