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Nov 1, 2020

The Mystery of The Platypus Deepens With The Discovery of Its Biofluorescent Fur

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The platypus has gotten a whole lot stranger. Not only does it look like a chimera of different animals, a mammal that lays eggs and has venom, it’s now found to have bioflourescent fur.

It glows green under UV light.


Scientists are seeing the Australian platypus in a whole new light. Under an ultraviolet lamp, this bizarre-looking creature appears even more peculiar than normal, glowing a soft, greenish-blue hue instead of the typical brown we’re used to seeing.

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Nov 1, 2020

Exoskeleton Suits Turn Car Factory Workers Into Human Robots

Posted by in categories: cyborgs, robotics/AI, transportation

Don’t you wish you had your own robotic exoskeleton?

This would really take away the strain in manual labor.


“In the past, the lifting workers could hardly stay after 2 years as the heavy work would burden them with injuries.”

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Nov 1, 2020

11 Female Astronauts Who Pioneered Spaceflight

Posted by in categories: military, space travel

With a variety of backgrounds and talents, these women have helped push the boundaries of spaceflight.


Cosmonaut Svetlana Savitskaya.

Spacefacts.de

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Nov 1, 2020

1989: Tomorrow’s World

Posted by in category: futurism

# OnthisDay1989 : Tomorrow’s World visited “Tomorrow’s Home” in the year 2020. Since we’re almost there now, how accurate do you think their predictions were? For more Tomorrow’s World gems, you can visit — https://www.bbc.co.uk/archive/tomorrows-world/zrkpwty.

Nov 1, 2020

Early SpaceX Starlink beta customers say they are ‘Streaming 4K with zero buffering’

Posted by in categories: internet, satellites

A few days ago, SpaceX started to offer Starlink satellite broadband internet service in areas located in the northern United States and southern Canada. With approximately 888 internet-beaming satellites in orbit the Starlink network is capable of providing ‘moderate’ broadband coverage. Early Starlink customers have shared photographs via social media of the Starlink Kit that is utilized to receive internet connection from the satellites in space. The Starlink Kit includes: “Dishy McFlatface” which is a 19-inch dish phased-array antenna, a mounting tripod for the dish, and an oddly-shaped Wi-Fi router device, pictured below.

Nov 1, 2020

SpaceX Starlink Satellite Internet Will Reportedly Cost $99 Per Month

Posted by in categories: internet, satellites

It’ll start to roll out in coming months, SpaceX says.


The hardware kit to get started will cost an additional $499 up front.

Nov 1, 2020

Webinar on “Lower Earth Orbit High Throughput Satellites Mega-Constellations”

Posted by in categories: futurism, satellites

IEEE RAS CUI Wah SB presents a webinar titled “Lower Earth Orbit High Throughput Satellites Mega-Constellations” and the speaker of this Webinar is “Engr. Muhammad Furqan” Researcher, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane Australia, Former Satellite Communication Specialist, Ministry of Defense, Qatar and Former Senior Executive VSAT/DVB Wateen Telecom Pakistan.

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Nov 1, 2020

NASA provides photos of rare metal asteroid worth more than entire world’s economy

Posted by in categories: economics, space

The asteroid is believed to be the exposed, dead core from an early planet, that either failed to form, or was the result of many collisions over time.

16 Psyche, which was discovered in 1852, is located in the Solar System’s main asteroid belt between Jupiter and Mars about 370 million kilometres from Earth.

Oct 31, 2020

Quantum-computing pioneer warns of complacency over Internet security

Posted by in categories: cybercrime/malcode, encryption, internet, quantum physics

Quantum computers are now a reality, although they are still too rudimentary to factor numbers of more than two digits. But it is only a matter of time until quantum computers threaten Internet encryption.

Nature caught up with Shor to ask him about the impact of his work — and where Internet security is heading.


Nature talks to Peter Shor 25 years after he showed how to make quantum computations feasible — and how they could endanger our data.

Oct 31, 2020

Scientists Cloned the Most Endangered Horse in the World—From 40-Year-Old DNA

Posted by in categories: biotech/medical, genetics

Li’l Kurt is a genetic marvel.


In an effort to increase genetic diversity among horses, scientists have gone sci-fi and used frozen 40-year-old cells to create Kurt, the very first clone of a Przewalski’s horse.

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