Light Photographed As A Wave And A Particle For The First Time
• http://www.popsci.com, By Alexandra OssolaSeeing is believing
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Navy Deploys Drones Under Arctic Ice Ahead of Increased Ship Presence
• http://www.military.com, by Kris OsbornThe Navy has deployed underwater drones beneath the ice in the Arctic Ocean to assess how quickly the ice is melting and understand how soon the U.S. and Russia will be competing for strategic waterways in the region.
Chinese Scientists Prove Chemistry Can Be Beautiful [Video]
• popsci.comOne of 10 award-winning visualizations from the 2015 Vizzies
Where Does Volcano Lightning Come From?
• popsci.comToday's eruption in Chile had some shocking accompaniment
Penis size: researchers provide the long and short of it
• http://news.yahoo.com, AFPWhat is an "average" size for a penis?
No one could see the color blue until modern times
• Business InsiderUntil relatively recently in human history, "blue" didn't exist, not in the way we think of it.
Eating the Sun: Can Humans Be Hacked to Do Photosynthesis?
• http://motherboard.vice.com, BY MADDIE STONE?Imagine if we could do as the plants do, and feed directly off the sun's energy. It would certainly make our lives easier: The countless hours spent purchasing, preparing, and eating food could be redirected elsewhere (and we wouldn't even nee
The Robot Revolution Is Here
• motherboard.vice.comBuilding a robot has been one of humanity's longest-standing dreams. Mechanical helper beings appear in the stories of ancient civilizations the world over, from Greece to China to Israel.
Map Animation from NASA Shows Five Months of Global Weather in Just Two Minutes
• motherboard.vice.comIt's truly amazing how much data NASA has on tap at any given moment.
Metallic Orb Could Have Been Sent by Aliens, Suggests Scientist
• arcleinThe findings by the Buckingham Centre for Astrobiology in this area have been highly controversial. They claim to have several examples of microbial life from extraterrestrial sources. Their latest claim is regarding samples they received from a ball
Boston Dynamics Introduces Smaller, More Kickable Robot
• arcleinFor one thing, Spot is the smallest of Boston Dynamics' quadruped robots (outside of the lab-bound LittleDog) and shows the cleanest engineering. It's nimbler than Big Dog, though the two may be related, and the electrical/hydraulic system, which m
The Ravaged Meth Face
• arcleinUsers say meth creates a feeling of euphoria along with increased energy and reduced appetite. A psychostimulant, meth is highly addictive despite, or perhaps, because of the fact that it causes profound and long-lasting damage to the brain. Post-mor
HTC joins the party, makes a virtual reality headset (with Valve's help)
• gizmag.comIt's becoming clearer that the entire tech world is trying to get in on virtual reality on the ground floor.
Monsanto Laments Dwindling Faith in Science
• thedailybell.comOn Twitter recently, someone asked the question "Why do people doubt science?"
New Fabric Tech Could Be Outerwear's Biggest Advance in 40 Years
• http://www.wired.com, By Joe LindseyA Colorado company has come up with a way to incorporate a waterproof membrane into a single-layer textile. Voormi's so-called Core Technology can be used to make thinner and less bulky waterproof outerwear.
Scientists find brightest night light circling impossibly huge black hole
• gizmag.comAstronomers have discovered a distant, massive and ancient black hole that calls into question current models for the early expansion of the universe.
Full-body transplants will be possible within two years, says controversial surgeon Sergio Canavero
• independent.co.ukThe world's first full-body transplant – in which someone's head would be sewn onto a donor body – could take place in just two years, according to a controversial surgeon.
Forging Metamaterials: Labs Craft Invisibility Cloaks, Perfect Lenses and Nanostructures..
• space.comFrom bronze alloys to plastic composites, humans have been making artificial materials for thousands of years.
Best 3D View of Deep Universe Reveals Astonishing Details (Video)
• space.comAstronomers have just released a brand-new, best-ever 3D view of the deep universe, and it's a doozy.
An Observation Regarding a Mental Health Hack.
• arcleinHe calculated that our brains will categorize experiences and our reactions to them along with applicable actions in a file within the subconscious. Thus by natural extension, depression or non acceptable behavior is merely a case of a given file go
New cream painlessly removes tattoos
• gizmag.comAs more people get tattooed, more of those people regret having done so.
1984 is here:
• Natural NewsSamsung admits its TVs might spy on you, warns against carrying out sensitive conversations
Flowers for the Winter Blues
• arclein"We're not concerned about what happened in your childhood unless that's currently bothering you," said Dr. Carol Bennington, flower essence educator with the Bach International Education Program. "We're looking at what now is emotionally
New Map Shows the World's Ecosystems in Unprecedented Detail
• http://www.wired.com, By Nick StocktonEcology has always been a bit doughy compared to subject like physics, chemistry, and hell, even biology.
A Pill That Boosts a Woman's Sex Drive Is Almost Here. But Do We Need It?
• Wired.comIn its latest attempt to kick-start lady libidos with a pill, Sprout Pharmaceuticals announced this week that it will resubmit its female sex drug, flibanserin, for FDA approval.
Spy Agencies could be Funding Geo-Engineering Research in Pursuit of Weaponising the Weather..
• Lewrockwell.comA leading climate scientist said calls purportedly from the CIA left him 'scared' about the consequences
Injectable self-healing gel provides long-term drug delivery
• http://www.gizmag.com,By Chris WoodA team of MIT researchers has developed a new, self-healing hydrogel that doesn't require surgical implantation, but can be injected using a syringe.
Money Murdered Science
• http://www.paulcraigroberts.org-Paul Craig RobertsKevin Ryan, a science/engineering employee of the firm that certified the steel used in the construction of the World Trade Center skyscrapers, realized that the official explanation of the destruction of the three skyscrapers was false.
Drones could be used to seek out arteries to prevent heart attacks
• http://www.telegraph.co,By Laura DonnellyNew trials suggest microscopic stealth drones could be used to seek and repair damaged arteries and prevent heart attacks
Drones could be used to seek out arteries to prevent heart attacks
• http://www.telegraph.co,By Laura DonnellyNew trials suggest microscopic stealth drones could be used to seek and repair damaged arteries and prevent heart attacks
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