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Can you guess who's missing from major scenes on Gilligan's Island?
We show you the scene. You tell us which castaway is missing.
What Is a Bridge but a Paradox?
What do you see when you see a dock? A place for studying the horizon? For dipping a toe in the water? For casting off? Or a place for lowering your sails? For stepping onto dry land? For coming as…
How to Build a Floating Bridge in 12 Minutes
When war and natural disasters like Hurricane Florence call for a quick crossing, military engineers hop to with one of their favorite tools—the improved ribbon bridge.
For eroding island, engineers' efforts start with models
Researchers are using wind, wave, turbidity data and more to understand the conditions in the Tangier Federal Navigation Channel and harbor. The resulting computer model will help determine what type
Watch a 80-Foot Tall Boat Somehow Clear a Bridge That's Way Too Low
It’s the classic dilemma of being on a sailboat that has a 80-foot tall mast but needing to get under a bridge that only has a 65-foot clearance. The answer is obvious, right? Just strap some heavy bags to the mast so you bend the boat diagonal so it shortens the height of the ship. Instead of sailing straight, you’re going under on tilt. Duh.
11 STUNNING Facts That Will Change How You Watch Gilligan’s Island FOREVER!
When you live on a tiny island, you can’t ghost an ex
The only way to disappear is to get on a boat, sail away and never come back.
Do you know the castaways' first and last lines on Gilligan's Island?
MIT’s robot boats can self-assemble to build bridges, stages or even markets
MIT researchers have created a new autonomous robot boat prototype — which they have named “roboats” to my everlasting glee — that can target and combine with one another Voltron-style to create new structures. Said structures could be bigger boats, but MIT is thinking a bit…
