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Heads up: Apparently the government is hiding cameras inside fake utility boxes

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LPP Fusion working on inpurities for Tungsten anode and in the summer will have...

Hardric Labs in Massachusetts has reported to LPPFusion that its work on machining the new beryllium cathode is nearing completion and they expect to ship the finished piece in early March, only a few weeks behind their initial schedule.

SPEED OF SOUND Boom Supersonic jet which could travel from London to New York...

in THREE hours is tipped for take off...A jet which could turn London to New York into a day trip could be ready for passengers by the early 2020s

Scientists use graphene to power 'electronic skin' that can feel

Scientists have found a way to power an experimental kind of electronic skin using solar energy in a further step towards the development of prosthetic limbs or robots with a sense of touch.

Purging the body of 'retired' cells could reverse ageing, study shows

Findings raise possibility that a future therapy that rids the body of senescent cells might protect against the ravages of old age

Would YOU choose to live forever?

Age-reversing pill that Nasa wants to give to astronauts on Mars will begin human trials within six months

How to Break Down a Door: An Illustrated Guide

How to Break Down a Door: An Illustrated Guide

How Nanotechnology Is Going to Bring About a Strange New Age of Warfare

Normally in warfare, bigger is better. Most militaries are always looking for something that'll make a bigger impact.

Some aging reversal in appearance, liver, muscle and other functions with cell penetrating...

Researchers have rejuvenated old mice to restore their stamina, coat of fur and even some organ function.

Tissue created with microblood vessel network and integrated the tissue into mice-

- a major advance for bioprinting organs

Wi-fi on rays of infrared light:

100 times faster at 40 gigabits per second, and never overloaded

Europe has a five year project to scale up molecular biocomputers which could...

Europe has a five year project to scale up molecular biocomputers which could outperform quantum computers

Which Countries Have Fluoride In Their Water - And What Science Says About it

The map above illustrates all of the countries in the world that have fluoride in their water, either naturally or unnaturally, as well as the countries that choose not to fluoridate their water. Water fluoridation has turned into one of the world'

Aston Martin Rapide To Ditch V12 In Favor Of Electric In 2018

Aston Martin Rapide To Lose V12 Engine And Go Electric In 2018 The naturally aspirated Rapide S will be phased out to make room for the all-electric RapidE.

Improved materials for interfacing neural tissue with electronic biomedical devices

Modern electronic biomedical devices are enabling a wide range of sophisticated health interventions, from seizure detection and Parkinson's disease therapy to functional artificial limbs, cochlear implants and smart contact lenses.

Second hardest transparent material developed from common industrial ceramic silicon nitride

Scientists have for the first time developed a transparent sample of a popular industrial ceramic that is the second hardest material after diamond and can withstand substantially higher temperatures.

Solar Slump: The Sun Has Been Blank For Two Weeks Straight

Over the weekend, we reviewed the state of the solar data for March 2017.

Hyperloop tech company offers first look at futuristic travel pods

Building a new 700mph transport system sounds pretty tricky, so one Hyperloop company has decided to kick things off by building the passenger pods first.

Next Japanese solar sail will be 10-15 times bigger than Ikaros solar sail...

A researcher with JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency), Matsumoto is deeply involved in the design of the space sail that will pick up where Japan's IKAROS left off.

New modeling of fullerite and diamand based ultrahard materials

Russian physicists modeled a fullerite and diamond-based structure and demonstrated that the MIPT press office said.

Elon Musks 'Neural Lace' To 'Achieve Symbiosis With Machines'

Transhumans believe they will escape the laws of sin and death, ultimately merging with machines and computers to live forever. Musk's plan is an attempt to co-opt Artificial Intelligence by merging with it and to avoid being destroyed by it. ? T

Robocop Rising: Police Love Knightscope's New Crime-Fighting Robots

Technocrats build because they can, and in the process, humanity is being deep-conditioned to be willingly controlled by robots, AI and Smart Assistants. The creators will eventually serve their creations. ? TN Editor

Google's DeepMind Discovers How To Remember Outcomes, Learn Faster

This development is likely what caused Google's Technocrat/Transhuman Ray Kurzweil to declare that Singularity will be reached in 2029 instead of 2045. Remembering is a dangerous outcome if they are faulty to begin with, or worse, prejudiced agains

AI Bots Are Learning To Create And Interact With Their Own Language

When diverse AI programs develop their own languages to communicate with each other, humans may or may not be able to translate, especially if the AI learns how to build its own encryption to 'hide' from humans. ? TN Editor

Oxford's lip-reading AI outperforms humans

Lip-reading is an inexact science, with motoring mouths making it hard to attribute sounds to each individual movement.

Nanowire retinal implant could restore sight with better resolution

Advances in bionic eyes over the past few decades have given blind and visually impaired people new hope of restoring some of their vision.

Ikea's Hydroponic System Allows You to Grow Vegetables All Year Without a Garden

Ikea's indoor garden system is the perfect option for those who wish to grow their own food all year round but don't have the garden space to be able to do it. Ikea's indoor hydroponic garden allows anyone to grow fresh produce at home without

Taiwan Semiconductor will have volume production of 7 nanometer chips...

TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor) disclosed plans for an enhanced 7nm FinFET node using extreme ultraviolet lithography, a 12nm upgrade of its 16nm process and a 22nm planar technology -- its answer to fully depleted silicon-on-insulator (FD-SOI).

Several tech billionaires are openly or secretely funding broadband mind computer interfacing...

Last year Bryan Johnson, founder of the online payments company Braintree, starting making news when he threw $100 million behind Kernel, a startup he founded to enhance human intelligence by developing brain implants capable of linking people's th

It Begins: Bots Are Learning to Chat in Their Own Language

Igor Mordatch is working to build machines that can carry on a conversation.

Angela Belcher: Using nature to grow batteries

Inspired by an abalone shell, Angela Belcher programs viruses to make elegant nanoscale structures that humans can use. Selecting for high-performing genes through directed evolution, she's produced viruses that can construct powerful new batteries,

This robot is perfectly designed to drill tiny tunnels in your skull

The world's first robot-assisted cochlear implantation

Volvo: First EV Will Have 250+ Mile Range, Price Of $40,000 Or Less

Volvo would like to introduce its first all-electric, series produced, electric car in 2019.

Scan and print anything from your phone

Take your office with you

Inside the Science Of The Engineered Human

One of the holy grails in the field of regenerative medicine is the ability to engineer whole organs in all their complexity, not just pieces of them.

Tuning brain regions like radios for better memory

Our brains are basically electrochemical computers, so using electricity to manipulate their function is a well-proven technique.

10 Reasons to Own A Himalayan Salt Block & How To Use It

You've probably heard about some of the magical things a Himalayan salt LAMP can do for you. But have you heard of the wonders of the Himalayan pink salt block? Or perhaps the idea of cooking on a big brick of sunset-hued crystal is totally new to

There's A Bus With Wi-Fi And Beds That Will Drive You From L.A. To SF For $48

As the name implies, one can rest easy on the Sleepbus as they are transported from LA. to San Francisco hassle-free.

Kids are doing DIY braces on YouTube and the results are scary

(Natural News) As the cost of dental care continues to increase, people are turning to Do-It-Yourself alternatives for common problems. A quick YouTube search will produce dozens of videos on how to whiten your teeth, how to fill your cavities, and e

Entanglement of quantum clocks through gravity

Researchers find that there exist fundamental limitations to the joint measurability of time along neighboring space time trajectories, arising from the interplay between quantum mechanics and general relativity.

5G technology is being tested outdoors as it moves toward deployment in early 2020s

5G should be 10 to 20 times faster than today's cell-phone networks. 5G will operate in a high-frequency portion of the radio spectrum, known as millimeter wave. It has a lot of available bandwidth and should make it possible for wireless

Thousands of people could live in space colonies orbiting the Earth in 20 years...

Thousands of people could live in space colonies orbiting the Earth in 20 years, expert claims

Platoon of Driverless Trucks Test Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control (CACC)

A platoon of driverless trucks equipped with Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control (CACC) appeared on the 110 freeway in San Pedro.

General Atomics doubles the energy density in power supply for railguns

General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS) announced today that it has developed a High Energy Pulsed Power Container (HEPPC) that provides twice the energy density than existing railgun pulsed power solutions.

Shocked medics detect brain signals in DEAD patient ten minutes after heart stopped beating

The study of four patients found each brain reacted differently in its final moments, suggesting we all experience death in a unique way

China developing reusable rocket that will be able to send manned missions to the moon

China is developing an advanced new rocket.

Elon Musk says 100 MWH million battery storage to solve South Australia electricity...

Elon Musk says 100 MWH million battery storage to solve South Australia electricity crisis can be installed within 100 days of signing or its free

Study: Potatoes can grow on Mars

"It was a pleasant surprise to see that potatoes we've bred to tolerate abiotic stress were able to produce tubers in this soil," researcher Julio Valdivia-Silva said.

Guess What Uber's Promising Now: Flying Cars

Forget self-driving cars, Uber has a new one for you… flying cars.

Three layers of graphene reveals a new kind of magnet

However, in graphene -- one atom thick graphite -- the density of electrons is much smaller and can be changed by making a transistor. As a result of the low density of electrons the wave nature of electrons, as described by quantum mechanics, is eas

How scientists managed to store information in a single atom

In the quest to shrink data storage down into tinier and tinier forms, scientists have scored a very, very small triumph.
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