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Location American Technology News for 31 July 2017
Air-Breathing Fish 'Hibernate' in Pods on Dry Land (Video) Most fish would be left high and dry during arid drought periods when bodies of water shrink and disappear -- but African lungfish aren't most fish.
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Slow cooker do's and don'ts that home cooks should live by For many home cooks, slow cookers make meal prep quicker and easier. Lucky for you, our guide will teach you how to use a Crock-Pot, so your meals turn out better, safer, and more flavorful. The post Slow cooker do’s a...
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'Game of Thrones' Recap Season 7, Episode 3: The Fury That Drives You Who will you be when the whip is finally in your hand: the woman who gets to wield it, or the one who drops it in the sand?
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The cheapest Ryzen Threadripper yet: AMD's new Threadripper 1900X will cost $549 Continuing its attack on Intel's high-end desktop chips, AMD on Monday unveiled a third Ryzen Threadripper CPU priced at $549. The Ryzen Threadripper 1900X will feature 8-cores and 16-threads of computing power, but unli...
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We're Not Totally Sure How Much the Planet Will Warm This Century--But We Still Need to Act It's a well-worn fact that our round Earth is warming, and that human carbon emissions are the cause. What's less well-known is how much warming we've already committed our planet to in the future. A new study crunched s...
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Getting NASA astronauts safely out of Orion

Engadget - 31 Jul 2017 16:39
Getting NASA astronauts safely out of Orion As Project Mercury astronaut Gus Grissom learned, NASA spaceflights are not over after splashdown. During his 1961 mission, the hatch blew too soon and nearly took him and the "Liberty Bell" capsule to the bottom of the ...
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Picture perfect

EurekAlert! - 31 Jul 2017 06:00
(University of California - Santa Barbara) When taking a picture, a photographer must typically commit to a composition that cannot be changed after the shutter is released. For example, when using a wide-angle lens to c...
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Anthony Scaramucci, White House Communications Director (July 21, 2017 - July 31, 2017) The New York Times reports that President Trump has removed Anthony Scaramucci from his role as White House communications director. It has only been ten days since the wealthy New York financier was named for the job.
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Google Tells City 'Local Adolescents' Are Throwing its Bikes Into a Mountain View Creek Mountain View public records show Google asked for help in retrieving its abandoned bikes from Stevens Creek.
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GT-R-powered Ford Focus makes valiant bid to dominate Pikes Peak hill climb Tony Quinn, a race car driver from New Zealand, stuffed a Nissan GT-R-sourced 3.8-liter V6 in a Ford Focus in a bid to dominate Pikes Peak. His brakes failed this time, but he's already preparing for next year's edition....
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Soccer robots compete in RoboCup 2017, hope to beat human players by 2050 Every year for the past two decades, teams have met in a friendly tournament called RoboCup, which seems them compete in soccer matches and more practical challenges like industrial production and rescue missions. The po...
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Every Voting Machine at This Hacking Conference Got Totally Pwned A noisy cheer went up from the crowd of hackers clustered around the voting machine tucked into the back corner of a casino conference room--they'd just managed to load Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" onto the Wi...
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New Technique Creates Stunning 3D Images of Live Insects When taking high-resolution 3D scans of insects, scientists typically have to kill their test subjects, which isn't always ideal. By taking advantage of an insect's ability to survive oxygen-poor conditions, scientists h...
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Google Searches About Suicide Increased After Netflix's '13 Reasons Why' Many mental health experts worried the show glamorized suicide.
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The Era of Human Gene Editing Is Here--What Happens Next Is Critical Scientists in Portland, Ore., just succeeded in creating the first genetically modified human embryo in the United States, according to Technology Review. A team led by Shoukhrat Mitalipov of Oregon Health & Science Univ...
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Europa and Enceladus 'Will Have No Habitable Period,' Says Study on Ice Worlds New research in Nature Geoscience predicts the hellish future fates of ice worlds like Jupiter's moon Europa or Saturn's moon Enceladus.
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Leak: Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL cases on Amazon may show Google's new designs They might not be destined to sell quite as well as Apple's upcoming iPhone 8 or even the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, but Google's new Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL are likely the most hotly anticipated phones in the world among har...
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Scramble to download VPN apps as they vanished from Apple's China App Store As VPN apps started to disappear from China's iOS App Store over the weekend, users in the country were frantically downloading as many as they could. On Saturday, Apple pulled the rug out from under Chinese iPhone users...
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Soyuz rocket delivers new crew to the ISS

Space News - 31 Jul 2017 16:32
Soyuz rocket delivers new crew to the ISS A Soyuz spacecraft delivered three new crew members to the International Space Station Friday. The crew consists of Russian cosmonaut Sergey Ryazanskiy, American astronaut Randy Bresnik and Italian astronaut Paolo Nespol...
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Neil Armstrong's Solid Gold Moon Lander Replica Stolen From Museum It's been a bad couple of weeks for priceless artifacts from NASA history. First, a moon-dusted sample bag from Apollo 11 was privately auctioned, and now a solid gold moon lander replica that was gifted to Neil Armstron...
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Japan's potential SpaceX competitor achieves mixed results in first launch A Japanese startup commercial rocket launch attempted to launch a 10-meter tall ‘Momo’ rocket to orbit on Sunday, but while the rocket achieved liftoff, it only made it about one-fifth of its total target altitude. T...
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Another Clue About Apple's Next iPhone May Have Just Dropped Developers found hints about the iPhone 8 hidden in Apple's code
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