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SLOW CINEMA AGAINST CONSUMED TIME
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DESIGNING SPACES THAT FEEL HUMAN
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GEN Z TURNS POWER UPSIDE-DOWN
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Quadriplegic Man Regains Use Of Arms With Brain-Computer Interface
A man paralyzed from the shoulders down regained some use of his arms and hands via a brain-computer interface, according to researchers at Case Western Reserve University. It...
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The Crazy New Camera Tech That Made Planet Earth 2 Possible
PLENTY OF PEOPLE know that leopards wander the streets of Mumbai, but few people ever see them. The elusive cats hunt at night, shrouded by darkness and the din of the city. T...
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New AI Algorithm Beats Even The World's Worst Traffic
The height of individual vs. collective irrationality has to be automobile traffic. We build roadways around the assumption that we as individual human actors will behave in w...
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The Journey Of NASA’s Smartest Satellite Finally Comes To An End
NASA’S HIGHLY EXPERIMENTAL Earth Observing-1 satellite mission was supposed to last just a year. It did that, and then survived 16 more—all the while testing NASA&...
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The Quest To Turn The Arctic Into A Clean Energy Outpost Has Begun
The Canadian government's 2017 budget, released on Wednesday, funded a climate disaster mitigation fund and pledged billions to clean energy. It committed $21.9 billion to gre...
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This Scientist Wants To Sequence The Genomes of 8,000 Endangered Animals Before They’re Gone
Erich Jarvis has a selfish reason for wanting to sequence the genomes of thousands of endangered animals. He needs a bunch of these species to survive long enough for him to s...
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This Scientist Is Using Subway DNA to Prepare For Life Beyond Earth
Dr. Chris Mason is studying human and bacterial DNA to understand how humans might prepare for life in space, as well as how to defend our bodies from the radiation of long jo...
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This Kaleidoscopic Visualization Maps Earth’s Mysterious Magnetic Anomalies
Earth's magnetic field plays a crucial role in protecting life from radiation generated by the solar wind and cosmic rays. This invisible shield draws most of its power from a...
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The International Space Station Will Soon Help Track Bird And Insect Migration
It's one of the bird world's most epic journeys. After dodging predators and fiercely guarding their nests in the North American Arctic tundra, the American golden-plover begi...
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The First Spacewalker Cheated Death And Crash-Landed In a Forest Full of Wolves
March 18, 1965 was an ordinary Thursday for the majority of people located on planet Earth. But for 30-year-old cosmonaut Alexey Leonov, one of two people who happened to be o...
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