Monday, 6 May 2019
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Tesla Raises Money, Drones Get Certified, and More Car News This Week
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Trump's Bank Lawsuit Tops This Week's Internet News Roundup
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Spend Part of the $2 Trillion Infrastructure Plan on Robots
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Physicists Are Bewitched by Twisted Graphene's 'Magic Angle'
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The 5 Best VR Headsets (2019): Which Is Right for You?
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Antivaxxers Made the 'Brady Bunch' Measles Episode a Viral Menace
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What Is Application Shielding?
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Watch the Microsoft Build 2019 Keynote Here
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A Physics Analysis of Every Jedi Jump in All of *Star Wars*
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Space Photos of the Week: Weird, Hungry, and Fast Black Holes
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Putin Will Put Russia Behind an Internet Curtain
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4 Best Satellite Messengers in 2019 (Iridium, Tracking Devices, Garmin)
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Star Wars Fans Know Nostalgia Well. It’s Time to Build a Future
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Best Star Wars Gear for May the 4th (And Other Games & Tech)
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A Hacking Spree, a Fight for Open Internet, and More News
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Facebook's Cryptocurrency Might Work Like Loyalty Points
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The Government Shutdown Killed an Artist's Space Sculpture
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Gadget Lab Podcast: The Making of Adam Savage
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See the 8 ‘Star Wars’ Planets in Our Own Milky Way Galaxy
Star Wars universe planets, including icy Hoth and sandy Tatooine, are sadly not real. However, our Milky Way galaxy has exoplanets that are strikingly similar to their fantasy counterparts, and they offer cool […]
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Four Amazon Warehouse Workers Arrested for Allegedly Stealing $100,000 Worth of Apple Watches
Four employees have been charged for allegedly stealing over $100,000 worth of Apple Watches at an Amazon Fulfillment Center in Delaware, officials said on Friday. Middletown Police Department officials said in a statement […]
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May the Fourth Be With You With These Epic Star Wars Deals
May the Fourth be with you. On this Star Wars Day, show your affinity for the saga with these officially licensed products and save up to 66 percent off the regular price at […]
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Watch: Two Leopard Cubs Rescued After Falling Into Water Tank
Wildlife officials conducted a two-hour rescue operation on Friday to extricate two leopard cubs from a 15-foot deep water tank in India, and a simple tool — a wooden ladder — turned out […]
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Hubble Spots Stunning Spiral Galaxy 30 Million Light-Years Away
Feast your eyes on this: The Hubble Space Telescope spotted what NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) are calling a “perfect specimen” of a spiral galaxy, the stunning NGC 2903. The spiral galaxy […]
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Get These Truly Wireless Fitness Headphones for Under $50
Achieve better athletic results with these true wireless fitness Bluetooth headphones. They combine cutting edge technology with a lightweight design that makes them perfect for all types of physical activity. And, since they’ve […]
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Here’s ‘Game of Thrones’ Stud Tormund Flirting With Brienne of Tarth for Three Minutes Straight
Game of Thrones relationships get interesting, as shown with the awkward exchanges between a lovestruck Tormund Giantsbane and an unresponsive Brienne of Tarth. A YouTube video captured the duo’s bizarre conversations and it […]
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Researchers Put Fake Wings on Ostrich to Learn About Flying Dinosaurs
Pinpointing exactly when dinosaurs learned how to fly is difficult, considering we can not go back in time. However, researchers are suggesting that before dinosaurs had the ability to fly, two-legged dinosaurs may […]
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Star Wars Day: Best Games, Apps, and Deals for May the 4th
Saturday, May 4, has been designated Star Wars Day, so it’s no better time to celebrate all things from a galaxy far, far away. To kick off your Star Wars celebration, we’ve rounded […]
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99-million-year-old, unknown millipede found trapped in Burmese amber
Picking up where the Jurassic period left off, the Cretaceous is best known as the last hoorah for the dinosaurs. As far as insects are concerned, it gave us ants, termites, aphids and the explosion of pollinators that coincided with the development of flowering plants. But, ironically, the prehistoric-looking millipedes of the order Callipodida, are thought to have come later. Until now.
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Two-stage diagnostic process detects Alzheimer’s years before symptoms appear
A new two-step diagnostic process is claiming to confidently detect Alzheimer's disease nearly a decade before clinical symptoms appear. The method, measuring both amyloid and tau proteins in blood and cerebrospinal fluid is hoped to improve the results of clinical trials by helping better identify patients at the earliest stages of the disease.
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Organisms that breathe arsenic discovered in the Pacific Ocean
Arsenic is toxic to almost all life forms, but now researchers at the University of Washington have discovered that some microbes in the Pacific Ocean not only tolerate the stuff, but actively breathe it. The discovery has implications for how life may adapt to a changing climate, as well as where we might find it on other planets.
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Imaging innovation beings oral hepatitis B vaccine closer to reality
A compelling cross-disciplinary collaboration between physicists and immunologists has provided new insights into ways to optimize the efficacy of oral vaccines. The research is initially working towards developing an oral hepatitis B vaccine that is safer, cheaper and more easily administered than the current injectable alternative.
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Mars 2020 lander's heat shield passes critical milestone
A vital part of NASA's Mars 2020 mission passed an important milestone as the unmanned probe's heat shield passed its final static load test under the thermal conditions it will encounter as it enters the Martian atmosphere. Designed and built by Lockheed Martin, the 15 ft (4.5 m) ablative shield is one of the largest ever built.
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Artist Series StingRay guitar can make its pickups do the splits
Ernie Ball's Music Man guitar-making arm has launched a new Artist Series StingRay in collaboration with Dustin Kensrue from American alt-rockers Thrice. Among the signature tweaks is the ability to run the pickups to separate outputs.
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Nearby collision of two neutron stars sprinkled our solar system with precious heavy elements
A cataclysmic collision between the remnants of a pair of dead stars may have seeded our solar system with precious heavy metals including gold and uranium, according to a newly published study. If such a heavyweight clash were to be observed in the present day, it would be the brightest point in the night sky.
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America's best new homes for 2019 revealed
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) has revealed the winners for its 2019 Housing Awards. Now in its 19th year, the annual awards highlight the best residential architecture designed by US-licensed firms. This year offers a strong selection of projects, from luxurious rural retreats to affordable inner-city housing.
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Gallery: Astonishing images of the natural world in the 2019 BigPicture winners
In a world where hours of incredible documentary vision of the natural world are just a click away it's easy to become jaded with nature photography. The winners of this year's BigPicture: Natural World Photography Competition will surely snap you out of that complacency with a truly jaw-dropping selection of images, including a profoundly moving snap of an orphaned gorilla with its human caretaker.
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How to land on the Moon
When Apollo 11 touched down on the Moon on July 20, 1969, it was one of the biggest milestones in human history. Today, we take it for granted that the lunar landing was possible, but at the time, no one had ever done anything remotely like it – let alone in a craft that had never been fully tested, the Lunar Module. In view of NASA's promise to return to the Moon in the next decade, this monumental also poses what is still a pertinent question: How does one land on the Moon?
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Vincent Callebaut-designed development is covered in green
Vincent Callebaut Architectures recently won a competition to renovate a historic thermal baths in Aix-les-Bains, France. As those familiar with the firm's previous work will expect, the proposal calls for significant sustainable design and technology, including lots of greenery, solar panels, rainwater collection, and more.
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Most detailed Hubble image ever captures 265,000 galaxies across the cosmos
The Hubble Space Telescope has a knack for making us feel incredibly small, peering ever deeper into space and revealing the cosmos in unprecedented detail. The latest such image, named the Hubble Legacy Field, is a mosaic of thousands of exposures over the years and constitutes the largest and most comprehensive image ever put together by the Hubble science team.
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Solar-powered, hydration-coaching water bottle donates to charity as you sip
The marketplace is pretty well served when it comes to clever hydration systems, such as H2OPal, Sippo, Hidrate the Thermos Smart Lid and more. Many of them have some form of hydration reporting system going on, usually linking to your smartphone. With this in mind, any new player in the space needs to step things up a notch, and that's what Seattle-based Bazaarian believes it's done with the Hydrade smart bottle.
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Robot dinosaurs help unlock the evolution of flight
On the timeline of the evolution of flight in birds, gliding seems like a logical first step. But new research suggests that some species could have made the jump straight to flapping flight without a gliding phase in the meantime, which could force a rewrite of our understanding of avian evolution.
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Feelings trump taste when it comes to preferences for beer and coffee
According to a new study from Northwestern University, our preference for sweet or bitter beverages isn't so much about flavor, but about the psychoactive buttons these drinks push in our brains.
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Dual clinical trials suggest vasopressin hormone therapy can treat autism
Two newly published studies are suggesting modulating activity of the hormone vasopressin may help treat the social impairments associated with autism. The two clinical trials use different approaches to target vasopressin and while both trials are reporting positive results some experts are suggesting it is too early to conclude these hormone treatments would be beneficial to all autistic subjects.
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Anti-CRISPR molecules discovered that can block the gene editing technology
As we dive into the brave new world of gene editing, CRISPR technologies are undoubtedly becoming increasingly precise, but alongside enhanced precision is also the necessity for developing ways to inhibit or block the process – an anti-CRISPR molecule, if you will. New work from the Broad Institute and Brigham and Women's Hospital has presented a study that homes in on small molecules that may have the ability to safely block the CRISPR gene editing process.
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New-and-improved LIGO may have detected a black hole eating a neutron star
The first detection of gravitational waves – ripples in the very fabric of spacetime, caused by cataclysmic events like black holes colliding – was one of the most important physics discoveries in a century. Three years on, we're now getting new detections so often it almost doesn't seem special anymore. Barely a month into a new observation run, the LIGO/Virgo collaboration has now reported five new events, including what may be the first ever detection of a black hole swallowing a neutron star.
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World's first "flap-free" aircraft maneuvered by blown air takes flight
BAE Systems has made a bit of aviation history by maneuvering the first aircraft in flight using supersonically blown air instead of ailerons or other control surfaces. Taking to the skies over Llanbedr Airfield in Gwynedd, northwest Wales, the wing-shaped Magma UAV makes use of two new "flap-free" technologies that the company says could one day revolutionize aircraft design.
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SpaceX confirms Crew Dragon capsule destroyed in ground test
After almost two weeks of silence and speculation, SpaceX has confirmed that the Crew Dragon capsule that recently visited the International Space Station (ISS) was destroyed during a postflight ground test. In a statement to the press, SpaceX vice president of mission assurance, Hans Koenigsmann, said that the craft was unmanned and no one was injured when an "anomaly" destroyed it during tests of its Draco and SuperDraco engines at the Kennedy Space Center.
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Electronic levelling tool swaps a bubble for LEDs
Bubble-type levels have been around for hundreds of years, and even digital models with LCD numerical displays aren't exactly new. A group of Montreal-based entrepreneurs have come up with something a little different, though, in the form of the LED-packin' LumiLevel.
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