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Spooky Quantum Action Passes Test

Scientific American - 1 Dec 2018 16:00
Spooky Quantum Action Passes Test Recent experiments quash the hope that the unsettling phenomenon of quantum entanglement can be explained away --
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Samsung's foldable phone is here, with brand-new One UI for Android - CNET A totally new phone design needs a totally fresh interface.
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Gene Therapy Tackles a Common Birth Defect: Deafness

Scientific American - 1 Dec 2018 16:00
Gene Therapy Tackles a Common Birth Defect: Deafness After false starts, researchers are making progress toward treating deafness with gene therapy --
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New AI generates physical addresses for unmapped regions MIT and Facebook have teamed up on a new potential way to give addresses to people who currently don’t have one. Approximately four billion people around the globe lack a physical address, a problem that impacts everyt...
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Google May Be Shutting Down Hangouts for Consumers Sometime in 2020: Report It looks as though Hangouts will join a growing list of Google chat products to bite the dust. After years of indications that such a move could be imminent, Google may finally be shutting down its Hangouts platform for ...
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Amazon's AWS RoboMaker can do a lot, but is it right for your robotics needs? Here are five ways RoboMaker is being used that might help you decide.
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NASA Curiosity rover snaps image of another shiny Mars object A couple days ago, Curiosity woke up to the song Please would you be my neighbor from Mr. Rogers, that being a greeting for the newly arrived InSight rover. Following that, NASA researchers explain, Curiosity got to work...
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Scientists are beginning to worry about bacteria found in Space Station toilet Scientists are beginning to worry about five new strains of microbes found in the toilet on the International Space Station. They are similar to recently discovered multi-drug resistant bacteria on Earth. The post Scient...
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Why a Hacker Exploited Printers to Make PewDiePie Propaganda An anonymous hacker has claimed credit for the prank, which is part of an ongoing YouTube subscriber feud.
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How Blockchain Is Changing Computer Gaming

Singularity Hub - 1 Dec 2018 17:00
How Blockchain Is Changing Computer Gaming Ripples of change are starting to spread throughout the $108.9 billion computer gaming industry, as blockchain technology looks set to change core aspects of games enjoyed by 2.2 billion people around the world. Better s...
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This Stick-On Robotic Arm Promises to Put the Damn Toilet Seat Down For You I'm just going to come right out and say it: Urinating while standing is a terrible idea. It creates a host of messes including splash back and disgusting drips, and inevitably the toilet seat gets left up, leading to so...
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NASA Administrator Statement on Passing of George H.W. Bush

NASA Breaking news - 1 Dec 2018 16:55
NASA Administrator Statement on Passing of George H.W. Bush The following is a statement from NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine about the passing of former President George Herbert Walker Bush:
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Whale songs and war: The less talked-about climate impacts Climate change is more than rising temps. It also has a hand in altering whale songs, flowering plants and civil war
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Creating Synthetic Silk from Microbes

Scientific American - 1 Dec 2018 16:00
Creating Synthetic Silk from Microbes Engineered bacteria produce silk-like fibers that are as strong as natural ones --
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While You Weren't Looking, Engineers Combined a Plane and a Blimp to Make a Plimp Airship What happens when you cross a blimp with a plane, and give it a few helicopter abilities? A lighter-than-air plimp-hybrid airship is born, according to a Seattle-based company looking for investors.
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How Google Keeps Its Power-Hungry Operations Carbon Neutral At TEDWomen 2018, sustainability office Kate Brandt urges others to embrace the "circular economy."
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Fix Facebook, whether it wants to or not: whistleblower Eight months after revealing the links between Facebook and Cambridge Analytica (CA), whistleblower Christopher Wylie is pushing for the internet giant to be regulated--whether it wants to or not.
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Alaska surveys damage from major earthquakes

ABC News - 1 Dec 2018 06:57
Alaska surveys damage from major earthquakes Anchorage is reeling after powerful, back-to-back earthquakes ripped apart highways, cracked buildings and rattled people's nerves around Anchorage.
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Microsoft Office apps are getting new icons There's no denying that the Office suite of apps is Microsoft's most important product, even more critical for the success of the company than Windows. That's because many people already use alternatives to Windows, incl...
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More potential names have leaked for Samsung's revolutionary foldable phone When you're a smartphone manufacturer preparing to introduce an all-new form factor to the marketplace, you certainly want to give the new handset a great name. A name that conveys something about the device that may see...
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Amazon Music app for Android TV appears on Google Play Store Amazon’s own streaming music service, Amazon Music, will soon be available on Android TV. The new support, which is currently open for pre-registration, will enable Android TV users to directly access the service using...
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Tesla Needs Subaru or Maybe Mazda to Succeed The recent reports that Elon Musk told his employees that the $35,000 Model 3 would cost $38,000 to build made me realize some things: first, -$3,000 is a pretty crappy profit margin, and second, Tesla needs some friends...
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