Mark, who is 67 years old, found out he had ALS in 2020. Over time, he’s been losing his ability to do things like using his phone or feeding himself. But now, things are looking up. Last August, he got a special brain-computer interface called Synchron. ALS is a sickness where nerve cells break down, […]
Researchers have discovered a novel technique for reclaiming high-purity gold from discarded electronics, generating a return of US$50 for every dollar invested. Surprisingly, they found the crucial gold-filtering material in an unexpected source: cheese production. Gold has been revered by societies for thousands of years. In modern times, its technical uses span various fields such
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“I’ve never witnessed a technological advancement as rapid as this.” Although the chip shortage might be resolving, Elon Musk warns that the exponential growth of AI and EVs will lead to electricity and transformer shortages next year. Speaking in a dial-in Q&A session to conclude the Bosch Connected World conference, the recent nominee for the
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Honda is repurposing its sit-down Segway designed for leisurely shopping, known as the Uni-One, by integrating it with VR goggles to create “a unique extended reality experience that combines the excitement of mobility with virtual reality adventures.” Honda has been exploring uniwheel electric mobility solutions since 2009, with previous iterations like the Uni-Cub ß presented
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A collaborative effort between material scientists from Sun Yat-sen University and Dalian University of Technology in China has demonstrated the ability to manipulate the movement of a single water droplet by incorporating a magnetic particle inside it and controlling an electromagnet’s activation. This research was published in the journal ACS Nano. The research team delved
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A groundbreaking innovation from Northwestern University showcases a compact device capable of producing electricity by harnessing the power generated as microbes decompose soil, as long as there is carbon present. This device, about the size of a paperback book, operates on microbial fuel cell technology, which has existed for over a century. Unlike conventional batteries,
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Great Chinese discovery: Bozhong 26-6 Field is the largest in the world. An extraordinary discovery in the energy industry has just shaken the global scene: the Chinese state-owned offshore oil and gas company, CNOOC Ltd., announced an additional gas discovery in its Bozhong 26-6 field. Reliable sources revealed that an incredible 40 MMcmg (1.4 […]
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SpaceX and T-Mobile launched Direct to Cell Starlink satellites in January, aiming for universal coverage. This collaboration began with the Coverage Above and Beyond initiative in August 2022, aiming to provide phone connectivity everywhere by enabling LTE/5G communication through satellites in low-Earth orbit. Successful Deployment and Testing of Starlink Satellites At the start of January,
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Sometimes, it only takes a few years and meeting the right people to completely change someone’s career path. Meredith Patterson is a great example. She works as an aerospace engineer at NASA‘s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. Even though she didn’t know much about rockets at first, now she’s part of the team
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In September 2022, NASA did a big test in space. They sent the DART mission to crash into an asteroid moon called Dimorphos, which orbits a bigger asteroid named Didymos. It was the first time humans moved something in space. DART means Double Asteroid Redirection Test, and it did really well, maybe even better than
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