Protestors in Hong Kong are destroying facial recognition towers
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A Single Math Model Explains Many Mysteries of Vision
The first anatomically correct model of the visual cortex seeks to capture how the brain sees the world.
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Chocolate muddles cannabis potency testing
Since the first states legalized recreational marijuana in 2012, several others have joined them, and cannabis-infused edibles, including gummy bears, cookies and chocolates, have flooded the market. But these sweet treats have created confusing results for scientists trying to analyze their potency and purity. Now researchers report that components in chocolate might be interfering with cannabis
12h
How diabetes can increase cancer risk: DNA damaged by high blood sugar
For years, scientists have been trying to solve a medical mystery: Why do people with diabetes have an increased risk of developing some forms of cancer? Today, researchers report a possible explanation for this double whammy. They found that DNA sustains more damage and gets fixed less often when blood sugar levels are high, thereby increasing cancer risk.
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Starwatch: the furthest thing you can see with the naked eye
Adjust to the dark and you can peer 2.5m years into the past to see our nearest spiral galaxy, Andromeda This week, try spotting the furthest thing are you will see with the unaided eye. The Andromeda galaxy is a collection of a trillion stars lying 2.5m light years distant. Also known as M31, it is the nearest large galaxy to the Milky Way. Once you have located this admittedly faint object, you
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Do we need a backup planet to survive? At the core of Musk and Bezos's space programmes is the belief that for humans to survive and thrive forever, they will eventually need a backup planet.
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Biohackers beware
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Human-animal hybrids: Can we justify the experiments?
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World's First Complex Quantum Teleportation Paves the Way for Next-Gen Computing
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Global appetite for beef, soy fuels Amazon fires
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Trump's Two G7 Summits
At the Group of Seven meeting in Biarritz, France, there are, in effect, two different summits underway—one that's happening in President Donald Trump's mind, and another that is actually happening on the ground; there's the summit Trump is trying to will into existence, and the summit unfolding in real time. To hear Trump tell it, predictions that the weekend summit would be contentious were all
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Should We Eat Less Rice?
Digging into the statistics about rice farming and climate change — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
2h
The Wizard of Oz Invented the 'Good Witch'
Whenever I introduce myself as a witch who writes about witches , conversation often turns to The Wizard of Oz , and when it does I'm always tempted to focus on the movie's verdant villain. Many fans delight in the Wicked Witch of the West's deranged cackle and her lust for power and ruby pumps. Even when she meets her demise at Dorothy's hands, she goes down in style, seething: "Who would have t
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Svårt och dyrt att städa undan rymdskrot
Runt jorden snurrar idag ungefär en miljon skrotdelar i storlek 1cm och uppåt. De kommer svepande i bortåt 29.000 km/tim, och om de träffar satelliter vi behöver för till exempel kommunikationer och väderprognoser så kan dessa förstöras. Något måste göras för att städa upp. Olika idéer testas, men de är alla svåra och dyra.
3h
FTC, AT&T settle 2014 data-throttling lawsuit – CNET
Suit accused the carrier of deceiving unlimited-data customers when it slowed their connection speeds.
4h
Varm som solen: Dansk universitet installerer fusionsreaktor i kælderen
En mini-fusionsreaktor på DTU skal bidrage i jagten på en uendelig, klimavenlig energikilde.
4h
Plants have awareness and intelligence, argue scientists
The field of plant neurobiology studies the complex behavior of plants. Plants were found to have 15-20 senses, including many like humans. Some argue that plants may have awareness and intelligence, while detractors persist. None Do plants have feelings? Not in a poetic, metaphorical sort of way but real feelings? Can they hate, love, or be bored? If you go around plucking flowers or mowing gras
4h
Save time using maths: Analytical tool designs corkscrew-shaped nano-antennae
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I'm interested in a sub-field of AI but don't know what to call it.
A colleague of mine and I have recently decided to tackle a project which we think has important ramifications for the field of artificial intelligence. We're vaguely aware that relevant work has been done at places like Carnegie Mellon and are hoping to get some guidance. Our two overarching goals are to discover how models are constructed and to develop a model 'calculus' describing how an agen
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Can Mars Be Made Habitable in Our Lifetime? – It could be possible, at least to some degree, with a novel system involving aerogel.
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New CRISPR Method Advances the Clock for Genetic Editing
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Self-driving cars will only last four years because they will be used so much, Ford says
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Nikola plans to build 700 fuel stations by 2028.
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Cyborgs will replace humans and remake the world, James Lovelock says
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Prototype crawler with omni-directional wheels can move in any direction
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Heart attacks and the efficacy of polypills – a hard pill to swallow? | Letters
Dr Peter Trewby questions the risk-reduction figures of the Iran study and Oliver Lepen says the focus must be on preventing disease, not medication Your headline ( Single polypill reduces risk of heart attacks and strokes, study finds , 23 August) should really have been tempered by quoting the absolute rather than the relative risk-reduction figures. The 34% reduction in major cardiac events yo
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Citizen Science Heads Back To School 🎓
No matter what age you are, you can do real scientific research as a citizen scientist! Below, SciStarter's editors feature 10 great citizen science projects for formal and informal science learning settings. Citizen science has been identified as an effective approach to support student learning in science by engaging students in the science practices as outlined by the Next Generation Science St
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Solar array feeds railway route in the UK
How well is the UK doing to seal a future of solar powered trains? Will connecting solar power directly to rail networks help meet a good enough share of electricity needs? Eyes are on a pilot …
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When a Still Life Comes Alive
This artist's paintings walk among us — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
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Skin patch could painlessly deliver vaccines, cancer medications in one minute
Melanoma is a deadly form of skin cancer that has been increasing in the U.S. for the past 30 years. Nearly 100,000 new cases of melanoma are diagnosed every year, and 20 Americans die every day from it, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. Now, researchers have developed a fast-acting skin patch that efficiently delivers medication to attack melanoma cells. The device, tested in mice
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Chocolate muddles cannabis potency testing
In 2012, Washington and Colorado became the first states to legalize recreational marijuana. Since then, several other states have joined them, and cannabis-infused edibles, including gummy bears, cookies and chocolates, have flooded the market. But these sweet treats have created major headaches for the scientists trying to analyze them for potency and contaminants. Researchers now report that co
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When a Still Life Comes Alive
This artist's paintings walk among us — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
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Global appetite for beef, soy fuels Amazon fires
Two of the industries involved in the infernos consuming the Amazon rainforest and drawing the attention of global powers gathered at the G7 meeting in France are familiar to diners worldwide: soy and beef.
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Ivory Coast's 'Floating Island' points to greener tourism
The seaside resort offers visitors a cool drink or tasty meal, a dip in a pool, a karaoke session or an overnight stay, all with a view.
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'Red lights' as over-tourism threatens Corsican nature reserve
"It's nature's magical design," says a tourist guide, waxing poetic as he comments on the impressive red cliffs plunging into a turquoise sea at the Scandola nature reserve on France's Corsica island.
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Brazil's army fights Amazon fires after hundreds more flare up
Brazil on Sunday deployed two C-130 Hercules aircraft to douse fires devouring parts of the Amazon rainforest, as hundreds of new blazes were ignited ahead of nationwide protests over the destruction.
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'Red lights' as over-tourism threatens Corsican nature reserve
"It's nature's magical design," says a tourist guide, waxing poetic as he comments on the impressive red cliffs plunging into a turquoise sea at the Scandola nature reserve on France's Corsica island.
5h
Docking aborted for Russia's first humanoid robot in space
An unmanned spacecraft carrying Russia's first humanoid robot to be sent into orbit failed to dock at the International Space Station on Saturday, in a new setback for Moscow.
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CITES votes to protect endangered mako sharks
A proposal to strengthen protection for mako sharks, hunted for their meat and fins, was adopted Sunday by 102 countries at the CITES global wildlife trade summit.
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CITES votes to protect endangered mako sharks
A proposal to strengthen protection for mako sharks, hunted for their meat and fins, was adopted Sunday by 102 countries at the CITES global wildlife trade summit.
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Astronomer: 'Magic' nights make Hawaii best telescope site
When starlight from billions of years ago zips across the universe and finally comes into focus on Earth, astronomers want their telescopes to be in the best locations possible to see what's out there.
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NASA investigating first crime committed in space: report
US space agency NASA is investigating what may be the first crime committed in outer space, The New York Times reported Saturday.
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Sharks and rays to be given new international protections
An estimated 100 million sharks are killed every year, many for shark fin soup.
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Having a visual enclosure around your desk improves your perseverance on tasks, likely through a reduction of mental effort allocation to the environment.
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Space is dead: A challenge to the standard model of quantum mechanics
Realists believe that there is an exactly understandable way the world is — one that describes processes independent of our intervention. Anti-realists, however, believe realism is too ambitious — too hard. They believe we pragmatically describe our interactions with nature — not truths that are independent of us. In nature, properties of Particle B may be depend on what we choose to measure or m
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Is Trump Destroying Bipartisan Consensus on Israel?
Updated on August 25, 2019 at 12:19 p.m. ET For a long time, elected officials in Washington maintained a rough consensus on Israel. The United States and Israel were unquestioned allies. Military and aid packages were guaranteed winners in Congress. And support for Israel was bipartisan. Following the Six-Day War in 1967, when the country's survival seemed imminently threatened, Jewish organizat
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The *Jeopardy!* Master is Making a Better Trivia Game
Ken Jennings is teaming up with the creator of *Magic* to launch *Half-Truth*, a game that will "make you feel smart when you play."
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Similar brains but with differences that matter
That may be why mouse studies don't always tell the right story. Paul Biegler reports.
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Chocolate and cannabis make a hash of things
Matrix effect makes it hard to assess product potency.
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Hos Ørsted kan medarbejderne gå til hjernefitness
PLUS. Øget bevidsthed om, hvor meget – eller lidt – vi kan fokusere på ad gangen, gør det nemmere at sige til og fra i en travl hverdag.
7h
The Internet Will Never Be Safe—and That's Just Fine
We're a long way from the halcyon days of the early internet, when the promise of a decentralized digital communications network meant anyone could talk to anyone without appealing to the gatekeepers. Knowledge would be liberated from elite newsrooms and stodgy old encyclopedia sets. "Information wants to be free" was the slogan of the day. We've since learned "free" information often has a price
7h
Birds dress to impress – and avoid
For a select few, two feather changes a year is the norm. Nick Carne reports.
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A Hippocratic Oath for data science?
A little more data literacy might be enough, suggest Lewis Mitchell and Joshua Ross from Australia's University of Adelaide.
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Science history: The simple brilliance of Venn diagrams
British mathematician also had a love for cricket. Jeff Glorfeld reports.
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Anniversary of an image
It's 30 years since Voyager 2 got close to Neptune.
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Saved From Death Row, Only to Be Returned
In 1991, an 18-year-old named Marcus Robinson, along with a friend, carjacked a white teenager, who was later found dead at a construction site. At trial, Robinson and his accomplice each said the other had shot the victim. Both Robinson and the friend were black, and race immediately became a hallmark of the prosecution's strategy in Robinson's trial. During jury selection, John Dickson, the pro
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"A Complete Enigma"—New Zealand Lizard Declared Extinct 130 Years After Only Sighting
But here's the good news: new research finds it was actually six different species, and five still exist—for now — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
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"A Complete Enigma"—New Zealand Lizard Declared Extinct 130 Years After Only Sighting
But here's the good news: new research finds it was actually six different species, and five still exist—for now — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
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Razer Blade Pro 17 Review: The Best Large Gaming Laptop
Razer's latest 17-inch laptop offers desktop-grade gaming performance in a weighty but portable package.
8h
Bugatti's Centodieci, VW's Electric Dune Buggy, and More Cars News
Plus, an inside look at Netflix's crazy new car show and Ford's plan to gather data from college scooter riders.
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G7 can't turn a blind eye to ecocide in the Amazon – Leaders must ask themselves if Jair Bolsonaro's destructive attitude to the forest and its peoples should be considered a crime. The fires in the Amazon remind us this is not just a crime against nature but a crime against humanity.
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Tree-planting search engine saw a 1150% increase in downloads after the Amazon rainforest fires: It uses 80% of its profits from search ads to plant millions of trees in Brazil and other emerging economies – says it has planted 65 million trees to date.
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The Detroit Zoo plans to be entirely powered by renewable energy by 2021 – The zoo's Greenprint initiative includes installing an "anerobic digester." The Detroit Zoo says that program is the first of its kind at a zoo.
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Preventing the deactivation of a protein could be key to repairing the central nervous system. Scientists deciphered new mechanisms that enable the regeneration of nerve fibers in experiments with mice. This could open up new treatment approaches for the brain, optic nerve, and spinal cord injuries.
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Solar-powered orbiting drones to protect the Amazon rainforest?
What about a system of solar-powered automated drones that orbit around the rainforest in order to avoid future deforestations? It would follow the same logic of satellites around the earth. What do you think? submitted by /u/lwhite99 [link] [comments]
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Asia digs up and burns three quarters of the world's coal
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Cyborgs will replace humans and remake the world. Today's computers can already process data far faster than we can; with fully independent artificial intelligence
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Skin patch could painlessly deliver vaccines and cancer medications in one minute – produced nine times the antibody level compared to intramuscular injections (e.g., used for flu shots) and 160 times the antibody level compared to subcutaneous injections (e.g., used for measles vaccines).
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The world's first floating dairy farm has set sail in the Netherlands, running entirely on solar energy and using electric vehicles to transport the feed. Beyond floating farms, experts have also called for floating cities, solar farms, and wind turbines.
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Sustainability commitments by major U.S. corporations over the next decade will create demand for up to 85 gigawatts of renewable energy. Projects contracted by top companies last year will generate a total of 6 GW of renewable energy once up and running which will grow in the years ahead
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Deducing the scale of tsunamis from the 'roundness' of deposited gravel
Scientists have found a link between the 'roundness' distribution of tsunami deposits and how far tsunamis reach inland. They sampled the 'roundness' of gravel from different tsunamis in Koyadori, Japan, and found a common, abrupt change in composition approximately 40% of the 'inundation distance' from the shoreline, regardless of tsunami magnitude. Estimates of ancient tsunami size from geologic
9h
Robots Compete In Disaster Test
Robotics teams from all over the country compete in Pennsylvania in the Subterranean Challenge to see whose robot performs best in a simulated mine disaster scenario.
9h
Getting Coral To Reproduce
NPR's Leila Fadel speaks with Florida Aquarium's lead coral scientist Keri O'Neil about getting stone coral to repeatedly reproduce in a lab setting. This could help save global coral populations.
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Academic Science Rethinks All-Too-White 'Dude Walls' Of Honor
Historic portraits of revered scientists and doctors can be found all over medical schools and universities — and, as it happens, most feature white men. Some say this sends the wrong message. (Image credit: Pat Greenhouse/Boston Globe via Getty Images)
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On Trump and Queeg: A Followup
Three days ago I argued that if Donald Trump were in any consequential job other than the one he now occupies—surgeon, military commander, head of a private organization or public company, airline pilot—he would already have been removed. A sampling of reader response: The military would have responded. One reader writes: I am retired military officer and there IS a significant part of his behavi
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How To Get the Most Out of Your Smartphone Battery
If you treat your smartphone's battery right, you'll drive yourself a lot less crazy trying to find an outlet.
10h
My Family's Gun Wounds: A Tale in Three Acts
For years, I laughed off guns. They were part of the scenery where I grew up in Chicago. Street gangs fought each other with switchblades and brass knuckles and sometimes you heard the pop of gunfire at night. I shrugged it off. Made jokes about the situation. Closed my eyes and went to sleep. In America, we "go ballistic" when we get angry. We "shoot from the hip" when we talk out of turn. We ha
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De pisker olie ud af forurenet jord
PLUS. Tonsvis af olieforurenet jord fra en byggeplads i København er fragtet til Køge, hvor et nyt anlæg skal piske olien ud til genbrug.
10h
Boris Johnson's G7 Balancing Act
Boris Johnson has spent the first month of his premiership holding bilateral talks with Britain's allies in the European Union and in the United States. But can he appeal to both at once? At this weekend's Group of Seven summit in the French seaside town of Biarritz, he has endeavored to do just that. The annual gathering, which brings together leaders from Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy
10h
Kinesiske hackere går målrettet efter sundhedsdata i Europa og USA
Især kræftforskning er guld værd for Kinas stats-sponsorerede hackere, viser ny rapport.
11h
When Kamala Was a Top Cop
When Senator Kamala Harris is criticized for actions she took as San Francisco's district attorney or as California's attorney general, the Democratic presidential hopeful responds in two ways. She cites the most progressive aspects of her record, arguing that she'll advocate in the White House for more reforms to the criminal-justice system. And she asserts that it is laudable to work for change
11h
OnePlus 7T might pack a wide-angle camera
A bunch of OnePlus 7T renders from notable leaker OnLeaks and Pricebaba shows a phone that looks pretty much like its predecessor — if it weren't for its circular camera module. …
11h
How diabetes can increase cancer risk
For years, scientists have been trying to solve a medical mystery: Why do people with diabetes have an increased risk of developing some forms of cancer? Today, researchers report a possible explanation for this double whammy. They found that DNA sustains more damage and gets fixed less often when blood sugar levels are high, thereby increasing cancer risk. The researchers will present their resul
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Skin patch could painlessly deliver vaccines, cancer medications in one minute
Nearly 100,000 new cases of melanoma are diagnosed annually, and 20 Americans die every day from it. Now, researchers have developed a skin patch that efficiently delivers medication within one minute to attack melanoma cells. The device, tested in mice and human skin samples, also could be adapted to deliver other vaccines. The scientists present their findings today at the American Chemical Soci
12h
This Is What Aliens Would See if They Examined Earth From Afar
Here's how Earth holds up as an exoplanet.
12h
Turns Out Storytelling Isn't Always The Best Way to Get People to Believe Facts
Don't let a story get in the way of a good fact.
12h
Astronomers Show Dead Planets Could Be 'Broadcasting' Radio Wave Signals Into Space
This could be the fate of our own planet.
12h
7 ways smart cities can improve urban life
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Head of NASA: nuclear propulsion could be "game-changer"
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This Weird Echidna Is The Result of One of The Best Fire Survival Tactics We've Heard
Only in Australia.
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Spørg Fagfolket: Kunne man ikke lagre CO2 i træer og lade dem synke til bunds i havet?
En læser funderer over, om den ikke kunne rette lidt op på miljøregnskabet, hvis vi lader nogle træer vokse op, der kan binde CO2 og så dumper dem i havet, så det ikke bliver frigjort igen på landjorden. Det svarer KU på.
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Ny professor vil revolutionere studier af bivirkninger
Dr.med. Anton Pottegård vil med sit nye professorat bl.a. automatisere studier af bivirkninger – uafhængigt af de klassiske bivirkningsindberetninger. Det skal afdække skjulte bivirkninger som for eksempel cancer årtier efter endt brug af lægemidler.
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Explaining why Reddit posts are removed helps people comply with rules
Social media sites could cut the flow of unsavoury material by a fifth by better explaining their rules, according to a study of 32 million posts on Reddit
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Tests at 3 years old could predict how well your brain will age
Cognitive testing at the age of 3 can predict how healthy a person's brain will be in their mid 40s, and may indicate whether they are likely to develop dementia
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Does having children make you happy? Yes, if you let them | Kenan Malik
A new study suggests non-parents are happier but kids bring great pleasure and joy if they are not viewed as constraints Children can make you happy. But only once they've left home. So suggests a new academic study . It's the latest in a pile of recent studies that have sought to measure parenting and happiness. While the results have been mixed, most suggest that parents are less happy than non
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The 'Breaking Bad' movie comes to Netflix on October 11th
At last, Netflix's Breaking Bad movie has a name — and importantly, a release date. The service has released a teaser revealing that El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie will premiere …
15h
The surprisingly great idea in Bernie Sanders's Green New Deal: electric school buses
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We need more regular civilians in politics to fight climate change
We've already seen that our career politicians have totally failed to address climate change, on both sides of the isle, there has been a consistent failure by our governments to address the issue, and I think that has to do with the fact that most of our politicians are some form of elites who won't feel the effects for some time, and thus, don't care enough to try to stop it. I believe that in
15h
Space mining and return the resources to earth as hail sized chunks that rain down on the desert?
Does this seem doable? For example, say they collected resources in space, and crushed it into softball sized pieces. Then they filled a giant (kevlar/carbon fiber?) sack covered in heat shielding for the re-entry. The heat shields are built to burn up in the atmosphere – just as re-entry is complete. Then the softball-sized pieces harmlessly (hopefully) rain down on the uninhabited desert below.
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NASA Images Show Just How Much Carbon Monoxide Is Coming Off The Burning Amazon
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Hvad kan 9.479 hjerner i en kælder på Fyn sige om vores intelligens?
På Syddansk Universitet står verdens største samling af menneskehjerner.
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Ivanka Trump to Head New Agency of Precrime
A Precog capable of predicting future crimes in the film version of Minority Report . In a strange twist suitable for the dystopian reality show broadcast from the West Wing dining room , a charity formed to fight pancreatic cancer has morphed into project SAFE HOME — "Stopping Aberrant Fatal Events by Helping Overcome Mental Extremes". SAFE HOME — "Stopping Aberrant Fatal Events by Helping Overc
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Rymdskrot sprider sig som en epidemi
Gamla satelliter och raketer ligger och skrotar i omloppsbana runt jorden. När de krockar med fungerande satelliter eller annat skrot förökar det sig med en rasande takt. Spela klippet ovan för att se hur rymdskrotet påverkar nya uppskjutningar.
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Här väjer rymdstationen ISS för flygande skrot
Flygande skrot är ett ständigt hot på världens största satellit, den bemannade rymdstationen ISS. Och för att undvika rymdskrot måste rymdstationen styras ur kurs. Spela klippet för att se när astronauterna väjer för skrotet i rymden.
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Christer Fuglesang vill skjuta ner rymdskrot med laser
Sedan i torsdags har ett miniteleskop varit på väg till internationella rymdstationen ISS. Det ska användas till experiment med att förgöra rymdskrot som ligger i omloppsbana runt jorden. Se klippet ovan när astronaut Christer Fuglesang berättar om när han själv bidrog till rymdskot i rymden.
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Trump tries to overturn ruling stopping him from blocking Twitter users
President Trump is determined to challenge an appeals court ruling preventing him from blocking critics on Twitter. The Justice Department has filed papers for Trump that demanded …
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Wow! What if 1 in 4 sunlike stars has an Earth? | Space
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Quantum radar has been demonstrated for the first time
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Douglas Adams 'Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' was right – knowledge without understanding is meaningless
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NASA Reportedly Investigating First Allegation of a Crime in Space
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The first trillion transistor chip
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Loving-kindness meditation, which helps people cultivate warm and friendly feelings towards others, slows cellular aging, demonstrated by less telomere attrition than control group, suggests a new randomized controlled trial (n=142).
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The robots are coming for your job, too
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Ny studie: E-cigaretter påverkar blodcirkulationen – med en gång
Nikotinfria e-cigaretter påverkar blodcirkulationen efter bara ett användningstillfälle. Det visar en ny studie gjord på unga icke-rökare. Enligt forskarna krävs vidare studier för att se om det finns några långsiktiga skadliga effekter.
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