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How To Clear Seriously Blocked Sinuses Naturally In 1 Minute

Having clogged sinuses isn't fun. You can't breath, you can't smell, your head hurts, and your voice sounds funny. Finding relief when you have clogged sinuses is usually like finding a million dollars on the ground -- it's amazing!

New Superconducting States Have Been Discovered

Superconductivity has been shown in monolayer crystals of, for example, molybdenum disulphide or tungsten disulfide that have a thickness of just three atoms.

Assembling Large Frames in Space For Massive Mars Colonization Ship

Gateway Foundation is working on creating orbital assembly line and block construction systems. They would want to create a 244 meter long and 71 meter wide Mars Colonial Transport.

Interview: The next steps for Lilium's eVTOL air taxi service

The dream of three-dimensional commuting is slowly coming closer, with a number of companies well into the test phase with various electric VTOL air taxi designs that will soon begin offering point-to-point flights far, far more cheaply than helicopt

How To Heat Your Home With Solar Heating

Solar power is a hot topic these days. With energy costs increasing and expected to keep on increasing, many are seeing solar power as the way to go. While expensive, it's possible to add solar power to pretty much any home.

BEEP base keeps an eye – and an ear – on bee hives

Beekeepers frequently open up their hives to check on them, but doing so adds to their workload, and it stresses out the bees. A team of Dutch entrepreneurs set out to develop an alternative, resulting in the BEEP base hive-monitoring system.

Go with the flow: Scientists design new grid batteries for renewable energy

Scientists have designed an affordable 'flow battery' membrane that could accelerate renewable energy for the electrical grid.

SpaceX Starlink $28 Million Air Force Contract Has Delivered 610 Mbps to Military Plane

SpaceX Starlink communication satellite features are being tested by the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory under the Global Lightning program.

SpaceX Mars Planned Colonization Fleet Compared to American Airline Passenger Fleet

Elon Musk talked about needing one thousand Starship flights to create a sustainable Mars city. American Airlines is the airline with largest fleet of passenger airplanes. American has 957 planes. 157 widebody planes and 782 narrow-body planes.

"Unsinkable metal" stays afloat even with holes punched in it

Superhydrophobic materials, which are excellent at repelling water, can be extremely useful for a whole range of reasons, both obvious and not-so-obvious. They can prevent ice from building up on surfaces, make electronics waterproof, make ships more

Maersk puts a giant battery on a container ship to improve efficiency

Maersk has teamed with Trident Maritime Systems to create a 600 kWh container battery that can be placed on a container-hauling ship to provide power. The battery is now en route to be installed on the Maersk Cape Town container vessel.

Mexican Student Develops New Form of Rubber Road Pavement That Repairs Itself When Exposed...

to Rainwater...A Mexican college student has created a new formula for road pavement that repairs itself when exposed to rainwater.

SpaceX First Production Starlink Launch Targets November 11, 2019

SpaceX completed static fire tests and is targeting November 11, 2019 for a launch of 60 production Starlink satellites.

Why Does Inflammation Seem to Underlie All Sickness?

Writing in 1889, the Swiss pathologist Ernst Ziegler observed that "a brief and precise definition of inflammation is altogether impossible." Even back then, experts like Ziegler recognized that inflammation manifests in different ways, and that

A Russian Startup Is Selling Robot Clones of Real People

Russian startup Promobot is now selling autonomous androids -- and buyers can choose to make the robots look like any person on Earth.

High Voltage eDrives MADE BY MAGNA

When emissions dissolve. And emotions and fun to drive remain. Explore etelligent eDrives

Magna Developing A More Power Dense And Affordable Electric Motor

New 125 kW electric motor to be eight times smaller and half as expensive as currently available permanent magnet motors.

OmniVision nabs Guinness World Record for smallest image sensor

OmniVision has announced that its OV6948 unit has been declared the world's smallest commercially available image sensor by Guinness World Records. And the company has now squeezed it into a new camera module.

Blood vessels incorporated into 3D-printed living skin

It certainly would be great if instead of having to be harvested from a patient's own body, permanent skin grafts could be 3D-printed as needed. Well, we may be getting a little closer to that point, as scientists have now bioprinted living skin comp

Ancient Maya Farms Revealed by Laser Scanning

That all changed when scientists began using lidar, a remote sensing technique that shoots lasers from low-flying planes. By measuring a laser's travel time, scientists can determine the shape of the ground within a few centimeters and create a pic

Fiber optics

Fiber-optic cables send light signals down a glass or plastic fiber thinner than a strand of hair. Reflective cladding surrounding that core boosts the signal in a technique called "total internal reflection." The speed of the light passing down

Toronto Garbage Trucks Will Soon Be Powered by Biogas From the Very Food Scraps That They Collect

All of the garbage trucks in Toronto will soon be powered by the biogas produced from the very trash they collect.

Is 'Real' AI Possible?

When the modern computer was first created in the 1960s, people soon started imagining a future with intelligent machines.

US Navy drops supplies to submarine at sea by DRONE for the first time

The US Navy has a new method for transporting supplies to off-shore submarines – drone delivery.

Experimental cancer drug that targets common genetic fault can shrink tumours...

Experimental cancer drug that targets common genetic fault can shrink tumours by up to 67% in just six weeks, trial reveals

The end of STITCHES? Scientists make double-sided tape which can seal internal...

The end of STITCHES? Scientists make double-sided tape which can seal internal wounds together in as little as FIVE SECONDS

Pichai explains why quantum computing could be as important for Google as AI.

It takes a lot of systems engineering-the ability to work on all layers of the stack. This is as complicated as it gets from a systems engineering perspective. You are literally starting with a wafer, and there is a team which is literally etching

High Schoolers Awarded for Inventing Inexpensive Device That Generates Electricity From Sound

A team of high school students have developed an inexpensive device that can generate electricity from sound. The eleventh grade students from the Philippine Science High School-Western Visayas Campus (PSHS-WVC) say that the generator is like the

Molecular mimicry: Body Confusion of "Self" and "Non-Self" (More Evidence on HPV

Vaccines and Autoimmunity)...The powerful government-pharmaceutical industry partnership that has been foisting human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination on girls and boys around the world since 2006 now has working-age adults within its sights. Merck

Steroid Injections: Bad Medicine

In medical school, I was trained to inject steroids into arthritic joints. The steroids did provide some relief from arthritic pain. I was taught that three injections per joint were safe and would cause no harm.

Entrepreneurial Space Revolution

How big a deal was the success of the SpaceX Falcon Heavy? In 2010, NASA and the Augustine commission determined that it would cost $36 billion and 12 years to develop a heavy-lift vehicle.

Bloodhound supersonic car w/ Rolls-Royce jet engine hits 334mph during warm-up for 1,000mph Land...

... Speed Record attempt

Lift off!

Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic becomes the first space tourism company to hit public markets and sees its shares soar more than 9% in NYSE debut

India Plans Fleet of 17 Additional Nuclear Reactors

India is aiming to build a fleet of future nuclear power plant projects in order to reduce costs and construction times, according to Kamlesh Vyas, chairman of the country's Department of Atomic Energy (DAE).

CBD Interest Among Americans Surpasses Nearly All Other Health Products:

'This Generation's Snake Oil'

GoPro Max is claimed to be three cameras in one

Remember when camcorders were simply … camcorders? They've now splintered into several sub-types, although GoPro has set about combining three of those into one unit, with its new Max.

Shocking Satire Shows 'Boston Dynamics' Testing New Robotic Super-Soldier

Satire, or not, the following clip offers a tragicomical view of the world not so far in the future when a robot super-soldier "will take a lickin' and keep on tickin'", shrugging off bee attacks, hockey-stick hammerings, direct rear and frontal kick

This Ford F-450 May Be The First Tesla-Powered Pickup Truck Ever

Gregory Coles and Bill Scalia helped Like Tesla make its best video to date.

Tesla breaks storage records in Q3

The most dramatic company in energy installed 477 megawatts-hours of battery storage in Q3, more than ever before, as well as seeing the first improvements in its residential solar deployment in years.

Michael J. Fox Swears by CBD for Parkinson's

Michael J. Fox, known by several generations across the world as Marty McFly from the Back to the Future films, is now a strong advocate for medical cannabis to treat his Parkinson's disease.

Nine Year Study Finally Explains The Relationship Between Sugar And Cancer

Every cell in the body needs sugar to survive. But cancer cells seem to require more than healthy cells do.

Then They Came For Your Mind: The Untold Story of Psychosurgery

Complimenting yesterday's post – a guest article written by Dr. Peter & Ginger Breggin – is the raw, and as yet unreleased full interview with Dr. Breggin that was used in our film "The Minds of Men".

Giving lazy mice blood transfusions from active rodents 'gives them more brain cells,

, helps them perform better on tests and slashes inflammation'

Animation of 42,000 Starlink Satellites

SpaceX is developing a low latency, broadband internet system to meet the needs of consumers across the globe.

Video: Lilium's eVTOL flying car is now doing freeway speeds in testing

Six months after revealing its five-seat electric VTOL aircraft, German startup Lilium has shown it flying at speeds over 100 km/h (62 mph), and moving between VTOL and winged flight, in a new video.

6 Powerful Health Benefits of Cacao

Cacao is made by cold-pressing raw seeds from the Theobroma Cacao tree. Cocoa powder, a similar product, is made by roasting raw cacao powder. Both cacao and cocoa have similar health benefits and are high in cocoa flavanols, a specific kind of plant

Swiss startup invents higher-performance electric car battery can leave Tesla batteries in the dust

Swiss company Innolith claims that an electric vehicle equipped with its lithium battery would run for up to 600 miles (966 km.) That level of performance blows its Tesla counterpart away

Quantum Computing Is Coming, Bit by Qubit

With transmons and entanglement, scientists strive to put subatomic weirdness to work on the human scale.

3D Printing with Copper

Traditionally, copper is a very popular material due to its thermal and electrical conductivity. Recent developments have opened new possibilities in additive manufacturing.

Fake doctor saved thousands of infants and changed medical history

What is true is that whatever his motive, he spent 40 years as the only medical hope for parents of babies born too early in New York City and beyond. Raffel estimates he saved between 6,500 and 7,000 lives.
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