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Looking at a screen all day is bad for your eyes. Studies show that 50 to 90 percent of computer users suffer from eye strain and other issues that inevitably stem from too much screen exposure, but these Blue Light Blocking Glasses can help. Continue reading Protect your eyes from harmful blue light with these stylish glasses
A new study is shedding light on the idea that someone’s year of birth can affect susceptibility to different subtypes of the flu, with researchers taking advantage of a rare flu season to uncover rapid shifts in infection trends associated with age. Continue reading Study says year of birth impacts vulnerability to the flu
Clean water is all around us – it’s floating around in the air most of the time. Of course, it’s not particularly drinkable in that form, but now researchers have found materials that can collect huge amounts of water from the air. Continue reading Harvester pulls record amount of drinking water out of thin air
Scientists have unearthed an interesting example of animal behavior, catching wild grey seals clapping underwater for the first time ever, seemingly an attempt to catch the eye of potential suitors that happen to be in the area. Continue reading Grey seals in the wild have been caught clapping underwater
A fun little heads-up for this coming Valentine’s day: Canadian manufacturer Felino is preparing to unveil a muscled-up version of its cB7 supercar. The cB7R rocks a 700-horsepower V8 and brings sub-3 second 0-100 km/h times to the party. Continue reading Felino prepares to debut the cB7R, a 700-horsepower Canadian supercar
Firefighting teams tend to carry hand-held devices to help them see in harsh, smoky conditions, but an American company has built edge-detecting thermal vision into a single eye heads-up display inside the breathing mask for hands-free use. Continue reading Edge-finding thermal HUD gives firefighters vision through heavy smoke
The search is very much on for technologies that can produce unequivocal evidence of concussion, and scientists have taken an exciting step forward with a device that can assess brain cells by pulsing ultra-bright lasers through a patient’s forehead. Continue reading Portable concussion detector sends laser pulses through the forehead
Creative new treatments for superbugs are sorely needed, and now researchers at UCSD have developed a concept that’s just crazy enough to work – self-propelling “microvehicles” that lure bacteria into a trap, then kill them. Continue reading Multilayered microvehicles lure, trap and kill super bacteria
Having established itself as a global leader in hardcore, backcountry-grade camper trailers, Patriot Campers presents its very first live-in trailer. Unlike its other tent-topped trailers, the new X3 folds out to create a three-person living cabin. Continue reading Patriot adds indoor comfort to ultra-rugged off-road camping trailer
Vibration tests are underway on a key component of NASA’s X-59 Quiet SuperSonic Technology aircraft that not only gives the pilot a virtual window on the airspace ahead, but also graphical flight data. Continue reading AR vision system for quiet supersonic X-59 plane gets put to the test