NEW TREATMENT LETS PARALYZED PATIENTS MOVE THEIR LEGS
• http://www.popsci.com, By Claire MaldarelliA SMALL STUDY THAT COULD HELP PARALYZED PATIENTS REGAIN MUSCLE MOVEMENT
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Today is a blue moon: What does that really mean, anyway?
• http://qz.comToday, people the world over are learning the origins of the expression "once in a blue moon."
Earth magnetic shield is older than previously thought
• http://www.bbc.com, By Yasmin AliThe Earth's magnetic field, which shields the atmosphere from harmful radiation, is at least four billion years old, according to scientists.
8-Year-Old Boy Receives Double Hand Transplant
• http://www.popsci.com, By Alexandra OssolaSoon he'll be able to throw a football just as he's always dreamed
The Colossal Hoax Of Organic Agriculture
• Forbes.comConsumers of organic foods are getting both more and less than they bargained for. On both counts, it's not good.
Out of Shadows: New tech allows face recognition in utter darkness
• http://www.rt.comGerman researchers have developed a new technology that can identify a person in poor lighting or even in absolute darkness thus potentially solving one of the main issues of the modern face recognition systems.
Morphing tire concept adapts to suit driving conditions
• gizmag.comKuhmo's Maxplo is designed to adapt to the road conditions, for ideal grip all-year round
Doctors use 3D Printing to Straighten Severely Bent Legs & Perform...
• http://3dprint.com, BY EDDIE KRASSENSTEINDoctors use 3D Printing to Straighten Severely Bent Legs & Perform Double Knee Replacement Surgery
Using the Power of Makers and 3D Printing to Help Veterans
• http://3dprint.com, BY TE EDWARDSThe Prosthetics and Assistive Technology Challenge series event will take place July 28-29 in Richmond, Virginia, and the two-day event gives designers from the general public the opportunity to transform lives by improving the quality of life for ve
Charles Darwin's ecological experiment on Ascension isle
• BBCA lonely island in the middle of the South Atlantic conceals Charles Darwin's best-kept secret. Two hundred years ago, Ascension Island was a barren volcanic edifice. Today, its peaks are covered by lush tropical "cloud forest".
Feds Caved to Let Richard Branson's Unsafe Spaceship Fly
• http://www.thedailybeast.comThe NTSB says 'political pressure' on the FAA prevented it from stopping a dangerous program bankrolled by a delusional billionaire. Sources inside Virgin Galactic describe the breakdown.
Scientists ID Men Who Died at Virginia's Jamestown 400 Years Ago
• http://www.voanews.comWASHINGTON-- U.S. scientists have used high-tech detective work to identify the remains of four leaders of Jamestown, the New World's first successful English colony, more than 400 years after they died, the Smithsonian Institution said on Tuesday.
Japan Fires The World's Most Powerful Laser
• http://www.popsci.comPower is energy over time, and since one picosecond is a very small amount of time, the power output turns out to be immense.
University Professor Says Ebola is a Genetically Modified, Lab-Made Virus
• http://www.prisonplanet.comIn a recently released report titled "Estimating Ebola Treatment Needs, United States," the CDC is still playing down its latest round of fear-mongering for the virus which was "meant to infect every man, woman, and child in the US."
Thync review: Where we just say yes to a drug-like, brain-zapping wearable
• http://www.gizmag.comHere's one that's completely unlike anything we've used before. Meet Thync, a wearable that zaps your brain to change your mood – like a drug that replaces chemicals with technology.
World's FIRST Malaria Vaccine Approved, To Be Dispersed Not-For-Profit
• http://www.trueactivist.comThis is the first time anyone has ever been able to make a successful vaccine against a parasite.
How cosmic winds affect galactic evolution
• http://www.redorbit.comWhile astronomers already knew that cosmic winds travelling through galaxies could cause star formation to come to an end by sweeping out interstellar material, new observations of a nearby galaxy have given them a better look at exactly what this pr
Oncologists Don't Like Baking Soda Cancer Treatment Because It's Too Effective and Too Cheap
• arcleinDoctors and pharmaceutical companies make money from it. That's the only reason chemotherapy is still used. Not because it's effective, decreases morbidity, mortality or diminishes any specific cancer rates. In fact, it does the opposite. Chemother
Material with new record melting point predicted
• http://www.gizmag.com, By Eric MackNew research predicts it is possible to create a material with a record-setting melting point that would have a good chance of staying intact, even at the insane temperatures in places like the outer edges of Earth's core.
Could It Be Second Time Lucky For A Facebook Phone?
• http://www.forbes.comIn April 2013 Facebook unveiled a not very well kept secret at an event; a Facebook 'phone' manufactured by HTC HTCCY +% with deeper integration with Google GOOGL +1.51% Android. What it promised was more 'ambient alerts' and an accelerated s
What Is This GWEN Tower Really For?
• http://truthstreammedia.com(Truthstream Media) In the realm of government conspiracies discussed on the Internet, it doesn't take long to hear about GWEN towers. The topic comes up again and again in forums regarding government mind control programs. Here's a complete expl
The lost interview with the late Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez:
• naturalnews.comChemotherapy drugs are derived from World War I nerve gas chemicals
Telomere Extension turns back Aging Clock in Cultured Human Cells
• arcleinA new procedure can quickly and efficiently increase the length of human telomeres, the protective caps on the ends of chromosomes that are linked to aging and disease, according to scientists at the Stanford University School of Medicine. Treated
Most powerful rocket ever edges closer to lift-off
• gizmag.comNASA's Space Launch System (SLS) has completed its critical design review – a major stepping stone on the way to becoming certified for manned spaceflight.
Easy DNA Editing Will Remake the World. Buckle Up.
• WiredSpiny 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.
Software To Predict Exactly What Happens When You Edit A Gene
• popsci.comSifting through the tangled genetic web of precision medicine
Carbon nanotubes used to create conducting fibers for artificial muscles
• http://www.gizmag.com, By Richard MossA new kind of conducting fiber developed at the University of Texas at Dallas is being used to develop artificial muscles and capacitors that store more energy when stretched.
Your Musical Tastes Reflect Your Thinking Style
• Discover MagazineAre you good at putting yourself in someone else's shoes?
Will Mind Transfer Ever Happen?
• popsci.comIn Self/less, a dying billionaire "sheds" his mind into a younger man
Do You Have A Mellow Music Brain Or An Intense One?
• popsci.comCognitive style linked to preference in pop music
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