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Location American Technology News for 12 July 2020
(Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging) Carolyn J. Anderson, PhD, has been named the 2020 recipient of the prestigious Paul C. Aebersold Award. Anderson is a professor in the departments of medicine, radiolog...
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Leaked video reportedly unveils Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G with upgraded processor The new flip phone will reportedly include the Snapdragon 865+
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NASA implements changes to planetary protection policies for moon and Mars missions NASA announced July 9 two new directives regarding planetary protection for missions to the moon and Mars that implement recommendations of an independent review board last year. SpaceNews
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Samsung HW-Q950T and HW-Q900T Premium Soundbars support Dolby Atmos Wrapping up the Q series are the Samsung HW-Q950T and HW-Q900T Premium Soundbars. Both of these high-end speakers support Dolby Atmos, transporting you to the world of whatever you’re listening to. Not only that, but e...
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Does UV light kill the new coronavirus?

Live Science - 12 Jul 2020 13:00
Does UV light kill the new coronavirus? There are three main types of UV light, but only one can kill SARS-CoV-2.
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Summer Traditions: COVID-19 Edition

The New Yorker - 12 Jul 2020 13:00
Jonathan Muroya humorously illustrates traditional summer activities that have been revised for the coronavirus pandemic.
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Tesla Gigafactories - What's the future plan?

Slash Gear - 12 Jul 2020 12:03
Tesla Gigafactories - What's the future plan? Elon Musk is headstrong about his vision for a world where sustainable energy fulfills a major chunk of our life's needs. Elon kick-started his vision with the first-ever Tesla Roadster making it to production lines in F...
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Join the National Space Society for 'A Day in Space,' a celebration of spaceflight, this week The National Space Society will launch a "Day in Space" celebration of spaceflight on July 16, 2020. Here's how to watch..
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Where did all the baryons go?

SPACE.com - 12 Jul 2020 15:37
Where did all the baryons go? We don't really know where about half of the universe's "normal" matter is hiding out.
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NASA astronaut Stephanie Wilson on going to the moon, Mars and leading the next generation NASA astronaut Stephanie Wilson is ready and excited for the future of space exploration.
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How data helps robot vacuums clean your home with maximum efficiency Sensor data is used to make a map of your space
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Our next Mars Rover gets closer to launch, a comet spotted from the space station and we're ready to build a spacecraft to explore a metal-rich asteroid ... a few of the stories to tell you about - This Week...
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iPhone 11 vs. iPhone XS: The age-old question of whether it's time to upgrade - CNET The iPhone XS may have launched in 2018, but here's why it's not time yet to upgrade to the newer iPhone 11.
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Microsoft's support for Android is going beyond native apps and devices like the Surface Duo. Thurrot reports Microsoft is collaborating with Google to help bring more (and importantly, better) progressive web apps to An...
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Wells Fargo employees ordered to uninstall TikTok from work phones Security concerns about the app cited in the order
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Persona 4 Golden on Steam hits 500,000 players in less than a month The port was formerly a PlayStation Vita exclusive
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SpaceX test-fires rocket for South Korean military satellite launch this week SpaceX has test-fired a Falcon 9 rocket for South Korea's first military satellite launch on July 14.
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Add one of these top movies on Netflix right now to your weekend plans Will Ferrell's latest comedy, about the Eurovision song contest, was the most-watched title this week on our latest list of the top movies on Netflix. That's according to the streaming search engine Reelgood, which each ...
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Google Loon Is Now Beaming WiFi Down to Earth From Giant Balloons Four years ago, three big tech companies had plans in the works to beam internet down to Earth from the sky, and each scenario sounded wilder than the next. SpaceX requested permission to launch 4,425 satellites into orb...
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NASA's InSight lander is still stuck in the Martian soil It needs to dig 3 meters deep, which is proving a challenge
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A grapefruit-sized black hole may be hiding in our solar system An unseen object appears to be interacting with other objects along the edge of our solar system, and researchers don't know exactly what it is. Theories of "planet nine" have been proposed, but others believe it may be ...
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Hybrid Remote Work Offers the Worst of Both Worlds Post-pandemic, many companies plan to allow employees to work from home and a main office. But trying to do both ensures neither experience is good.
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