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Tracking Planes Over The Ocean Is About To Get Easier
Speaking at this year’s annual meeting of the Canadian Space Society, Royal Military College of Canada (RMCC) researcher Dr. Ron Vincent said that the tracking tech...
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Let A Robot Park Your Car In 2 Minutes In Denmark’s Underground Parking Lot
If the path to the future looks like a slow but sure climb toward full efficiency, consider this automated car park a short cut to the summit. This fully automated car park, d...
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Gamma Rays Can Show Us Which Asteroids Are Worth Mining
An instrument built to take advantage of this ability could one day be common on space probes, and used to find what?s going on compositionally under the surface of an asteroi...
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How Close Are We To Closing The Gender Gap? This Map Will Tell You.
How close are we to closing the gender gap? That?s an extremely broad question that the World Economic Forum is attempting to answer with its annual?Global Gender Gap report, ...
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Is The Leap Second Good Or Bad? We Have Until 2023 To Find Out.
The leap second is an extra second of time added periodically to the world?s clocks, but some experts have raised fears it could throw off modern technology, including banking...
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Pigeons Could Help Detect Breast Cancer
The latest species to add to that list is the common pigeon (Columba livia). According to a study?by a team of researchers in the US published in?PLOS One, pigeons have an ama...
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Google Is Fixing a Dangerous Gmail Bug That Could Let Others Impersonate You
The flaw was spotted by independent security researcher Yan Zhu at the end of October. Zhu found that an attacker could send an email using a different name, and conceal their...
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3D-Printing Explains Why Your Food Smells So Good
Pretty much everything about food is awesome, but smell and taste tend to be the best parts. These two aspects of enjoying a meal are inextricably linked?the only reason you c...
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Bumblebees Are Teaching Smart Cars How To Drive
A newly-awarded research grant from the National Science Foundation is devoting $300,000 to a project to study the ways that bumblebees navigate, and to apply that i...
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CRISPR Technique Could ‘Turn Off’ Muscular Dystrophy Gene, Study Says
A recent paper published in the journal Molecular Therapy found that, at least for one disease, that may be possible very soon. According to lead researche...
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