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Mind-controlled prosthetic limbs allow precise, smooth movement
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Patient Erik Sorto takes a drink in this handout photo taken April 2015, provided by Lance Hayashida/Caltech. REUTERS/Spencer Kellis and Christian Klaes, Caltech/Handout via Reuters. Mind-controlled prosthetic limbs allow precise, smooth movement.
Paralysed man Erik Sorto gets to hold beer thanks to robotic arm and 'mind control'Metro
Mind-Controlled Robot Arm Lets Paralyzed Man Drink A Beer On His OwnHuffington Post
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Patient Erik Sorto takes a drink in this handout photo taken April 2015, provided by Lance Hayashida/Caltech. REUTERS/Spencer Kellis and Christian Klaes, Caltech/Handout via Reuters. Mind-controlled prosthetic limbs allow precise, smooth movement.
Paralysed man Erik Sorto gets to hold beer thanks to robotic arm and 'mind control'
Mind-Controlled Robot Arm Lets Paralyzed Man Drink A Beer On His Own
New neural implant reads a person's intentions to control robotic arm
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It's finally 2015 - man breaks hoverboard record
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Catalin Alexandru Duru becomes the first person ever to break the Guinness World Records Title for the Farthest journey by hoverboard. It's finally 2015! This is the year that Marty McFly travelled to in Back to the Future II; this is, for real, the future. Hence ...
Canadian Catalin Duru breaks world record for furthest hoverboard flightBBC News
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Catalin Alexandru Duru becomes the first person ever to break the Guinness World Records Title for the Farthest journey by hoverboard. It's finally 2015! This is the year that Marty McFly travelled to in Back to the Future II; this is, for real, the future. Hence ...
Canadian Catalin Duru breaks world record for furthest hoverboard flight
Catalin Alexandru Duru's hoverboard enters Guinness World Records for ...
Canadian sets record for farthest flight by hoverboard
The News Ledge
This Wolf-Rayet Star Is Like Nothing Astronomers Have Ever Seen
The News Ledge
More than 50 years ago, NaSt1 was discovered by Jason Nassau and Charles Stephenson and classified as a Wolf-Rayet star. 50 years later, NaSt1 is surprising astronomers and is getting a nickname – 'Nasty 1.' You're probably wondering what is a ...
Hubble discovers BL**DY NASTY cannibal star 3000 light-years away from EarthInferse
Rare “Naked” Star has Scientists AwedEmpire State Tribune
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More than 50 years ago, NaSt1 was discovered by Jason Nassau and Charles Stephenson and classified as a Wolf-Rayet star. 50 years later, NaSt1 is surprising astronomers and is getting a nickname – 'Nasty 1.' You're probably wondering what is a ...
Hubble discovers BL**DY NASTY cannibal star 3000 light-years away from Earth
Rare “Naked” Star has Scientists Awed
This Wolf-Rayet Star Is Like Nothing Astronomers Have Ever Seen - The News ...
Independent Online
Genome editing: what the future holds
Independent Online
Washington - Every human genome contains the blueprints for building a person, a library of roughly 20 000 genes that encode everything from eye colour to cancer risk. Imagine if those genetic instructions could be tweaked at will — with a snip here and a ...
Ethics of gene-editing technology debatedThe Japan Times
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Washington - Every human genome contains the blueprints for building a person, a library of roughly 20 000 genes that encode everything from eye colour to cancer risk. Imagine if those genetic instructions could be tweaked at will — with a snip here and a ...
Ethics of gene-editing technology debated
Newsweek: CRISPR gene editing could 'save world from hunger' if anti-GMO ...
MIT Team Develops CRISPR-Based 'Kill Switch' for GMOs
Design & Trend
Iconic Serengeti National Park Is Disappearing
Design & Trend
(Photo : Getty Images/Frances M. Ginter) The iconic Serengeti National Park is disappearing as it succumbs to the effects of human activities and climate change. The Serengeti National Park has long been one of the world's most iconic ecosystems, but new ...
Sixty years down the lane, Serengeti Park contract finally lands homeDaily News
Serengeti could disappear under increasing pressures from climate and humansInternational Business Times UK
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(Photo : Getty Images/Frances M. Ginter) The iconic Serengeti National Park is disappearing as it succumbs to the effects of human activities and climate change. The Serengeti National Park has long been one of the world's most iconic ecosystems, but new ...
Sixty years down the lane, Serengeti Park contract finally lands home
Serengeti could disappear under increasing pressures from climate and humans
Iconic Serengeti Park is Disappearing
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Hunting Supernovas with Supercomputers
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Simulation of the expanding debris from a supernova explosion (shown in red) running over and shredding a nearby star (shown in blue). Caltech researchers are using NERSC supercomputers to search for newly born supernovas. The details of their ...
Researchers continue to study mystifying realms of SupernovaNYC Today
'Iron bullets' emitted by exploding stars may have been source of Earth's iron coreNews Tonight Africa
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Simulation of the expanding debris from a supernova explosion (shown in red) running over and shredding a nearby star (shown in blue). Caltech researchers are using NERSC supercomputers to search for newly born supernovas. The details of their ...
Researchers continue to study mystifying realms of Supernova
'Iron bullets' emitted by exploding stars may have been source of Earth's iron core
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'Deep Web' search to help decode space data
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When you do a simple internet search on a topic, the results that appear are not the whole story. Most of the information is buried in the "Deep Web" in the mysterious online world. Now, NASA researchers have joined the US Defense Advanced Research ...
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When you do a simple internet search on a topic, the results that appear are not the whole story. Most of the information is buried in the "Deep Web" in the mysterious online world. Now, NASA researchers have joined the US Defense Advanced Research ...
NASA has big plans for DARPA's scary “Deep Web”
Sacramento Bee
Obama's bee report is a bit of a buzzkill
Sacramento Bee
Billions of dollars and a third of the nation's food supply are at stake. So it's only right that the Obama administration is taking up the plight of the honeybee, a linchpin of our food system. The only thing wrong is that the plan doesn't go far enough. In its report ...
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Billions of dollars and a third of the nation's food supply are at stake. So it's only right that the Obama administration is taking up the plight of the honeybee, a linchpin of our food system. The only thing wrong is that the plan doesn't go far enough. In its report ...
Obama proposes more land to feed bees
Editorial: Plan Bee: Alarming loss of colonies is spurring federal action
Plan Bee: Alarming loss of colonies is spurring federal action
Climate Change Dangerous to Liberia
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Authorities of the Environmental Protection Agency or EPA have disclosed here that Liberia lacks climate change experts. As a result, according to the EPA, the country continues to experience more rainfall- even in the dry season. The EPA indicated that ...
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Authorities of the Environmental Protection Agency or EPA have disclosed here that Liberia lacks climate change experts. As a result, according to the EPA, the country continues to experience more rainfall- even in the dry season. The EPA indicated that ...
Letter, 5/24: The danger of climate change
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