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    Oops There Goes Another Rubber Tree Plant: the History of Natural Rubber(Post)

    He's got high hopes...about rubber Rubber plays an important role in the function of your car (the tires). It played an important role in the development of stylish, waterproof rainwear. Wi

    Petroleum Product of the Week: Mattresses(Post)

    Side sleeper pillows, Egyptian cotton sheet sets, memory foam topper, down comforter, your significant other ... of all the times you've contemplated what's on your bed, how often have you

    How Koch Saved Kendall Motor Oil(Post)

    As one of the leading motor oil brands, Kendall has a rich and unique history. Kendall Motor Oil's roots trace back to northwestern Pennsylvania in Bradford Country. In 1881, E

    Trending: Aircraft Capsule Intends to Increase Aviation Safety(Post)

    Is a detachable cabin a detachment from reality? Throughout the past week or so, social media platforms have seen an influx of shares regarding a drastic design for a "safer" airplane. Th

    How Do You Lubricate a 10,000 Year Clock?(Post)

    Time flies when you're busy contemplating the next ten millennia... Time. It's on your side. It's changing. It's not in a bottle. We try to remember it, but as far as we know, we can't turn! t

    Leaded Gasoline--What's Up With That?(Post)

    If you've gone to the gas pump recently (I mean, who of us hasn't?), you might not pay much attention to anything other than the price. Maybe there's a sign that says, "may contain up to 10%

    Bakelite: The Material of a Thousand Uses(Post)

    Bakelite is a unique type of plastic that, similar to gold and silver, makes jewelry valuable. Bakelite's value comes in a different form largely because it's vintage; however, there are frau

    John Visits Clemco Industries: Day 1(Post)

    Washington, Missouri: located fifty miles south of St.Louis, in The Heart of Wine Country, nestled on the western bank of the Missouri River. I recently had the opportunity to visit this

    Do Non-Contact Body Thermometers Really Work?(Post)

    As a first line of defense, knowing that an individual is running a fever is by far the best indicator that someone could have a virus that can be passed on to other individuals. For this rea

    Skiing: Here's the Key to Gliding Down the Slopes(Post)

    This time of year, skiing is a popular sport for many. For some, it's popular year-round if the weather is right. Personally, I'm not good at skiing. I've gone, and I'd go again, but I just

    Asphalt Starts With Crude Oil(Post)

    Driving is something that we do everyday, but how often do you think about the road beneath your wheels? Most roads in America are made from it and you know it's summer when you smell that ho

    Northeastern PA coal miners flourish in a dying market, "Coal will not recover" say economists(Post)

    Here in Northeastern Pennsylvania, coal takes on a new meaning. For us, it's not just a seemingly antiquated energy resource facing the end of its centuries-long run no, for us, it remain

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