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Jan 1, 2016

Happy New Year, Sydney!

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Sydney welcomes in 2016 with a spectacular fireworks display across the harbour.

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Jan 1, 2016

Interesting Futurism Animation 12

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Cheers to a new year!

Gif Image Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxA3q7_09Rc

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Jan 1, 2016

Register Christmas Lecture — Anders Sandberg on Transhumanism

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From Humanity Plus:

Anders Sandberg of Oxford University’s Future of Humanity Institute delivered our first 2015 Reg Winter Lecture, taking us on a dizzying tour of transhumanism and human enhancement, which covered why chimpanzees are confused, why the Euro would be in better shape if the politicians put out bowls of stimulants at the next emergency summit, and how some of his friends are experimenting with do it yourself brain hacking.

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Jan 1, 2016

Interesting Futurism Animation 11

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Circular wave pool.

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Dec 31, 2015

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Dec 31, 2015

Interesting Futurism Animation 10

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Dec 29, 2015

Interesting Futurism Animation 9

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Dec 28, 2015

Interesting Futurism Animation 8

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Dec 28, 2015

Faster entanglement of distant quantum dots

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Entanglement between distant quantum objects is an important ingredient for future information technologies. Researchers at the ETH have now developed a method with which such states can be created a thousand times faster than before.

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Dec 27, 2015

NASA’s next Mars mission has been called off

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A U.S. science satellite slated to launch to Mars in March has been grounded due to a leak in a key research instrument, NASA said on Tuesday, creating uncertainty about the future of a widely anticipated effort to study the interior of the planet.

The spacecraft, known as InSight, was designed to help scientists learn more about the formation of rocky planets, including Earth.

The cancellation raises questions about the future of the research effort, as it will be another two years before Earth and Mars are favourably aligned for a launch. NASA has not said if it will have funding for the program, which was capped at $425 million US.

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