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Funding for thorium molten salt and other advanced nuclear reactors

Flibe Energy has teamed with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory to examine the use of nitrogen trifluoride as an agent to remove uranium from a molten-salt fuel mixture as a preliminary step for the removal of fission products. They will look at f

Flying Trains Could Be Coming Your Way

(Bloomberg) -- It sounds like something Q, the tech guy in James Bond movies, would create: A plane that lands on a runway, shrugs its wings off, turns into a train and rolls on to rails to drop you off at your local station.

Natural remedies for keeping creepy crawlies off people, pets and livestock

(Natural News) Insect pests are some of the worst problems you'll encounter as a pet or livestock owner. While commercial insecticides are readily available, they can be harmful to the environment and your animals due to their chemical content. For

Research shows exercise helps keep cancer in remission

(Natural News) A study published in the International Journal of Sports Medicine has revealed that cancer survivors (CS) may gain significant benefits from undergoing physical activity (PA). However, the optimal dose of physical activity remains uncl

Key Regenerative Stem Cell found which could lead to human regeneration and antiaging

Researchers at the Stowers Institute for Medical Research have captured the one cell that is capable of regenerating an entire organism (flatworm).

Cummins Acquires Electric Powertrain Supplier Efficient Drivetrains

Cummins is expanding its competence in electrification through another acquisition of electric and hybrid powertrain supplier Efficient Drivetrains.

SAFE SPACE This floating 'utopia' will have its own government...

SAFE SPACE This floating 'utopia' will have its own government and cryptocurrency by 2022 – to beat rising sea levels

Being rich and successful really IS in your DNA: Being dealt the right genes...

Being rich and successful really IS in your DNA: Being dealt the right genes determines whether you get on in life

Israeli company plans lunar landing next year

An Israeli organization said Tuesday that it hopes to become the first non-governmental entity to land a spacecraft on the moon when it attempts to launch a module later this year.

Beyond belief: Meet the 5,221-horsepower, battery-powered Bulgarian Batmobile

Ever since electric cars came back onto the menu in the Lithium age, something like this has been coming. Something flatly outrageous, something that smashes the paradigm of the hypercar and lays waste to all before it. Meet the 5,221-horsepower, 303

REAL.video update from the founder, plus some new FAQs

(Natural News) REAL.video is the free speech alternative to YouTube, where censorship is so out of control that YouTube is now banning videos about CBD oil and natural medicine. I started the REAL.video project several months ago when YouTube, wi

Smart technology sees through walls to track and identify people

"RF-Pose" isn't X-ray vision, but it's getting there.

World record for direct solar water-splitting efficiency

Researchers have increased the efficiency of producing hydrogen from direct solar water-splitting to a record 19 percent.

Quiet, low power mini computer ready for around-the-clock operation

If you're in the market for a computer but are short of space or are looking for something small to run your looped retail sales promo instore, fanless mini computers that run Android, Linux or Windows are ready to meet your needs.

Rockets at the ready: Virgin Orbit awarded license for airborne satellite launch

Firing rockets from beneath the wings of an airborne 747 isn't the most conventional way to get satellites into space, but it might be among the most cost-effective.

NASA readies probe to touch the sun with 'cutting-edge heat shield'

It's getting hot in here, so protect all your probes.

New drug shows promise for preventing and even reversing damage from age-related dementia and stroke

Cerebral small vessel disease (SVD) is one of the most commonly associated causes of age-related dementia and stroke. New research, led by the University of Edinburgh, may have finally uncovered the mechanism by which SVD causes brain cell damage, as

AI-powered robot mimics ANY action after watching a person do it just once, paving the way...

AI-powered robot mimics ANY action after watching a person do it just once, paving the way for machines to learn new skills in the same way as humans

An unflinching look at 'The Pain of Others'

As in her animated documentary "Nuts!" (2016), about a man who made a fortune transplanting goat testicles as an impotence treatment, director Penny Lane blurs the boundary between fiction and nonfiction.

America's Largest Supermarket Chain To Test Driverless Grocery Deliveries

The Kroger Co. could soon unleash a fleet of autonomous grocery delivery vehicles across the United States if its on-road, fully autonomous pilot program is successful.

Lightweight exoskeletons and robotics arms could finally be the start of mainstream,,,

Lockheed Martin ONYX powered lower-body exoskeleton can increase mobility and reduce fatigue of its users.

A voltage breakthrough with perovskite solar cells to edge closer to commercialization

A new technique has produced the highest performing inverted perovskite solar cell ever recorded.

18 qubits entangle using six photons

Arxiv – 18-qubit entanglement with photon's three degrees of freedom

Cargo-carrying long range VTOL moves to full scale prototype stage

Florida's Aergility has spent the last few years developing and testing a new kind of vertical take-off and landing aircraft (VTOL) called the ATLIS. The wingless autonomous delivery drone is being designed to fly at 100 mph for hundreds of miles on

Viber Is Latest Communications App Considering Support for a Native Token

Following the actions of competing communications apps like Telegram, Line and Kik, the latest hoping to enter the cryptosphere is Viber. The firm is considering support for a native token that will be launched by its parent company, Rakuten Coin.

How smart TVs in millions of U.S. homes track more than what's on tonight

The growing concern over online data and user privacy has been focused on tech giants like Facebook and devices like smartphones. But people's data is also increasingly being vacuumed right out of their living rooms via their televisions, sometimes

Breakthrough for large scale printing of wood at ten times lower cost than other 3D printing

Cellulose is the most abundant and broadly distributed organic compound and industrial by-product on Earth.

New York to Boston in 36 minutes thanks to VTOL air taxi, says Transcend Air

The Transcend Air Corporation has announced the development of the Vy, a tilt-wing vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) six-seater aircraft designed to ferry people in and out of cities.

16 hour Intermittent fasting, Myfitness Pal and Exercise

I have launched a new diet and fitness regimen.

Tokomak Energy UK high temperature superconductors and -

- better magnet path to commercial nuclear fusion

China's Robo-Bird Drones Take Citizen Surveillance To New Heights

Technocrats in China constantly dream up new ways to gather data from the social environment. Robotic doves equipped with cameras are virtually undetectable from real birds, and can be deployed in flocks.

Wendelstein 7-X sets new record in its quest for practical fusion power

Perched loftily on Germany's Baltic coast, the small-to-middling town of Greifswald continues to be at the forefront of research into nuclear fusion. This is in no small part down to the presence of the Wendelstein 7-X - a fusion reactor so complic

Kroger to bring driverless cars to grocery delivery

Kroger is partnering with autonomous car company Nuro to introduce driverless cars to its grocery delivery. Kroger has made a number of investments toward expanding its digital and online delivery business. "Last mile delivery" is one o

The search for life on Mars by the ESA reaches important milestone as ExoMars Rover ...

prepares for its "shake and bake"...(Natural News) The prototype of the ExoMars Rover is being prepared for vibration and temperature tests in France. The upcoming "shake and bake" test is a big step for the European Space Agency's mission

Japanese Sample Return Spacecraft Reaches Target Asteroid

Japan's Hayabusa-2 spacecraft will collect a piece of the asteroid Ryugu and bring it back to Earth.

Boeing reveals hypersonic passenger jet design and works with DARPA on spaceplane

Boeing revealed its first passenger-carrying hypersonic concept plane at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics conference in Atlanta this week.

Made in Space targets 2023 for building large structures in space and later future asteroid mining

Within 4-5 years Made In Space believes their Archinaut space manufacturing robot and manufacturing mini factory will be making large structures like trusses and reflectors in space.

SunPower SolarStratos Electric Plane Can Fly To Edge Of Space

SolarStratos is the new all-electric solar-powered aircraft that by 2020 will try to reach the stratosphere in the world's first piloted stratospheric solar flight.

The World's Smallest Computer Can Fit on the Tip of a Grain of Rice

The University of Michigan was salty that IBM made a smaller computer than it did, so it made an even smaller computer.

SpaceX will use superalloys for Raptor engines

Elon Musk stated that SpaceX will use modern versions of Inconel superalloys for Raptor rocket engines. They will use the SX 300 and soon SX 500 superalloys.

Parents swap the suburban life for living on the open road in ---

--an Airstream trailer and homeschooling their three children as they travel

Patients Without Borders: The Rise of Medical Tourism

There is simply no way of getting around it: American health care is exorbitantly expensive. But while many people look to government to solve our nation's health care woes, the real solutions lie elsewhere. In fact, the more the government interve

The 'stealth sheets' that can hide soldiers and even vehicles from infrared cameras

A team of researchers have developed a device that can make soldiers and vehicles disappear.

Nvidia AI-based system transforms any video into fluid super slow motion

Researchers from Nvidia have revealed an impressive new system that uses a deep-learning neural network to effectively create smooth high-quality slow motion videos from footage shot at a regular, low frame rate.

A Robot Just Operated On A Human Eye for the First Time

From prostate surgery to gallbladder procedures, robots are already mainstays in the operating room. Now, they're coming for your eyes.

Solar power for the whole world could be generated from a relatively small patch...

of land, says report...(Natural News) If the U.S. wants to completely rely on solar power, it will need to set aside a lot of land. But solar energy can fulfill the world's power needs, and an article on Inverse states that the average nation can

Meet "The Guardian" - Maybe The Scariest-Looking Robot Yet

Sarcos Robotics' Guardian GT has earned comparisons from Wired to Sigourney Weaver's Power Loader - the machine she used to defeat the eponymous Alien from the 1979 film: It's a robot that allows people to lift and manipulate objects weighing up to 5

Tesla Roadster With SpaceX-Inspired Boosters Comes To Life

It's got rockets. It might even be able to fly.

On track to commercial extraction of uranium from seawater

Researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and LCW Supercritical Technologies have created five grams of yellowcake -- a powdered form of uranium used to produce fuel for nuclear power production -- using acrylic fibers to extract it from

Sustainable Prepping: 5 Alternative Energy Types for When the SHTF

There are actually a lot of different types of energy sources to tap into after a disaster strikes.
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