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New research has shed light on how nuclear war could seriously alter the chemistry of Earth’s oceans, and in so doing damage the life that dwells within. The scientists used an advanced climate model to predict a range of nuclear scenarios. Continue reading New simulations model devastating effects of nuclear war on oceans
While large 3D-printed objects such as buildings may get a lot of attention, the technology is also used to produce tiny, intricate objects. The latter could soon be whipped up faster and in more detail than ever, thanks to a new printing system. Continue reading Laser-splitting 3D-printing system sets a world record for intricacy
If bacterially-tainted food is present in a store or kitchen, then the sooner that authorities know, the better. That’s why scientists have created a device that detects harmful bacteria on the spot, instead of in the lab. Continue reading Device uses light to detect bacteria in food, on location
So far, Dyson hasn’t made any headphones, but a recently-published patent shows that its engineers are certainly thinking about it. And these cans are designed to provide the wearer with a steady supply of filtered air. Continue reading Dyson patent hints at air-scrubbing headphones
MB Architecture was hired to design a vacation home for a family of five on a limited budget. The firm used six shipping containers to create a four bedroom house that it says was more affordable than typical construction methods would have been. Continue reading Shipping containers turned into vacation home for family of five
The first X100 camera from Fujifilm was announced in 2010, and released in early 2011. There have been a few additions to the family since, but the upcoming X100V represents a significant upgrade on what’s come before. Continue reading Familiar looks, new technology: Fujifilm launches X100V compact camera
Back in 2015, we heard about a skin patch that had been used to treat diabetes in mice. It’s now come a step closer to use on humans, as it’s been successfully trialed on diabetic pigs. Continue reading Insulin-delivery patch edges toward human trials
Now that Elon’s changed the game, new cars need big ol’ screens to look like they’ve been made this century. The new big Caddy-wagon puts no less than 38 inches of curved, high-definition OLED goodness in the dash, all pointed squarely at the driver. Continue reading 2021 Cadillac Escalade puts over 38 inches of OLED screens in the dash
Sourced directly from Ecuador, these incredible long-lasting roses can survive up to a year with no maintenance. They’ll make that special person in your life feel extra loved this Valentine’s Day, and they’re available for 25% off at just $134.25. Continue reading These roses can last for up to a year without any upkeep
Scientists at Yale University investigating the mechanisms at play in type-2 diabetes have discovered a new way they may be able to apply the brakes to the condition, based on a new understanding of how fasting can drive its onset. Continue reading Scientists discover potential off-switch for type-2 diabetes