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Sorry, Scientists Did Not Invent an ‘Exercise Pill’

Posted on September 1, 2017 by Kaleigh Rogers

Send this to your friends who posted this nonsense on their timelines. Continue reading Sorry, Scientists Did Not Invent an ‘Exercise Pill’→

Posted in health, Media, News, research, science literacy | Tagged Exercise, Fitness

The Most Realistic Antarctic Warming Experiment to Date Went Worse Than Expected

Posted on August 31, 2017 by Kaleigh Rogers

By studying the impact on microscopic, shallow water organisms, researchers got a glimpse of the impact of warming seas. Continue reading The Most Realistic Antarctic Warming Experiment to Date Went Worse Than Expected→

Posted in climate change, Environment, food chain, oceans | Tagged Water

Rural America Is Building Its Own Internet Because No One Else Will

Posted on August 29, 2017 by Kaleigh Rogers

Big Telecom has little interest in expanding to small towns and farmlands, so rural America is building its own solutions. Continue reading Rural America Is Building Its Own Internet Because No One Else Will→

Posted in access to internet, broadband, Broadband Land, connectivity, digital divide, fcc, features, gigabit internet, Internet, rural, Technology

Germany Has Created the World’s First Ethical Guidelines for Driverless Cars

Posted on August 24, 2017 by Kaleigh Rogers

These robots are going to have to make some tough choices. Continue reading Germany Has Created the World’s First Ethical Guidelines for Driverless Cars→

Posted in driverless cars, ethics, Germany, Law, Robotics | Tagged Autonomous Vehicles

Scientist Poop Will No Longer Be Pumped into the Antarctic Ocean

Posted on August 23, 2017 by Kaleigh Rogers

Seals and penguins were being exposed to “high levels of fecal bacteria.” Continue reading Scientist Poop Will No Longer Be Pumped into the Antarctic Ocean→

Posted in antarctica, Environment, HUMAN WASTE, icing, oceans, pollution, poo, poop, Science

‘Marjorie Prime’ Offers an Optimistic View of the Digital Afterlife

Posted on August 21, 2017 by Kaleigh Rogers

At the NYC premiere, the cast and director opened up about the film’s stance on technology’s role in our lives. Continue reading ‘Marjorie Prime’ Offers an Optimistic View of the Digital Afterlife→

Posted in Artificial Intelligence, holograms, movies, science fiction, scifi

We’re Eating Fish That Are Eating Plastic That Smells Like Food

Posted on August 15, 2017 by Kaleigh Rogers

A new paper demonstrates the power of scent on anchovies’ foraging instincts, and how plastic fools them. Continue reading We’re Eating Fish That Are Eating Plastic That Smells Like Food→

Posted in fish, health, oceans, plastic, pollution, scent, super | Tagged Food

Rather than Expanding Broadband, the FCC Wants to Count Cell Service as Internet

Posted on August 10, 2017 by Kaleigh Rogers

Fudging the numbers doesn’t help anybody. Continue reading Rather than Expanding Broadband, the FCC Wants to Count Cell Service as Internet→

Posted in broadband, communication, digital divide, fcc, Internet, rural broadband, that's not the same thing

Rather than Expanding Broadband, the FCC Wants to Count Cell Service as Internet

Posted on August 10, 2017 by Kaleigh Rogers

Fudging the numbers doesn’t help anybody. Continue reading Rather than Expanding Broadband, the FCC Wants to Count Cell Service as Internet→

Posted in broadband, communication, digital divide, fcc, Internet, rural broadband, that's not the same thing

I Tested Out the World’s First Off-the-Shelf Mesh Net Creator

Posted on August 10, 2017 by Kaleigh Rogers

goTenna Mesh is now available for anyone. Continue reading I Tested Out the World’s First Off-the-Shelf Mesh Net Creator→

Posted in communication, mesh networks, mesh-net, privacy, Startups, Technology, will it mesh?

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