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Quantum Leap: Researchers Send Information Using A Single Particle Of Light
According to research published Thursday in Science, physicists at Princeton University have designed a device that allows a single electron to pass its quantum information to...
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The Story Of The Bose Wave, The Stereo System Built For The Infomercial Era
Odds are that sometime in the last couple of decades or so, someone in your group of friends or family has received a snazzy countertop radio from a loved one.But it wasn&rsqu...
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Why 2016 Was The Year Of The Algorithmic Timeline
2016 was the year of "post fact" news, but it was also the year of post-new news. 2016 was the year of the algorithmic timeline, in which tech companies dismantled the concept...
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France Becomes First Federal Postal Service To Use Drones To Deliver Mail
Who needs mailmen when you've got drones? That's what France thinks, anyway. The French postal service is beginning an experimental drone delivery program to deliver parcels o...
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An iPhone-Powered VR Headset Promises Positional Tracking Without a Tether
The widely beloved iPhone has so far missed the main currents of smartphone-based virtual reality, thus playing second fiddle to the likes of Samsung's Gear VR headset or Goog...
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This Tool Maps The Spread Of Fake News Online
Fake news, sensationalized media and blatant lies disguised as journalism have, unfortunately become major themes this year. Facebook’s finally stepping up to stop the s...
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200,000 Years Of Staggering Human Population Shown On Animated Map
Last night, during a talk on his new book Raising the Floor, longtime labor leader and current senior fellow at Columbia University Andy Stern told the story of a king and a c...
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I Thought Professional Surfing Was Hard; Then I Started A Water Charity
I became a first responder by accident. I had planned to go to Indonesia so I could surf and do some charity work, handing out water filters to help people who had trouble acc...
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The cacophonic Old Natham Road gradually gives way to the desolate streets of Valluvar Colony, lined with rows of tiled-roof houses. It’s noon and the entire hamlet is s...
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Inside Dubai's Quest To Build The First Hyperloop
An ultra high-speed hyperloop—personal transportation pods whizzing through skyscrapers and sand dunes faster than an airplane—might soon become a reality here in ...
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