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New Jellyfish Looks Like an Alien Spacecraft

Written by on May 4, 2016 in Sci-Tech, Science with 2 Comments
New Jellyfish Looks Like an Alien Spacecraft

Video captured of the jellyfish reveals a stunning sight: The organism sports two sets of tentacles, long and short, that extend from its pulsating bell. Inside the bell, which resembles a flying saucer of sorts, are red canals that seem to connect bright-yellow gonads, according to the scientists.

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NASA Releases Stunning New Close-up Color Images of Pluto (1MIN Video)

Written by on May 3, 2016 in Earth & Space, Sci-Tech, Science, Technology with 6 Comments
NASA Releases Stunning New Close-up Color Images of Pluto (1MIN Video)

NASA has released a number of stunning colour photographs of the planet Pluto. The pictures have been compiled from four images from the New Horizons’ Long Range Reconnaissance Imager mixed with color data from the Ralph instrument. The new pictures indicate that Pluto is covered by masses of flowing ice.

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Pluto: Timelapse Video Shows Dwarf Planet Images from 1930s to 2015

Written by on April 22, 2016 in Earth & Space, Sci-Tech, Science, Technology with 1 Comment
Pluto: Timelapse Video Shows Dwarf Planet Images from 1930s to 2015

Timelapse video showing a sequence of images just released by NASA that shows how human understanding of Pluto has evolved since the 1930s. The distant world was discovered in 1930 by astronmer Clyde William Tombaugh.

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Welcome to the Future: This Smart Contact Lens Has a Built-In Camera

Written by on April 22, 2016 in Sci-Tech, Science, Technology with 7 Comments
Welcome to the Future: This Smart Contact Lens Has a Built-In Camera

Will your eyes soon become a camera? If Samsung has their way, your eyes may be more than a camera, as their new contact proto-type connects with other devices too.

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Science Reveals Freddie Mercury’s Singing Secrets

Written by on April 20, 2016 in Nature, Sci-Tech, Science with 0 Comments
Science Reveals Freddie Mercury’s Singing Secrets

Freddie Mercury had one of the most memorable voices in music, and now researchers have unlocked some of the mystery behind it. For one thing, his vocal chords moved faster than normal.

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New Scientific Discovery Could Make it Easier to Diagnose, Treat Autism

Written by on April 14, 2016 in Sci-Tech, Science with 2 Comments
New Scientific Discovery Could Make it Easier to Diagnose, Treat Autism

Researchers found a link between the activity of the neurotransmitter GABA and symptoms of autism. GABA neurotransmitters inhibit brain cells from firing in response to signals received from the external environment.

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Harvard and Human Rights Watch Call For A Ban On “Killer Robots” Amid Geneva Talks

Written by on April 13, 2016 in Sci-Tech, Science with 2 Comments
Harvard and Human Rights Watch Call For A Ban On “Killer Robots” Amid Geneva Talks

Fearing the implications of handing life or death situations over to “killer robots,” the report also calls for national laws or policies that establish similar prohibitions on all fully autonomous weapons.

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Gum Disease Opens Up the Body to a Host of Infections

Gum Disease Opens Up the Body to a Host of Infections

So when Salomon Amar, a periodontal specialist at Boston University, began exploring links between oral bacteria and heart disease in animal studies in the late 1990s, reactions were lukewarm. “Many cardiologists thought we were a bit crazy,” he says. Skepticism still abounds, but the same molecular tools that have dramatically changed understanding of the gut microbiome are now allowing scientists to track and examine bacteria in the mouth. Advocates of a connection between the artery disease atherosclerosis and microbes are hoping to find convincing proof of their suspicions, while exploring links between ailing gums and other conditions, including cancer, arthritis, diabetes and even Alzheimer’s disease.

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Superhuman Abilities of Himalayan Monks Stun Harvard Scientists

Written by on April 12, 2016 in Sci-Tech, Science with 20 Comments
Superhuman Abilities of Himalayan Monks Stun Harvard Scientists

A team of researchers from the Harvard School Of Medicine documented the subtle ways through which the monks manipulate their bodies – like raising the temperatures of their fingers and toes by as much as 17 degrees, and lowering their body’s metabolic rate by up to 64%.

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Science Says Vegetarians Are More Intelligent And Empathetic

Written by on April 12, 2016 in Sci-Tech, Science with 78 Comments
Science Says Vegetarians Are More Intelligent And Empathetic

It seems that eating vegetarian is literally eating smarter and kinder.

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This Glass Sphere Might Revolutionize Solar Power on Earth

Written by on April 10, 2016 in Sci-Tech, Science, Technology with 10 Comments
This Glass Sphere Might Revolutionize Solar Power on Earth

German architect Andre Broessels has developed a spherical glass solar power collector that tracks the sun and can collect much more power than the flat screen solar collectors. Still in its development he has patents pending in 5 jurisdictions and hopes to market it in the near future. The indiegogo campaign has been successful and he is now testing.

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Netherlands, India aim to become 100% Electric Vehicle Nations

Written by on April 8, 2016 in Sci-Tech, Science with 16 Comments
Netherlands, India aim to become 100% Electric Vehicle Nations

The plan is to give an electric car for free (zero down payment) and allow people to pay for that out of the savings on the petroleum products. Innovation is possible; it just needs an open mind. You need to think of scale and be honest.”

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Paleontologists Have Found a 29,000 Year Old Siberian Unicorn Skull

Written by on March 31, 2016 in Sci-Tech, Science with 20 Comments
Paleontologists Have Found a 29,000 Year Old Siberian Unicorn Skull

Real unicorns aren’t white and fluffy, but they ARE real. Read this!

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There’s Even More Evidence Planet Nine Is Hiding in Our Solar System

Written by on March 29, 2016 in Earth & Space, Sci-Tech, Science with 5 Comments
There’s Even More Evidence Planet Nine Is Hiding in Our Solar System

In January, researchers Mike Brown and Konstantin Batygin proposed that a possible ninth planet was orbiting on the outer edge of the solar system. They created a mathematical model that showed a distant, Neptune-sized planet might be influencing the orbital path of six smaller objects out in the Kuiper Belt.

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What Is Dark Matter? Astronomers Are One Step Closer to Understanding Mysterious Phenomena

Written by on March 28, 2016 in Earth & Space, Sci-Tech, Science with 6 Comments
What Is Dark Matter? Astronomers Are One Step Closer to Understanding Mysterious Phenomena

Astronomers may have detected signatures of elusive dark matter — a mysterious, invisible material that permeates the universe, but has so far proved undetectable.

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