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Scientists have discovered that hundreds of bacterial species are capable of producing electricity and could very well be co-opted to create “living batteries.”
As Syrian and Russian government forces prepare to recapture the last “rebel stronghold” of Idlib province from Al Qaeda-linked terrorists, YouTube has abruptly shut down all Syrian state and pro-Syrian channels in heed of Russia’s warnings of an anticipated false-flag chemical attack staged by the White Helmets, to be used as grounds for US-UK-France retaliatory strikes.
Project plans to halve debris field the size of France within five years.
In acoustophoretic printing, soundwaves generate a controllable force that pulls each droplet off of the nozzle when it reaches a specific size and ejects it towards the printing target – much like picking apples from a tree!
The mission will see scientists detonate an explosive on the rock known as Ryugu.
The top U.S. voting machine vendor admitted earlier this year to having installed remote-access software containing a key security flaw on election-management systems during a six-year time period, leaving those systems vulnerable to cyberattacks, Motherboard reported.
The official narrative rests entirely on the premise that the DNC’s server was hacked by “Guccifer 2.0” — a persona whose very plausibility as a Russian intelligence officer completely falls apart upon consideration of the enormous mass of evidence in absolute contradiction of this notion.
Live-streaming app LiveMe has deleted 600,000 accounts of children under age 13 in the last 60 days amid media reports that pedophiles were using the service to exploit underage users.
UZH researchers have identified an enzyme responsible for guaranteeing the even distribution of cell constituents concentrated in organelles without a membrane. Their discovery opens up new opportunities for the treatment of cancer, neurodegenerative diseases, aging processes and viral infections.
YouTube will invest $25 million in funding “quality journalism” on its platform. The initiative aims to provide context and to promote ‘reputable’ sources, but it’s unclear as to what that entails.
Creeping marketization has created perverse incentives for researchers — threatening the wholesale corruption of science itself.
Palestinian kite fliers are using fishing nets to disrupt Israeli drones deployed over Gaza to target, intimidate, and rain down tear gas from above upon protesters during the weeks of demonstrations known as the Great March of Return.
The European Union wants to tax citizens who criticize mainstream media outlets and politicians online, according to a draconian new law being proposed.
Compulsively playing video games has now been classified as a mental health disorder by the The World Health Organization.
Amazing new drone footage of the mouth of Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano has revealed the extent of damage caused by explosive eruptions that have plagued residents of the Pacific island.
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