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VirScan Provides Your Entire Viral Infection History from a Single Drop of Blood

A research team at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston has created a new test that is capable of identifying all the viruses that have infected a person over his or her lifetime. It’s called VirScan…

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“Merlin” Identifies Birds By a Photo: A Sort of “Face Recognition Tech” for Ornithology

Seeing a beautiful bird in a tree while squinting through binoculars and then trying to recall the markings for identification is a real challenge for bird watchers. Even dedicated birders can be stumped. It almost…

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Wirelessly Power Your Electronics With Po Wi-Fi

In the future, you may be able to pull power out of thin air. A team of researchers at Sensor Systems Lab at the University of Washington is working on a Wi-Fi-based device to do…

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Eye in the Sky to Keep Watch on the Amazon Rainforest Trees

Illegal logging, particularly in Peruvian regions of the Amazon rainforest, destroys tens of thousands of acres of trees every year. About 80% of the area’s logging exports are harvested illegally. The deforestation in remote parts of…

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Breakthrough Auditory Brainstem Implant Helps Little Girl Hear for the First Time

Six-year-old Jiya Bravishi underwent a new experimental procedure, an Auditory Brainstem Implant, to connect electrodes and a microchip to her brain stem, and is now able to hear and repeat sounds: apple, bus, red fish, blue…

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Human Settlements in Space: Mars Madness?

Advancements in technology and space travel mean human settlement on Mars is already possible using existing technologies. But while the mechanisms are ready, is human psychology? Programs like Mars One are already ramping up plans…

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Hubble, Hubble, Toil and Bubble

The Hubble space telescope was placed in orbital operation on April 24, 1990. It was named after Edwin Powell Hubble (1889 – 1953). Hubble (the guy) was a notable astronomer, and, among other things, known…

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Russia’s New Electronic Warfare Device Can Render Drones Incapable From 6 Miles Away

Recently, I wrote an article about the US Air Force developing a terrifying form of electronic warfare called The CHAMP, capable of obliterating entire enemy data centers by emitting a strong blast of targeted microwave…

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$10,000 18k Gold Apple Watch Smashed By 2 Neodymium Magnets With 650 Pounds of Force!

Watching videos of expensive electronics being destroyed never seems to get old, whether the destruction takes place in a blender or by way of magnet annihilation. Recently, the folks from the YouTube channel TechRax decided it…

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Elon Musk Wasn’t Lying… SpaceX Just Announced a Student Hyperloop Pod Racer Competition

Months ago, Elon Musk hinted at the idea of SpaceX holding a “student Hyperloop pod racer competition.” Well, turns out it wasn’t a joke, as SpaceX has officially announced an official contest open to university…

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Technology

VirScan Provides Your Entire Viral Infection History from a Single Drop of Blood

“Merlin” Identifies Birds By a Photo: A Sort of “Face Recognition Tech” for Ornithology

Wirelessly Power Your Electronics With Po Wi-Fi

Eye in the Sky to Keep Watch on the Amazon Rainforest Trees

Breakthrough Auditory Brainstem Implant Helps Little Girl Hear for the First Time

Human Settlements in Space: Mars Madness?

Hubble, Hubble, Toil and Bubble

Russia’s New Electronic Warfare Device Can Render Drones Incapable From 6 Miles Away

$10,000 18k Gold Apple Watch Smashed By 2 Neodymium Magnets With 650 Pounds of Force!

Elon Musk Wasn’t Lying… SpaceX Just Announced a Student Hyperloop Pod Racer Competition

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