Source: Atlas Obscura The science and engineering of the Manhattan Project was mind-bogglingly complex, but the endeavor was made even more difficult by the logistics of accommodating the tens of thousands of workers needed to produce the world’s first atomic weapons. Part of the solution

Authored by MN Gordon via EconomicPrism.com, On a warm Friday Los Angeles morning in spring of 2016, we found ourselves standing at the busy corner of Wilshire Boulevard and South Figueroa Street.  We were walking back to our office following a client wire brushing for events beyond our control. 

Dubai is bringing job-killing automation out of the factories and into the streets as its first robotic police officer officially reported for duty on Thursday. The United Arab Emirates hopes that "robocops" like this one will comprise 25% of Dubai's police force by 2030. As Agence France Press

One of the most interesting things about skyscrapers and high-rises is their competitive aspects. The Empire State Building, The Burj Khalifa, and other tall buildings were built, in part, to say to the rest of the world: "Look what we can do!" There hasn't just been competition between

Dubai’s Crown Prince Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum (often known as Fazza) might be one of the richest men in the world, but this stunning footage he’s taken of the Dubai skyline rising through the clouds is absolutely priceless. Show Full Text He recently shared his spectacular sunrise view