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Tag: Science & Technology
Pentagon Aims to Create Disappearing Delivery Drones
“Most likely, the device will just dissolve, especially since DARPA has been creating so-called soluble electronics for the past three years.”
Nasa Says Giant Asteroid Missed Earth in ‘near-miss’ – at a distance of 15m miles
Space agency takes unusual step of issuing the all-clear amid fears that asteroid 8666 (2000 FL 10) was headed right for us.
NASAprobe spots ‘gorgeous’ vistas on icy dwarf planet
Blue skies on Pluto.
NASA tests umbrella-like heat shield for future manned Mars missions
Landing on Mars is a big technical challenge.
Robot Wars Inevitable, Experts Suggest
High-level autonomous weapons already exist.
DNA ‘vaccine’ Sterilizes Mice, Could Lead to One-shot Birth Control
Researchers say it could be used to neuter and spay pets and to control reproduction in feral animal populations.
Study: People Are Happiest In Their 20s
Couples reported the greatest satisfaction with life just before having their first child.
Steve Jobs: Deadbeat Dad
Cold, ruthless, obsessive, according to neglected mother of his child.
Video: Previously unseen footage of 1955 nuke tests in Nevada
Gov’t the largest polluter by far.
Ray Kurzweil: In The 2030s, Nanobots In Our Brains Will Make Us ‘Godlike’
Once we’re cyborgs, he says, we’ll be funnier, sexier and more loving.
Mars Water Means Space Microbes May Pose Real Danger to Earth
Modern missions are even more susceptible to transporting bacteria than earlier Mars expeditions were.
Advanced Aliens Could ‘conquer and colonise’ Our Planet, Warns Stephen Hawking
The world famous physicist has admitted that if aliens came to visit Earth, the outcome might not be a positive one.
Computer algorithm created to encode human memories
Development intended to help with recent memories.
NASA Confirms: Mars has Liquid Water
Findings advance the potentiality for life on Mars, researchers said.