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267Science / TechMeTro surgical glue can seal wounds on both organs and skin
MeTro is injected into the wound and then ultraviolet light is used to activate the compound and secure it to the skin...
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514Gadgets & Toys / Press Releases / Science / TechPlume Labs Flow mobile air quality tracker available for pre-order
Flow collects air quality data and tracks personal exposure and displays that information on the companion app.
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354Science / TechAmazon being sued over possible faulty solar eclipse glasses
Thomas Corey Payne and Kayla Harris have filed a lawsuit in South Carolina against Amazon claiming that the glasses they purchased were...
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526How To / Photography / Science
Here’s how I safely captured photos of the 2017 solar eclipse
A spectacular capture of the 2017 solar eclipse at totality taken by Duane Huie.
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292Science / TechFirst picture of the SpaceX spacesuit shown from Elon Musk
Musk was quick to point out that this is not a mockup, but a functional suit that has already been tested.
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497Science / TechFour really cool back to school gadgets for kids 3 and above
That's right! It's nearly back to school time and here are four gadgets kids might enjoy as they head back to school.
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506ScienceSolar eclipse glasses are hard to find and selling at a premium price
Solar eclipse glasses are specially made to block the harmful rays of the sun allowing you to safely watch the eclipse from...
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321Science / TechScientists are developing a portable biobattery that’s fueled by spit
Currently, the biobattery can only power up one LED light on a drop of spit.
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370Science / TechVector Space Systems wants to be the “McDonald’s of the rocket business”
The company hopes to launch hundreds of rockets per year at a very low rate due to the smaller rocket and payload...
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401ScienceThe first exomoon may have been spotted
Early reports say the exomoon could be roughly the same size as Neptune.
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308Science / TechICARUS neutrino detector crawls its way to Fermilab at 20mph
The detector, once activated, will begin searching for new types of "sterile neutrinos" beyond the three that have been found.
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383Science / TechU.S. Army Corps of Engineers signs $46 million USD coastal mapping contract
The data the team will collect is expected to help the National Coastal Mapping Program (NCMP) as well as the Naval Oceanographic Office.
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508ScienceScience answers the important question: Why does our luggage become unbalanced and fall over?
Science: answering the important questions.
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578ScienceNASA’s newest experiment will be shooting colorful vapors in the night sky
These "vapor tracers" will let researchers know how particles move in space, so what's a better way of doing so than sending...
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376Science / TechGelSight technology aims to give robots better dexterity
GelSight works by using physical contact with a surface or object which then sends back a detailed 3-D map of it.
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646Science / TechPurdue University researchers working on instantly rechargeable battery
If this Purdue University research proves to be fruitful, instantly recharging would be a huge benefit to the electric vehicle industry.
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741Press Releases / Science / TechGE in the Wild offers never-before seen look inside GE’s labs
We might not think of all the ways that GE's technologies touch our everyday lives. That's what GE In The Wild reminds...
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588ScienceA cure for the flu could come from the secretions of a southern Indian frog
"Have you been licking toads?" "I haven't *not* been licking toads"
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663Android / iOS / Mobile / Science / TechWith the help of scientists future smartphones may come with self-healing displays
LG already introduced a similar idea in the LG G Flex but their design lacks the ability to conduct electricity which means...
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1.1KScience / TechNew glass battery technology could provide safer, faster power storage
Having John Goodenough involved has piqued the interest of more than a few researchers who know batteries — and they're excited.
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746ScienceSpaceX will ferry two private citizens around the moon in 2018
There is no word on who may be taking this historic trip, but the pool for potential moon tourists is likely quite...
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708Science / TechFuture wind power turbines may be inspired by nature
Flexible blades were also shown to work better in different varieties of wind conditions, and area where the solid blades don't fare...
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1.1KScience / TechDisney researchers demo new ubiquitous wireless power transfer system
Quasistatic Cavity Resonance for Ubiquitous Wireless Power Transfer is Disney's wireless power experiment.
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784Science / TechCompany poised to generate new satellite images of the entire Earth every day
Current satellite images are often months or in most cases, years old. Planet wants to image the entire Earth daily.
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1.0KScience / TechCassie Bipedal Robot is further proof of just how quickly robotics is progressing
Cassie was built with a 16-month, $1 million dollar grant from the U.S. Department of Defense.
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794Science / TechPrototype medical sensor powered by stomach acid
The protype sensor would be a tough pill to swallow (literally) as it's 40mm long by 12mm wide.
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2.4KDrones / Science / TechNew book on Nikola Tesla combines with augmented reality app
The most intriguing part of this book is the included augmented reality app that allows you to scan images in the book...
