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Location American Technology News for 28 January 2018

Rare 'super blood blue moon' visible on Jan 31

Phys.org - 28 Jan 2018 23:17
Rare 'super blood blue moon' visible on Jan 31 A cosmic event not seen in 36 years--a rare "super blood blue moon"--may be glimpsed January 31 in parts of western North America, Asia, the Middle East, Russia and Australia.
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Tokyo-based cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck just made history, and not in a good way. It has lost around $534 million worth of NEM tokens, one of the lesser-known cryptocurrencies, after its network was hacked on Janua...
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Elon Musk's Boring Company is selling a flamethrower No, we're not kidding. After weeks of teases, Elon Musk has confirmed that The Boring Company is selling... a flamethrower. That's right, the same company digging traffic-skipping tunnels is now offering a weapon. Plunk ...
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Radinn G2X Electric Jetboard

The Gadget Flow - 28 Jan 2018 16:00
Experience high-speed fun on open water without the hassle with the Radinn G2X Electric Jetboard. Simply grab your G2X and take it on the water to experience this innovate sport that doesn’t require waves, wind or even...
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Why this artist taught herself how to build augmented reality creations Cyrene Quiamco loves Snapchat. It's easy to tell by the Ghostface Chillah plush in her bedroom, the pair of Spectacles in her bag, and the fact that her current Twitter profile picture is a Snapcode.  There's good reaso...
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'Halal' internet means more control in Iran after unrest In Iran, a government push for a 'halal' internet means more control after protests
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Portable DNA Sequencer Searches for Life in Extraterrestrial-Like Conditions During tests in the Canadian Arctic, a portable DNA sequencer searched for microbes in conditions like those thought to exist on Enceladus, Europa, and Mars.
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Yes, There *Is* Gravity in Space

Wired - 28 Jan 2018 15:00
Yes, There *Is* Gravity in Space Movies and TV shows often assume that no air = no gravity. Here's the way it actually works.
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Don't Make Artificial Intelligence Artificially Stupid in the Name of Transparency Opinion: A democracy shouldn't leave it to companies to figure out the ethics of artificial intelligence.
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Brain Workout: Aerobic Exercise May Help Delay, Improve Symptoms Of Alzheimer's Disease Exercise has long been prescribed to improve the brain health of older adults. Now, researchers have found that aerobic exercise is the best to delay Alzheimer's disease or improve its symptoms.
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Apple's first HomePod ads urge customers to 'order now' Apple Kicked off promotional efforts for its new HomePod on Saturday with four short ads showing off the smart speaker's svelte chassis and unique LCD control panel.
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(Reuters) - Diebold Nixdorf Inc and NCR Corp, two of the world's largest ATM makers, have warned that cyber criminals are targeting U.S. cash machines with tools that force them to spit out cash in hacking schemes known ...
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The Rocket Lab founder just launched a giant disco ball into orbit Space sculpture or space junk? Art is in the eye of the beholder, as Rocket Lab founder Peter Beck just launched a giant mirrored ball into orbit that will spin and reflect sunlight down to Earth as it passes overhead. T...
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Elon Musk wants to launch giant SpaceX Mars rocket Feb. 6 - CNET The historic flight of the Falcon Heavy slipped from January. Mars awaits.
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Explore The Space Between Script and Screen With This Comparison From Inside Out Much the way emotions live inside every person, a script lives inside every movie, helping shape it, direct it, give it life. Scripts form a superstructure around which films are built. But the execution of a scene can d...
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An amateur astronomer just discovered a long-lost NASA zombie satellite While searching for transmissions from spy satellites in orbit, amateur radio astronomer Scott Tilley discovered signals from a NASA satellite called IMAGE that was thought to have been lost more than a decade ago. The p...
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HQ Trivia Eliminates $20 Minimum to Cash Out Winnings HQ Trivia on Friday announced that it has dropped its $20 minimum balance requirement for players to cash out their winnings via PayPal. The change is welcomed since HQ's standard prize amount, now up to $2,500, is often...
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Microsoft Band 3 prototype reveals the wearable that might have been When Microsoft killed its Band wearables, a leak emerged of what was believed to be the cancelled third-generation model. Well, it's real -- and it says a lot about what Microsoft was thinking before it pulled the plug. ...
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Just days after SpaceX performed a successful static fire of its Falcon Heavy rocket, Elon Musk says that the company is planning to launch the rocket for the first time on Tuesday, February 6th from Cape Kennedy in Flor...
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National space defense center moved to full-time status Air Force Space Command's Gen. Raymond: "We have officially transitioned the national space defense center from an experiment to a functioning 24/7/365 operations center." SpaceNews.com
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Elton John announces his retirement tour with an amazing kaleidoscopic VR video Elton John, the original Rocket Man, revealed plans for his three-year Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour with a spectacular virtual reality experience that showcases the flamboyant and iconic rock star's decades-long caree...
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Elon Musk Would Like to Sell You a Flamethrower Do you have $500 lying around and want to spend it on something that will, inevitably, lead to a much costlier disaster? Elon Musk has you covered.
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