Satellite wars
• FT.comA new arms race in our skies threatens the satellites that control everything from security to communications
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Pigeons Can Detect Cancerous Tissue On X-Rays, Study Finds
• True ActivistScientists have trained an entire flock of pigeons to pick out diseased breast tissue with an accuracy rate of up to 99%.
Monsanto's coming genetic armageddon documented in shocking investigative report
• Natural NewsWhat you're about to read will probably shock you to your core. We're all familiar with genetically modified organisms in food, and we've even heard talks about genetically modified animals coming down the pipeline
These Biohackers Are Creating Open-Source Insulin
• http://www.popsci.comTo make the drug affordable for millions of diabetics worldwide
Doctors Seek To Ban Prescription Drug Ads
• http://www.popsci.comPhysicians say these ads do more harm than good
Ingestible Sensor Can Measure Your Vitals
• http://www.popsci.comLike a FitBit that listens to your body from the inside
Defense Department May Need To Use SpaceX For Its Next Satellite Launch
• http://www.popsci.comThe key to private space delivery may be terrible geopolitics.
Antibiotic defences against serious diseases under threat, experts warn
• http://www.theguardian.comScientists in China discover a gene that enables resistance to move between bacteria which is likely to spread worldwide, they warn
First liquid-cooling laser could advance biological research
• gizmag.comIn a world where lasers are sci-fi's weapon of choice for melting away an enemy spaceship (sometimes even translating to the real world), researchers at the University of Washington have swum against the current and produced the first laser capable o
Billionaire's Supersonic Jet Advances With Factory Plans, Airbus
• http://www.bloomberg.comAerion, the supersonic-jet maker backed by Texas billionaire Robert Bass, plans to choose a manufacturing site during the first half of next year as it targets delivering the first faster-than-sound business aircraft in 2023.
Facebook will be 'better than humans at vision, hearing, language, and general cognition'...
• http://www.dailymail.co.ukin a DECADE, Mark Zuckerberg claims. Facebook is set to become a lot more intelligent - and could outperform humans within ten years, Mark Zuckerberg has claimed. In an interview with Fast Company, the Facebook founder revealed the firm's huge in
6 Cool New Technologies and Inventions 2015
• youtubeHere are 6 awesome new futuristic inventions and technologies that are available to us now. Featured in this video - The Hoverboard, The all in one Portable Car Jump Starter, a Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker, Bluetooth Headphones, Unlimited Hand, and S
6 Cool New Technologies and Inventions 2015
• youtubeHere are 6 awesome new futuristic inventions and technologies that are available to us now. Featured in this video - The Hoverboard, The all in one Portable Car Jump Starter, a Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker, Bluetooth Headphones, Unlimited Hand, and S
6 Cool New Technologies and Inventions 2015
• youtubeHere are 6 awesome new futuristic inventions and technologies that are available to us now. Featured in this video - The Hoverboard, The all in one Portable Car Jump Starter, a Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker, Bluetooth Headphones, Unlimited Hand, and S
Quantum computers inch closer to reality thanks to entangled qubits in silicon
• gizmag.comPractical quantum computers are still years away, but lately the pace of research seems to have picked up.
TRANSPLANT GIVES NEW FACE, SCALP TO BURNED FIREFIGHTER
• http://www.gossipcop.comA volunteer firefighter badly burned in a 2001 blaze has received the most extensive face transplant ever, covering his skull and much of his neck, a New York hospital announced Monday.
The Difference Between My Psychiatrist and My Shaman
• arcleinThe statistical view does, however, tell us that mental illness is epidemic in our culture, that an enormous economy has risen around the mainstream medical approaches to treating mental illness, and that this industry does not appear to be effective
16 More Reasons Black Seed Is 'The Remedy For Everything But Death' (New Research)
• arclein"This humble, but immensely powerful seed, kills MRSA, heals the chemical weapon poisoned body, stimulates regeneration of the dying beta cells within the diabetic's pancreas, and yet too few even know it exists," the article summarized the peer-r
Scientists Invent A Liquid With Holes In It
• popsci.comUnique porous fluid could suck up and lock away unwanted molecules
Scans Reveal Strange Warm Spot At Giza Pyramid
• popsci.comProbably not grain storage...or a Stargate
First genetically modified humans could exist within two years
• telegraph.co.ukBiotech company Editas Medicine is planning to start human trials to genetically edit genes and reverse blindness
The DHS Is Getting A Wearable Radiation Detector
• http://www.popsci.comA Pipboy for the pre-apocalypse
10 billionaires and Leonardo DiCaprio just invested in a startup that claims-
• Business Insider- it can grow hundreds of real diamonds in 2 weeks
Researchers Achieve Long-Distance Teleportation and Quantum...
• http://spectrum.ieee.org, By Alexander HellemansResearchers Achieve Long-Distance Teleportation and Quantum Entanglement With Twisted Photons
Web Wear: A New Coat Is Made From Biotech Spider Silk
• popsci.comPerformance clothes will never be the same
The First-Ever Breakthrough Prize Junior Winner Made This Cool Science Video
• popsci.comRyan Chester's video won him and his school $400,000 from leading tech titans
Getting-closer-to-human prosthetics
• michaelbelfiore.comWhen I wrote about DARPA's Revolutionizing Prosthetics program in Popular Science back in 2007, the editors, without running it by me first, called it out on the cover with a headline that sold the project as creating a "bionic arm that's bette
Why New Antibiotics Never Come To Market
• motherboard.vice.comIn the murky depths of Lake Michigan, around 15 feet below the surface, Brian Murphy is examining the various thickets of seaweed and vibrantly coloured sponges clinging to the sides of an old wooden cargo ship.
This Heat-Sensitive Graphene Paper Can Walk and Fold Itself Up Like Origami
• motherboard.vice.comResearchers from Donghua University in China have constructed a self-folding sheet of graphene-based paper. You know what that means? Self-folding origami.
Five-year-old savant from LA who displays signs of being telepathic
• http://www.dailymail.co.uk, By Sophie Jane EvansA five-year-old savant who is apparently displaying signs of telepathy is being studied by scientists after his mother posted videos online showing him reciting random numbers 'written in secret'.
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