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Last year, Italy’s XEV announced a partnership with Polymaker to produce a small electric city runabout called the LSEV. Now the name has changed to the YoYo and the car has moved closer to production with the launch of a Kickstarter campaign. Continue reading XEV looks to crowdfund YoYo 3D-printed, two-seater electric city car
The 2019 Inside World Festival of Interiors recently took place in Amsterdam alongside the World Architecture Festival. During the annual event, the JCA Living Lab, a renovated home in Taipei, Taiwan, was named the World Interior of the Year. Continue reading 90-year-old home renovation crowned World Interior of the Year
Sitting in front of a monitor for extended periods slowly misaligns your spine, leading to posture issues later. Luckily, the Thorex Back Muscle Massager will help you relieve back pain. Grab one today for $93.49 using coupon code MerrySave15. Continue reading This $150 back massager is just $93 with this holiday coupon code
This year offered a little something for everybody with an interest in battery development, bringing us devices that could charge electric vehicles in 10 minutes and others that suck CO2 out of the air. Here are the biggest breakthroughs of 2019. Continue reading The biggest battery breakthroughs of 2019
A once-promising anti-Alzheimer’s drug failed in final clinical trials early in 2019, but now the company producing it is claiming it analyzed the data incorrectly. The drug actually works, it says, and all eyes are now on the FDA’s approval process. Continue reading The resurrection of a failed Alzheimer’s drug set to test FDA approval
Most people don’t need a 770-hp AWD supertruck with thin sports tires, an aerodynamic front splitter, race brakes and a 3.45-second 0-60 mph time. There are others, though, that would look at Shelby’s new F-150 Super Snake Sport, and think “Hmm. Me want.” Continue reading Shelby juices up the F-150 into a tarmac-tearing supertruck
The Montreal Protocol in the 1980s has allowed the ozone layer to recover, and now scientists have found that it had another benefit – it’s already slowed climate change effects by up to 25 percent, giving hope we could meet the ongoing challenge. Continue reading Saving the ozone layer drastically reduced climate change effects
A study is suggesting restricting food intake to a 10-hour window each day may be a simple way to help treat metabolic syndromes. The 12-week study revealed the intervention, in conjunction with prescribed drugs, improved patients’ health outcomes. Continue reading Trial suggests fasting 14 hours a day helps diabetes and weight loss
Researchers have found that installing LED lights on top of floating gillnets reduces the accidental catch of unwanted species dramatically. In recent tests, the bycatch of sea turtles and dolphins was cut by 70 and 66 percent, respectively. Continue reading Putting lights on gillnets cuts bycatch of sea turtles and dolphins
Astronomers from the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics and at the University Observatory Munich have found the largest black hole using direct mass measurements so far. It has a mass 40 billion times that of the Sun. Continue reading Most massive black hole in the local universe discovered