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Long drives, much like long flights, can result in health issues simply because of the inactivity of sitting there not moving for so long. Jaguar Land Rover plans to solve this by moving your lower body for you by way of actuators in your seat. Continue reading Jaguar Land Rover wants to move your butt for you as you drive
An observational study has linked fish oil supplements with improved semen quality and testicular function in healthy men. The research can’t prove causation, however, it does echo research reaching similar conclusions in men with fertility issues. Continue reading New study links fish oil with improved sperm count and health
This nutty machine looks like some sort of beach buggy with a roof on, but under the hood it’s an off-road supercar with a supercharged 6.2-liter, 720-horsepower LS3 motor and a weirdly semi-luxury interior. Yours from just US$465,000. Continue reading Laffite resurrects the Zarooq Sand Racer, a 720-horsepower dune weapon
There’s only so much oxygen we can take with us to the Moon, so figuring out how to produce it there is crucial. Now, ESA researchers have created a prototype device that can make oxygen out of the most common thing on the Moon – dirt. Continue reading Prototype plant shows how astronauts could pull oxygen out of moondust
In search of advanced medical devices that can be ingested by the human body and don’t need to be surgically removed after, scientists at MIT have developed a new technology that would instead break them down by exposure to certain kinds of light. Continue reading MIT’s ingestible medical devices can be dissolved by light
A new study has examined the relationship between telomere length and intake of milk with different fat concentrations, suggesting there is a link between consumption of low-fat variants and longer telomeres that can equate to several years of aging. Continue reading Low-fat milk linked with longer telomeres, a sign of slower aging
Marking an impressive milestone in the development of MDMA-assisted psychotherapy for PTSD, the FDA has approved the treatment for Expanded Access, allowing certain patients access to the therapy before full market approval is granted. Continue reading MDMA for PTSD granted Expanded Access by FDA, patient treatments begin
SpaceX’s Crew Dragon spacecraft and Falcon 9 booster have completed an inflight launch escape demonstration. On January 19, 2020, the rocket and the unmanned capsule lifted off from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center for the eight-minute final flight test. Continue reading SpaceX destroys rocket in successful Crew Dragon inflight abort test
French company Beauer has earned a lot of attention over the years for its telescoping teardrop caravans. Now the company’s bringing its tech to van life, launching a plug-and-play module that expands the size of a camper van. Continue reading Beauer X-Van expanding sleeper pod adds extra space to your camper van
ESA engineers have determined why the space agency’s Huygens probe suddenly began spinning the wrong way 15 years ago as it descended to the surface of Saturn’s largest moon, Titan. The reversal could have implications for future space missions. Continue reading ESA solves the riddle of why the Huygens probe spun the wrong way