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Beautiful Laser Harp Hides Some Neat Tricks
Laser harps aren’t quite a right of passage, in that not everyone builds them, but it’s likely everyone at least contemplates building one at one time or another. We’re lucky …read more
Hackaday · EN
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4.95-MW agrivoltaic solar farm with hay cultivation to provide 10 % cheaper power in US
A 4.95-megawatt (MW) agrivoltaic solar project has secured approval in Illinois, paving the way for...
Interesting Engineering · EN
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PUDU debuts 8-hour runtime semi-humanoid, Nvidia robot dog, cat-like service robot
Chinese robotics giant PUDU Robotics showcased all six of its robot product lines together for...
Interesting Engineering · EN
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New robotic hand learns human-like grip control to stop objects from falling
A major technical challenge remains in teaching a robot to grasp an object, then rotate...
Interesting Engineering · EN
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Northrop Grumman develops advanced navigation system for US Navy ships and submarines
The AN/WSN-12 Navigation Processor Module (NPM) from American defense and aerospace company Northrop Grumman is...
Interesting Engineering · EN
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Strike drone turned into weapon carrier, integrates kamikaze UAVs that hit targets accurately
A Turkish defense technology company has taken a significant step to expand capabilities of its...
Interesting Engineering · EN
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Anthropic maps world’s first 3D bacterial vault with 96 copies of one protein
Scientists have mapped the first three-dimensional structure of a vault particle linked to bacterial life,...
Interesting Engineering · EN
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Rover-deployed nodes could deliver 100 kW of power to support future Moon missions
Astrolab plans to build a lunar power and communications network capable of delivering more than...
Interesting Engineering · EN
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OpenAI’s cyber agents find 948 Linux flaws, uncover 10 ways to break system defenses
OpenAI has developed an automated cybersecurity research pipeline that identified 948 distinct Linux kernel vulnerabilities...
Interesting Engineering · EN
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Space baby!
My newborn grandson, Vittorio, is a high-tech futuristic child. (Actually, he’s got a little bit of jaundice and is being treated with light therapy, in addition to being a cool baby from the future.)
Pharyngula · EN
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Beverly Whipple Has Died. She Introduced the G-Spot to the Mainstream.
Dr. Whipple studied the female erogenous zone and, with collaborators, wrote a best seller about women’s sexuality. She was 85.
NYT Science · EN
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Typhoons batter East Asia as El Niño makes Pacific 'burn with fever'
Even for countries where typhoons are a way of life, the last few months have brought unusually wild weather.
BBC Science · EN
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Why Do People Burn Effigies of Guy Fawkes on November 5?
Bonfire Night marks a foiled plot from 1605, but for most of its history the figure on top of the fire wasn’t Fawkes.
Mental Floss · EN
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The Most Popular Baby Name in Every State in 2026, Mapped
Curious what parents in your state are naming their newborns? Check out BabyCenter’s map of the most popular baby names across America in 2026.
Mental Floss · EN
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The Real-Life Gilded Age Party That Changed New York Society Forever
The extravagant ball had a lasting effect. HBO’s ‘The Gilded Age’ takes inspiration from the real-life event in its season 1 finale.
Mental Floss · EN
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The Best College Towns in America, Ranked
Discover the best college towns in America according to WalletHub’s new study. See which cities ranked #1 for student life, affordability, and career success.
Mental Floss · EN
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The Living Museum in Queens, New York
Tucked inside a building on the grounds of the Creedmoor Psychiatric Center, the Living Museum is a collection of artists’ work that feels nothing like a conventional museum. Established in 1983, it is a working creative space where psychiatric patients can create paintings, sculptures, installations, and mixed-media works. Artwork fills walls, rooms, and exhibition spaces, while individual artists can maintain their own studios and develop work alongside one another. There is even a music studio where albums have been recorded and are available for purchase in the museum store, along with pat
Atlas Obscura · EN
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Actually, You Can Go Back to Constantinople. A Landmark Exhibition Reconstructs the Imperial City With 1,600 Years of Treasures From Byzantine and Ottoman Times
"Constantinople to Istanbul: One City, Two Empires" at London's Victoria and Albert Museum tracks the storied city's evolution from a 4th-century capital to a bustling 19th-century metropolis—hippodromes, bathhouses and all
Smithsonian Magazine · EN
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It's Not Just You: Some Fast-Flying Birds Also Get Jet Lag
A new study finds that Manx shearwaters fly so fast that their internal clocks get out of sync with local time. These jet lag-like time shifts confuse their sun-based compasses, causing them to become a bit disoriented and fly slightly off course
Smithsonian Magazine · EN
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Famed Iron Age king was actually a woman
Meet Verica, ancient Rome's 'barbarian femme fatale.' The post Famed Iron Age king was actually a woman appeared first on Popular Science .
Popular Science · EN
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Game Theory Helps SETI Search for Alien Civilizations
SETI can be more effective the more the targets in the search are refined. SETI's newest survey effort uses game theory to inform its search. It's based on the idea that other ETIs would almost certainly use the transit method to detect habitable worlds like Earth.
Universe Today · EN
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China Unveils Their Plan for a Crewed Moon Landing
Yesterday, on November 3rd, the deputy chief designer of China's crewed space program and chief designer of the lunar exploration program (Wang Xiang) unveiled an official statement detailing its [plans for a crewed mission to the Moon](https://english.spacechina.com/n17212/c4744561/content.html).
Universe Today · EN
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NASA Shares Plans to Accelerate Artemis, Return to Moon
In an update on Oct. 23, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman and other agency leaders shared the agency’s path to returning Americans to the lunar surface in 2028. Agency leadership provided updates on the previously announced acceleration plans for the Artemis program, advancing toward the agency’s Artemis III test flight in 2027 and Artemis IV Moon […]
NASA Breaking News · EN
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NASA Announces X-70 Experimental Aircraft to Advance Flight Research
On Wednesday, NASA unveiled its newest experimental aircraft, the X-70 Fractal, during the UP.Summit at the agency’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This high-performance, highly adaptable research platform is designed to accelerate the development and testing of advanced aviation technologies. The crewed X-70 features advanced, rapidly reconfigurable flight-control technology that will allow NASA to explore […]
NASA Breaking News · EN