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Boom out da fi-ya! Bass out da flames! Firefighters may be snuffing blazes with deep-toned sound, if a new device invented by two engineering students in Fairfax, Virginia, catches on. Viet Tran and ...

For almost 50 years, fire extinguisher technology has remained virtually unchanged: You muffle the fire with a blanket, or spray it with a sprinkler system or pressurized canister. Today, DARPA shows ...

Sound waves could be the next big thing in fire-fighting technology. George Mason University engineering students Seth Robertson and Viet Tran have built a new kind of fire extinguisher that uses ...

Fire extinguishers can be found in any buildings nowadays in case of a fire outburst. The concept of the fire extinguisher hasn’t changed much over the years, but it still does the trick. However, ...

Fire is like every other element, it can be awe inspiring and terrifying at the same time. The latter usually applies when something you love is being consumed by it. Through science and education we ...

FAIRFAX, Va. -- Boom out da fi-ya! Bass out da flames! Firefighters may be snuffing blazes with deep-toned sound, if a new device invented by two engineering students in Fairfax, Virginia, catches on.

VIRGINIA (NEWSCHANNEL 3) - College students in Virginia have found a way to put out a fire without water. Seth Robertson and Viet Tran's "Wave Extinguisher" douses burning rubbing alcohol with just ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Could putting out a fire be as simple as blasting a horn? Researchers at George Mason University say it just might be. Senior engineering students have developed a sonic fire ...