New Drugs Mimic Genetic Mutations To Make Humans More Super
• popsci.comIt pays to study real-life X-Men
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HyperSciences Wants To Drill Into The Earth With A Huge Gun
• http://www.popsci.com, By Dave GershgornStick 'em up
Weather radar detects swarm of bugs over Texas
• http://www.cnn.com(CNN)Nothing seemed unusual Wednesday when the National Weather Service Forecast Office in Norman, Oklahoma, picked up what appeared to be rainclouds over western North Texas.
Planned Parenthood Expects Undercover Reporters To Release Video of Clinics Harvesting Baby Organs
• http://www.infowars.comDisguised journalists were "shown a highly sensitive area in a clinic where tissue is processed"
Quick! Chug Your Liquor Before It Goes Weird
• http://www.wired.comWine ages and changes flavors and aromas over time, sitting in wood barrels and then sitting in glass bottles.
Hacking your brain with lucid dreaming
• theverge.comHave you ever had a dream that you knew was a dream? Were you able to control it?
NASA just discovered 'Earth 2.0'
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Jessica OrwigScientists have discovered the very first Earth-like planet orbiting a sun-like star in the perfect sweet spot where liquid water could be sloshing on the planet's rocky surface, a team of scientists at NASA, SETI, and Cambridge University said Thurs
Easy DNA Editing Will Remake the World. Buckle Up.
• http://www.wired.comSpiny grass and scraggly pines creep amid the arts-and-crafts buildings of the Asilomar Conference Grounds, 100 acres of dune where California's Monterey Peninsula hammerheads into the Pacific. It's a rugged landscape, designed to inspire people to c
Expired Meds, Phony Pills, Bags of Dirt: Did He Give Cancer Patients Fake Cures?
• http://www.thedailybeast.comDubbed a 'fake oncologist' by the press, Vincent Gammill charged cancer patients $2,000 per consultation under the guise of 'alternative care.'
Moscow Could Be Prepping for Space War With Aggressive New Satellites
• http://www.thedailybeast.comThe Kremlin says its nimble new satellites are just for communications. But they look--and act--an awful lot like prototype weapons.
After Adderall Scandal, eSports Company Will Police Performance-Enhancing Drugs
• http://motherboard.vice.comElectronic Sports League (ESL), which is one of the largest eSports organizations in the world, will soon introduce and begin policing performance-enhancing drugs at its events.
This Map Shows the Countries With the Lowest Internet Penetration
• http://motherboard.vice.comMany of us take internet access for granted. But this map, released by researchers at Oxford University's Internet Institute, shows which territories in the world still lack strong digital connectivity.
Study Finds Nearly All Scientific Papers Controlled By Six Corporations
• http://www.trueactivist.comWhen children grow up dreaming of becoming scientists they have the purest of aspirations and if they were left to pursue their own studies they would be able to accomplish the unimaginable.
Massless particle discovery could radically accelerate electronics
• http://www.gizmag.com, By Colin JeffreyAn exotic particle theorized more than 85 years ago has finally been discovered. Dubbed the "Weyl fermion", it is a strange but stable particle that has no mass, behaves as both matter and anti-matter inside a crystal, and is claimed to be able to cr
SCiO: World's First Pocket Spectrometer Lets You Measure the Molecular Makeup of Anything
• http://popularliberty.comIntroducing SCiO the world's first molecular sensor that fits in the palm of your hand.
A Small Team of Scientists Won $1.5 Million for Making the World's Top pH Sensor
• http://motherboard.vice.comOne of the most pressing climate change issues today is the rapid acidification of our world's oceans, and scientists have been working to better document just how quickly the problem is escalating.
Gallium phosphide nanowires boost hydrogen yield in prototype solar fuel cell
• http://www.gizmag.com, By Stanley GoodnerOne of the most promising forms of artificial photosynthesis involves using solar energy to split liquid water to produce oxygen and hydrogen gas, which can be stored and used as a clean fuel.
Vaccines: An Ideal Covert Op to Genetically Re-Engineer Humans
• http://truthstreammedia.comEditor's Note: The questions posed here are compelling… but the ultimate question is how far the rabbit hole goes. The reality of unintended consequences from vaccines has never been fully addressed; meanwhile our population -- and primarily our
A new NASA-funded study lays out a plan to return humans to the Moon
• http://www.theverge.comFootprints by 2021 and a permanent base by the 2030s
Satellites: Earth Is Nearly In Its 22nd Year Without Global Warming
• http://popularliberty.comWhile I still think that the only thing that is constant in this life is change, here is The Caller's statistical number-crunching analysis to the technical data received from independent source, University of Alabama scientists. Interpretation is, w
Rideables Are So Hot Right Now. We Put Them to the Test
• http://www.wired.comLaziness is the mother of invention. We humans are very good at doing things, but we're even better at finding ways to not do things. Especially menial things, like walking.
The Feds Could Be Trouble for Private Rocket Launches
• http://www.wired.comIn the privatized-space heyday of the 1990s, the space community talked about a "Teledesic winter." Teledesic was a Bill Gates-backed company promising to launch hundreds of satellites into sky--so many that their shadows, some speculated, might
Doctors save man's hand by grafting it on to his leg for a month
• independent.co.ukChinese surgeons have saved a hand severed in an industrial accident by grafting it on to the man's ankle for a month before reattaching it to his arm.
Scientists Can Now Control Mice Brains Wirelessly
• http://www.popsci.com, By Alexandra OssolaSmall but powerful tool provides manipulation of mice's neural networks
Silicon Valley Titan Yuri Milner Bets $100M On Finding Alien Life
• http://www.popsci.com, By Sarah Fecht
That Physicist in Omaha Is still working on A Warp Drive in His Garage
• http://motherboard.vice.comWhen David Pares works in his garage at night, he has to do it by flashlight. That's because he just doesn't have the power for lights with what he says he's building in there: the first-ever working warp motor, the holy grail of sci-fi technol
Scientists Discover Seaweed That Tastes Like Bacon And Is More Healthy Than Kale
• http://www.trueactivist.comResearchers with Oregon State University recently announced that they have developed a new strain of seaweed that tastes like bacon when it is cooked.
Approved: Prosthetic Legs That Anchor Directly To The Bone
• popsci.comComing your way soon This prosthetic doesn't go out on a limb, but into a limb.
Stone Cold Proof That America Deserves Judgment
• endoftheamericandream.comWhat should be done to a nation that has killed more than 56 million babies and doesn't even feel bad about it?
U.S. Scientists: No Way to Stop Warming of Oceans
• http://www.truthdig.comOn Thursday, a group of climate scientists working for the U.S. government gave notice that warming temperatures in the oceans are irreversible, regardless of any drastic actions that might be taken to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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