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Voice to Skull Technology Is Embedded in 5G-Mind Control Reaches Its Apex

Recently I has approached by a self-described "insider" who had at one time worked for DARPA. He insisted that the new 5G technology being rolled out across the country was both lethal and contained mind control elements that should alarm all peo

The condom of the future: Extra-slippery 'hydrogel' contraceptive that feels like...

The condom of the future: Extra-slippery 'hydrogel' contraceptive that feels like you're wearing nothing at all wins $1million in government backing

Amphibio artificial gills for a flooded future

If global warming causes catastrophic flooding that inundates most of the world's coastal urban areas by the end of the century, how will we cope?

Nanospheres may provide alternative to heart-attack surgery

When a clot blocks a blood vessel in the heart, a heart attack is the unfortunate result. Frequently, surgery is required in order to remove that clot. Thanks to an experimental new drug-delivery system, however, that approach may become increasingly

World's first graphene-skinned airplane unveiled in the UK

At the recent Farnborough Air Show 2018, aerospace engineers from Britain's University of Central Lancashire presented what they state is the world's first graphene-skinned aircraft. Known as Juno, the 3.5 meter-wide (11.5-ft) unmanned plane could be

Artificial Intelligence creating new drugs from scratch by efficiently searching...

huge molecular possibilities...AI is revolutionizing medicine including radiology, pathology, and other medical specialties. Deep learning (DL) technologies are beginning to find applications in drug discovery including areas of molecular docking, tr

SpaceX Workshop on how to get humans to Mars and then create a colony of hundreds

Mars Workshop Photos

Electron Cash Wallet Now Available for Basic Feature Phones

This past February news.Bitcoin.com reported on the firm Coingeek announcing funding the Electron Cash programming team. Since then, the bitcoin cash (BCH) centric wallet Electron Cash has seen a bunch of development with Coinshuffle integration, and

Airbus Spy Drone Stretches Flight-Endurance Record to 25 Days

Floating almost motionless at an altitude of 70,000 feet, Airbus SE's Zephyr spy drone has extended the record for the longest flight within the Earth's atmosphere to 25 days, two-thirds more than the previous best.

Optical Neural Network Demo Chip

Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have made a silicon chip that distributes optical signals precisely across a miniature brain-like grid, showcasing a potential new design for neural networks.

Personalised AI-powered robots are getting more sociable...

Personal home robots that can socialise with people are starting to roll out of the laboratory and into our living rooms and kitchens. But are humans ready to invite them into their lives?

Toddler's Popsicle-by-Air Marks Milestone in U.S. Drone Delivery

From her home in a wooded hollow in Virginia hill country, Brianna Smith and her two-year-old son Jack entered the aviation record books on Tuesday.

Samsung sounds death knell for hard drives with 4 TB QLC SSD

Just over a decade ago, Samsung announced the imminent arrival of the first laptops to come with 32 GB NAND flash storage.

NASA Astronauts will wear the lighter SpaceX and Boeing launch spacesuits in 2019

When NASA announced the astronaut crews for the first SpaceX and Boeing crewed launches in 2019, they showed them with the new SpaceX and Boeing spacesuits.

Stem cell treatment of Parkinson's disease via half inch holes in the skull

Kyoto University Hospital will start clinical trials for Parkinson's disease that transplants dopaminergic progenitors generated from induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells.

80 year old billionaires are injecting Placental stem cells to boost lifespan and health

Injecting Placental stem cells into old mice at the end of their lives can boost longevity by 50%. It extends the life of 2-year-old mice to three years.

Lowering resistance 100 times brings all solid state batteries closer

Tokyo Technology has fixed one of the major disadvantages of all-solid-state batteries by developing batteries with a low resistance at their electrode/solid electrolyte interface.

China is spending millions on engineering and geological work for the 84 mile rail tunnel to Taiwan

In 2017, Chinese Academy of Engineering completed a detailed design for an 84 mile long Tunnel to Taiwan. The Academy is the largest central governmental advisory body on infrastructural construction.

First Ocean fish farm raising 1.5 million salmon three miles off Norway

Ocean Farm 1 is the world's first deep-sea aquaculture farm. It is designed by leading salmon farmer SalMar ASA (of Norway). They paid China Shipbuilding Industry $300 million for six facilities.

Memristor based equation solver could cut energy used by 100 times for longer lasting smartphones

Up until now small variations in the current passing through a memristor device was not precise enough for numerical calculations.

Carbon nanotube reinforced graphene is twice as tear resistant

Fracture-resistant "rebar graphene" is more than twice as tough as pristine graphene.

NASA 3D Printed Mars Habitat Design winners

NASA announced winners of the 3D printed Mars habitat design challenge.

DARPA wants to speed up computers by over 1000 times while using less power

DARPA has revealed the research teams selected to drive two efforts to go beyond Moore's law.

In 5 years Lab Grown organs could start helping 115,000 in the US waiting for organs

Bioengineered lungs have been grown in a Texas lab and transplanted into adult pigs with no medical complication.

After SpaceX Starlink upgrading to terabit space satellite internet

It's going to cost the mobile-phone companies, chipmakers, device manufacturers and software developers about $200 billion a year in research and capital spending to get 5G fully deployed.

Russia will have giant Wing in Ground Effect Seaplanes patrolling the Arctic

Russians have built the vast majority of planes that leverage Wing in Ground Effect. Flying low above the water or land can provide extra lift to enable planes with far more cargo capacity.

Six inch wide diamond disks guide megawatt of microwave heating for nuclear fusion

Researchers of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and the company Diamond Materials have developed 6 inch wide diamond disks for window units to heat the plasma in fusion reactors.

Nuclear Fusion Updated project reviews

Here is a rundown of the various nuclear fusion projects.

NASA Announces First Astronaut Crews to Fly on Boeing and SpaceX Spaceships

After years of vehicle development and building anticipation, NASA has now put the crew in commercial crew spacecraft.

Google Waymo launching paid self-driving car service in Phoenix in 2018 and California ;;;

Waymo has been testing self-driving cars without any safety drivers in Phoenix for nearly a year.

Army will use lasers to cubesats for 50 times faster communication

NASA and the US Army have tested 100 megabit per second laser communication with a cubesat.

6 Trees Every Survivalist Should Know

Being able to identify trees can not only be a source of pleasure, as the first Boy Scouts Handbook opined, but a matter of survival.

Bioengineered lungs successfully transplanted into pigs

When it comes to organ transplants, the waiting list and donor list don't quite line up, and even if a patient is lucky enough to receive the surgery, there's a chance their body may reject the foreign organ.

Asphalt-lithium metal batteries fully charge in five minutes

As useful and ubiquitous as they are, lithium-ion batteries are nearing their limits, and it's unlikely we'll be able to squeeze much more juice out of them.

Struggle to lose weight? Your gut bacteria may be to blame

A new study from researchers at the Mayo Clinic may shed some light on why certain people can lose more weight than others despite adhering to the same regime of exercise and caloric restriction.

3D Printed studio scale model of Discovery from 2001 Space Odyssey

3D printing has come a long way and this can be seen in a hyper-detailed one-tenth studio scale model of the Discovery spaceship from the 2001 movie.

Ultimate Photonic Rocket

Haug has recently introduced a new maximum velocity for subatomic particles (anything with rest mass) that is just below the speed of light. This is combined with the relativistic rocket equation in order to assess how much fuel would be needed to ac

3D-printed Deep Learning neural network uses light instead of electrons

It's a novel idea, using light diffracted through numerous plates instead of electrons.

Trident underwater scooter is set to take you down

Just a couple of months ago, Geneinno successfully Kickstarted its Titan underwater drone, which users can remotely-control from above the surface.

Nuclear Fusion Updated project reviews

Here is a rundown of the various nuclear fusion projects. Overall there many interesting projects with decent funding.

Six inch wide diamond disks guide megawatt of microwave heating for nuclear fusion

Researchers of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and the company Diamond Materials have developed 6 inch wide diamond disks for window units to heat the plasma in fusion reactors.

Russia will have giant Wing in Ground Effect Seaplanes patrolling the Arctic

Russians have built the vast majority of planes that leverage Wing in Ground Effect. Flying low above the water or land can provide extra lift to enable planes with far more cargo capacity.

Arcade City: The Future of Ridesharing Is Decentralized

When Uber and Lyft first hit the market, the concept of getting a ride was completely revolutionized. And while the ridesharing industry has offered us safe and reliable alternatives to the outdated cab industry, innovation is constant.

How And Why To Use Worm Castings – The Miracle All-Purpose Fertilizer!

If you want a more productive vegetable garden, gorgeous perennial and annual flowers, bigger and brighter containers, overflowing hanging baskets, and healthier shrubs and trees – then it's time to use worm castings!

Move over, graphene: Iron ore mineral becomes newest 2D material

When it comes to new materials, thin is most definitely in. Brazilian researchers have created a new two-dimensional material called hematene, which is made up of sheets of iron ore just three atoms thick. And as is often the case with 2D materials,

A glimpse of future air travel...

Your daily commute could become faster, quieter and airborne if plans for a new flying car inspired by bird's wings come to fruition.

Robots Could Soon Have More Sensitive Skin Than You Do

Robots may soon be more sensitive than humans--at least when it comes to their skin. Researchers from Glasgow University have developed a type of artificial skin that is more sensitive than our own. Just add this to all the ways robots are taking ov

NASA Is 3D Printing Chainmail for Space Travel

Chainmail was a form of armor popular during Medieval times that consists of hundreds of small metal rings linked together to form armor. While better protection has long made it obsolete, NASA has reimagined its potential as a way to protect astrona

Improving flow in lymph nodes in the neck improves memory and learning and...

Improving flow in lymph nodes in the neck improves memory and learning and could reduce memory loss from aging

Seasteading and Health Care: Islands of Innovation

Innovation in health care is woefully lacking and government red tape is largely to blame, but seasteading just might be a way to circumvent bureaucracy without sacrificing quality.
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