California Engineer Is Building A Gyrocopter-Inspired Flying Car
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Museum Of Ice Cream Delivers A Scoop Of Science, But Only If You Ask For It
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American Anti-Drone Rifle Deployed In Iraq
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I Proposed With A Diamond Grown In A Lab
Spoiler alert: it worked
The diamond in her ring is a lab-grown jewel, and virtually identical to its natural counterparts. "Even a trained jeweler cannot tell them apart with the naked eye or…
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The Most Controversial Line In Hillary Clinton’s Acceptance Speech Was About Science
It wasn't about gender or race. It was much simpler.
It being the year 2016 and all, it’s hard to believe that a simple statement about trusting science was the most controversial line in Hillary Clinton’s nomination…
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New iPhone Accessory Allows You To Record 360-Degree Videos
Insta360 also supports livestreaming
If you’re one of the billion-plus Facebook users, it’s almost certain that you’ve seen a 360-degree video show up on your timeline. Now, you can record your own videos…
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Bloody Veggie Burgers, Blooming Corpse Flowers, And More
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China's Road-Straddling Bus Takes First Test Drive
All aboard the straddle bus!
How would you feel about a bus zooming over your head? It's a real question you'll have to ask soon in China as the first test run of the straddle bus was successfully…
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HoloLens Developer Edition Available To Anyone Now
As long as anyone is a developer
HoloLens is available to all developers now, and that pretty much means everyone! Windows reported this morning that in addition to several upgrades in the program, any…
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Family of Star Trek Actor Files Lawsuit Against Fiat Chrysler
Anton Yelchin’s parents claim wrongful death
The parents of the late actor Anton Yelchin, best known for his portrayal of Pavel Chekov in the recent Star Trek movies, have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against…
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Drone Startup Wants To Deliver Blood To Rural America
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Don't Try This Craft At Home: Hydraulic Pressed Flowers
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Google To Test Delivery Drones in the U.S.
FAA, White House give approval for more testing
The Federal Aviation Administration has given Google the green light today to test delivery drones in six approved test sites in the United States.
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Io's Entire Atmosphere Freezes And Collapses
On a semi-regular basis
Imagine what would happen if our atmosphere froze solid, contracting and collapsing on the ground. It would likely be enough of a catastrophe to end life on this planet.
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What Would it Take to Make a Sensory Deprivation Tank From 'Stranger Things'?
The kiddie pool one, not the creepy government agency one
Quickly becoming the TV show of the summer, Netflix’s original series Stranger Things mixes science fiction with actual science. As science fiction goes, some events in…
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Is Something Below Zero Safe To Drink?
Freezing alcohol into a solid seems cool... dangerously cool.
Beyond Zero has created a machine that freezes alcohol into cubes and stores them. For $8,000, you get an icemaker that will freeze anything on the bar. It may just be…
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Duck-Billed Dinosaur Had Painful Arthritis
Diagnosed millions of years after it died
All that remains of the dinosaur is a fragment of an arm, but it's enough.
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Flashy Wearable Patch Sees Under Your Skin
No batteries, no wires
Developed by Jeonghyun Kim and colleagues, this stretchy, removable circuit affixes to the skin and sends readings to a smart device…
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Facebook Creates Giant Hardware Lab To Build VR and Drones
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Rich Households Have More Diverse Bugs
Mo' money mo' arthropods
The interiors of homes in affluent neighborhoods are populated by a more diverse array of arthropods than those in less prosperous neighborhoods, a new study indicates.
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