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NYPD: Murder Is Down Because Of Our Facebook Surveillance

Popular Science - 25 Feb 2013 22:39
NYPD: Murder Is Down Because Of Our Facebook Surveillance Tools of the 21st-century police department Last year was a record low for murders in New York City, with only 414 (eep) counted. Part of the reason for that number? Facebook, apparently. According to the New York Post, ...
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Homemade Jetpack Designed To Reach An Altitude Of 25,000 Feet But, uh, how do you land? It's 2013, so we've all been wondering: Where's my jetpack? The future won't have truly arrived until we can strap into a backpack and fly ourselves around town. And while that's not exactly her...
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Swipe the air to pause. Wave to fly drone. Most gesture-control systems require some kind of external sensors that "see" you, with optical sensors or depth sensors or cameras. They're on the outside, measuring your movem...
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First fruits of a groundbreaking art-science tie-up

New Scientist - 25 Feb 2013 19:59
A pioneering collaboration between two of London's most prestigious cultural institutions shows that sci-art has come of age
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Buffalo Facts | Water Buffalo & Cape Buffalo

Live Science - 25 Feb 2013 19:37
Buffalo Facts | Water Buffalo & Cape Buffalo Water Buffalo are a domesticated animal used mainly in Southeast Asia for tilling rice fields and to provide milk.
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The great illusion of the self

New Scientist - 25 Feb 2013 19:09
Your mind's greatest trick is convincing you of your own reality. Discover the elaborate illusions involved and what they mean in our special feature
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Hamburg, 25 February 2013 - In the coming days, research institutes around the world will open their doors and invite high school students to become particle physicists for one day. More than 10,000 students will partici...
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The U.S. Army's New 84-Ton Tank Is Nearly IED-Proof

Popular Science - 25 Feb 2013 18:30
The U.S. Army's New 84-Ton Tank Is Nearly IED-Proof The new Ground Combat Vehicle weighs twice as much as the tank it's designed to replace, and it's massive enough to survive a roadside bomb. Heavy does not even begin to describe the U.S. Army's new tank. At 84 tons, the...
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Interview: 16 Year Old Jack Andraka Invents Cheap, Accurate Cancer Test Jack Andraka is 16 years old, a sophomore in high school, and a pretty endearing chap. Andraka's alter ego? Mad scientist. Last year, Andraka developed a very cheap, accurate diagnostic test for pancreatic cancer using a...
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Scientists Create Mice That Can't Feel Cold

Singularity Hub - 25 Feb 2013 18:00
Scientists Create Mice That Can't Feel Cold By knocking out a specific group of neurons, scientists were able to prevent mice from feeling cold. The study sheds light on how the nervous system transmits sensory information from the body to the brain and may help d...
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Solar Impulse wants to go coast to coast, day and night. brightcove.createExperiences(); Planes usually eat up a lot of fuel, but one team is trying to make a long flight without any fuel at all. Solar Impulse--a solar-p...
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This Is The World's Smallest Space Telescope

Popular Science - 25 Feb 2013 16:05
Today, scientists will launch two tiny satellites with telescopes on board. Sometimes a bargain satellite is best. Engineers have been making cubesats--cheap cube-satellites that hitch a ride onto rockets and are jettiso...
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Armband adds a twitch to gesture control

New Scientist - 25 Feb 2013 15:00
The Myo band turns electrical activity in the muscles of a user's forearm into gestures for controlling computers and other devices
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Backlit Saturn

Physics Central - 25 Feb 2013 14:31
Backlit Saturn The Cassini spacecraft captured this beautiful image of Saturn
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Treat malware as biology to know it better

New Scientist - 25 Feb 2013 14:24
Treating computer viruses as a biological puzzle could help computer scientists get a better handle on the wide world of malware
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Take my taxi to the moon

New Scientist - 25 Feb 2013 10:00
Susmita Mohanty, the founder of India's first private space company, Earth2Orbit, wants India to claim bigger piece of the space-launch pie
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