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What Were the First Records of Solar Eclipses?

SPACE.com - 5 Jul 2017 07:13
What Were the First Records of Solar Eclipses? People have been describing and documenting eclipses for thousands of years.
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Ebay and Amazon sellers are among those furious with the photo-sharing service.
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In a recent Tech Pro Research survey, 57 percent of respondents said they spend more time working with vendors than they did two years ago.
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Review: Nikon D7500, speed and capability

DP Review - 5 Jul 2017 19:11
Review: Nikon D7500, speed and capability The Nikon D7500 is a midrange APS-C DSLR that both sits below and borrows a lot from Nikon's APS-C flagship D500 including its 20.9MP sensor, high-res metering sensor (used for subject recognition) and very probably its ...
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Chinese search giant Baidu today announced that more than 50 companies, including big names in the auto and tech industries, have joined its Apollo self-driving car platform. Those companies include Ford, Daimler, Nvidia...
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Kim Jong-un's regime has tested a missile that could eventually hit the continental US with Hiroshima-sized nuclear weapons. Talks, war or sanctions are the only ways forward
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Samsung planning Samsung is the latest company to plan a voice assistant in a box.
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Not even bats are "blind as a bat"

The Verge - 5 Jul 2017 23:15
You've probably come across the phrase "blind as a bat" at some point in your life. But, as it turns out, bats aren't blind. To figure out where this myth started and why it's so popular, The Verge called up Winifred Fri...
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(Australian National University) Researchers have called for health professionals and climate forecasters to work more closely together ahead of extreme weather events and gradual climate change to help prevent the sprea...
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Microsoft's Steven Bathiche redefined the PC, and he wants to do it again Microsoft's Surface line has proven the company knows how to build hardware, but it wasn't built overnight. It was founded on a long history of research and innovation by scientists like Steven Bathiche. The post Microso...
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Things are friendlier in the north. DeepMind, Google's London-based artificial intelligence research branch, is launching a team at the University of Alberta in Canada. Why there? Two reasons come to mind: 1. Canada has ...
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Wacù Space-saving Portable Vacuum Device

The Gadget Flow - 5 Jul 2017 15:00
Wacù Space-saving Portable Vacuum Device Travel with everything you need when you use the Wacù Portable Vacuum Device. Working with specialized plastic bags, this small yet mighty machine removes the air from your clothing and linens. The result is an ultra co...
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E-Clips Triple-SIM Smartphone Adapter

The Gadget Flow - 5 Jul 2017 15:00
E-Clips Triple-SIM Smartphone Adapter Get the best signal no matter where you go with the E-Clips Triple-SIM Smartphone Adapter. This handy case lets you carry up to three SIM cards at once so you can easily switch between them. With this, you can instantly ...
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(Children's Hospital Los Angeles) Physician researchers at Children's Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) surveyed caregivers to understand their expectations and satisfaction of urgent care in a pediatric emergency department (...
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Fastest stars in the Milky Way are 'runaways' from another galaxy A group of astronomers have shown that the fastest-moving stars in our galaxy - which are travelling so fast that they can escape the Milky Way - are in fact runaways from a much smaller galaxy in orbit around our own.
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How to Confront Your Flaky Friend

Life Hacker - 5 Jul 2017 22:00
How to Confront Your Flaky Friend Making plans is hard, especially when you're making them with a chronic flaker. There are ways to politely cancel plans, but what if the person you're making plans with repeatedly doesn't show up? To save you time and fr...
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"I've always collected old cameras, and was always very much in love with my Rolleiflex which inspired the design of the original VIDERE and in turn the 35mm VIDERE." says designer Kelly Angood about her new Kickstarter ...
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What These Lifelike Androids Can Teach Us About Being Human For Dr. Hiroshi Ishiguro, one of the most interesting things about androids is the changing questions they pose us, their creators, as they evolve. Does it, for example, do something to the concept of being human if a hu...
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Team develops sprayable sensing network technology for structural health monitoring The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) research team developed a novel breed of nanocomposites-inspired sensors which can be sprayed directly on flat or curved engineering structural surfaces, such as train tracks ...
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It's not just writers who are getting a better deal from streaming video providers. SAG-AFTRA and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers have reached a "tentative" 3-year deal that includes better pay fo...
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The Google cars that collect maps and photograph city streets have also been collecting air -- and we could be seeing the results in more detailed maps very soon. John Blackstone has more.
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A robot that milks scorpions could aid cancer research A scorpion-milking robot designed to extract and store venom could put an end to the tricky manual method traditionally used by scientists. Researchers at the Ben M'sik Hassan II University in Morocco claim their robot n...
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