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Intel Wants To Replace Fireworks With Drones
Ah, the raucous thrill of a fireworks show. Whether it’s the Fourth of July, Guy Fawkes Night in Britain, or a New Year’s Eve celebration, the ecstasy of loud, fly...
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NASA And FEMA Practiced Emergency Operations For An Asteroid Impact
The year is 2020 and Los Angeles is about to be wiped off the face of the planet. You’ve known this day was coming since the fall of 2016, when the asteroid that is on a...
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Why CRISPR Never Could Have Come Out Of Silicon Valley
Jennifer Doudna is a creator of the gene editing technology that’s revolutionizing biology and medicine: CRISPR, which is so easy to use it’s often compared to the...
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Scientists Are Using the Enzyme That Makes Fireflies Glow to Track Brain Cells
Fireflies and other bioluminescence-producing species (e.g. bacteria, jellyfish, worms, sharks) create light through a chemical reaction in their body catalyzed by an enzyme c...
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Why Robots Need To Feel Pain
Pain is a fundamental fact of life for many organisms on our planet; a crucial mechanism for identifying what kinds of actions pose serious threats to our physical and mental ...
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Innovation And Perseverance Were Key To The First Trans-Atlantic Solar Flight
Bertrand Piccard is a dreamer. The Swiss psychiatrist, inspired by a family lineage of explorers and innovators, holds the record for the first non-stop balloon flight across ...
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When Genetic Screening Goes Very, Very Wrong
Teenagers don't routinely drop dead of cardiac failure. As a cause of death among individuals aged 12 to 19, heart disease barely even rates, staking out a mere 3 percent...
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The City That Was Saved By The Internet
The “Chattanooga Choo Choo” sign over the old terminal station is purely decorative, a throwback. Since the Southern Railroad left town in the early 1970s, the sou...
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The First Mars Homes Could Look Like Red Space Igloos
The new space race is focused on who can get humans on Mars first. But what happens after that?Eventually, colonization will become a major priority, and housing is going to b...
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What Went Wrong With Google Fiber?
Google Fiber, we hardly knew ya’.Google parent Alphabet’s decision to put the brakes on its superfast fiber-based internet service represents a disappointing setback for o...
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