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Prehistoric Plants Brought ‘Back to Life’

About 400 million years ago, early terrestrial vegetation had begun to spread. Trees and ferns hadn’t figured themselves out yet. The vegetation was quiet different from today. The plants did not have roots and many…

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Target CEO Resigns… Massive Data Breach The Underlying Factor?

Target CEO Gregg Steinhafel has announced that he will step down from his position, this development coming five months after a massive data breach that compromised the credit card information for approximately 40 million customers.…

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Intel Just Made One of the Biggest Investments in Israel’s History

United States computer chip company Intel is investing $6 billion in upgrading its Israeli production facilities, estimated to be one of the biggest investments ever made in the country. According to Israeli Economy Minister Naftali…

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Wi-Fi Enabled Telescope Uses GPS and Your Smartphone to Map Out the Galaxy for You

If your astronomy skills leave you wondering if you’re looking at the Big Dipper or the Little Dipper, Celestron’s NexStar Evolution will help you become a master astronomer within minutes. NexStar Evoltion is a new…

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Is Google Turning into “Skynet” From Terminator?

Google has come a long way as a company. What started out as a mere search engine algorithm has, over time, grown to be the biggest name and most-used site on the Internet. In Google’s…

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Nike Calls It Quits on the FuelBand Wearable Device

Wearable technology seemed like an industry that once had so much promise and while some believe it still does, rumor has it Nike is calling it quits on its FuelBand wearable device. Instead of focusing…

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See the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge’s 42,000 Hours of Construction in 4 Minutes

The Most Complex Engineering Project in California History The new San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, built at a cost of $7 billion, has two segments and was opened to traffic in September 2013. The first runs between…

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This Lego Machine Plays Some Sweet Electronic Music

Alex Allmont is on his way to a Ph.D. in polyrhythmic music, but he is also a full-time coder with a passion for Legos. Allmont’s creation is essentially a complex Lego machine that whips up…

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The Military’s Shocking Way to Stimulate Troops’ Brains

For years, military forces around the world have been exploring new ways to overcome sleep deprivation and ways to keep the troops focused for longer periods of time. To prevent fatigue and associated degradation of…

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Patriotic Drones Rock Out “The Star-Spangled Banner”

KMel Robotics has assembled a talented band of hexrotor drones capable of playing “Also sprach Zarathustra,” “Carol of the Bells”, and even “The Star-Spangled Banner.” According to the company, “The hexrotors create music in ways…

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Technology

Prehistoric Plants Brought ‘Back to Life’

Target CEO Resigns… Massive Data Breach The Underlying Factor?

Intel Just Made One of the Biggest Investments in Israel’s History

Wi-Fi Enabled Telescope Uses GPS and Your Smartphone to Map Out the Galaxy for You

Is Google Turning into “Skynet” From Terminator?

Nike Calls It Quits on the FuelBand Wearable Device

See the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge’s 42,000 Hours of Construction in 4 Minutes

This Lego Machine Plays Some Sweet Electronic Music

The Military’s Shocking Way to Stimulate Troops’ Brains

Patriotic Drones Rock Out “The Star-Spangled Banner”

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