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James Cameron's next film is deep. Like, seven miles deep. It's a 90-minute documentary of the Avatar director's quest to take a submersible he designed himself way down into the Mariana Trench, so it's literally the least superficial movie he's ever
Early results have shown the method gives a high degree of accuracy diagnosing cancer and pre-cancerous conditions from the blood of patients with melanoma, colon cancer and lung cancer.
Of those, some one million were in Britain. Nearly every family lost a loved one, with children and the elderly being particularly vulnerable. The NHS was unable to cope with the sheer numbers infected, which ran to around ten million — almost a s
We've all seen SpaceX's incredible footage of a rocket taking off and landing. (In case you haven't, check out the above.) Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-on-vertical-takeoff-planes-2014-7#ixzz38o7e3eI6
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"Of the microwave-exposed women, 47.7% had miscarriages prior to the 7th week of pregnancy…."–Professor John R. Goldsmith, International Consultant / Advisor for Radio-Frequency Communication, Epidemiology and Communications Sciences Advisor to the
Now a team from Stanford University School of Medicine has traced the effects of beta-amyloid plaque to activity of the brain's endogenous cannabinoids, or endocannabinoids. These compounds are produced naturally by the brain and mimic the effects of
A new study from the U.S.'s lie detection agency recommends robots over people to conduct clearance interviews.
If the only beer that you have on hand is tepid, you may be tempted to pour yourself a glass and throw in some ice cubes.
Hampton Creek, a San Francisco-based startup, is tackling a problem that's seriously hard to crack.
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A video has recorded the successful landing of the Falcon 9.
When Chip Yates started working on his electric airplane in 2012, he wasn't trying to make conventional, gas-powered aircraft look slow.
The flu can be deadly to populations that have never encountered influenza viruses.
It's possible, but don't expect airliners to start firing lasers tomorrow.
I remember when you were just two cells big!
Shames runs hot. His mom runs cold. He figured there must be a way for them to coexist peacefully. So he started researching, digging into physiology journals to get a better understanding of how we experience temperature. One paper held the key to t
The site, SingldOut.com, works by mailing out DNA tests to users, who send them back for testing.
A newly produced material is believed to be the "blackest" ever created. Vantablack is a pure carbon coating and absorbs 99.96 percent of incident radiation (solar energy as it hits the material's surface). Manufacturer Surrey NanoSystems believes th
Boating just became much more accessible thanks to Oru Kayak, a 12-foot-long, 26-pound kayak that folds up into a 33 x 29-inch carrying case.
If you place pretty much any type of solid material in the ocean, barnacles will firmly attach themselves to it. If you were to try applying a glue to any of those materials while they were underwater, however, it likely wouldn't stick.
Now a team from Stanford University School of Medicine has traced the effects of beta-amyloid plaque to activity of the brain's endogenous cannabinoids, or endocannabinoids. These compounds are produced naturally by the brain and mimic the effects of
Building prepper retreat, homestead, or an off the grid home is most commonly done on a tight budget with self-sufficiency in mind. Paper concrete,, or papercrete homes are not exactly a new concept, but one that is undergoing a rapid resurgence and
Multinational computer technology specialist Dell has announced it is now accepting bitcoin through a partnership with Coinbase.
Thoracian barnacles rely heavily upon their ability to adhere to surfaces and are environmentally and economically important as biofouling pests.
Mussels are remarkable creatures, not only in how good they taste steamed and buttered, but also in their ability to cling to rocks that are pounded by ocean waves.
These days, most people are inseparable from their mobile phone, with the device being one of the essentials along with keys and cash or cards that people don't leave home without.
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have created a new high-temperature superconductor capable of trapping a magnetic field of 17.6 Tesla, improving on a record set over a decade ago.
