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Man makes deepest-ever dive in Mariana Trench and discovers... litter
A retired naval officer dove in a submarine nearly 36,000ft into the deepest place on Earth, only to find what appears to be plastic
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Supreme Court says Apple will have to face App Store monopoly lawsuit
The case is still at an "early stage"
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The Evidence Is Strong: Air Pollution Seems to Cause Dementia
Air pollution is much worse for health than people had thought, increasing the risk of Alzheimer's significantly. Meanwhile, air quality is getting worse.
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A new camera can photograph you from 45 kilometers away
Developed in China, the lidar-based system can cut through city smog to resolve human-sized features at vast distances.
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MIT Scientists prove adults learn language to fluency nearly as well as children
Scott Chacon is CEO of the online language learning company Chatterbug.
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Facebook sues analytics firm Rankwave over data misuse
Facebook might have another Cambridge Analytica on its hands. In a late Friday news dump, Facebook revealed that today it filed a lawsuit alleging South Korean analytics firm Rankwave abused its developer platform’s data...
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This House Is Built to Stare Down a Hurricane
Welcome to the home of the future in a time of climate change. As weather gets wilder and less predictable, firms that design, construct or improve housing with storm safety and resiliency in mind are increasingly in demand.
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Turning your weekends into vacations can make you happier than money
If you get a sinking feeling in your stomach when your alarm sounds on a Monday morning, you're not the only one. It's sometimes referred to as Monday Morning Syndrome, and you could experience everything from insomnia on a Sunday night to "preemptive depression" on your way to work, where you feel low about the week before it's even begun.
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Behind the Scenes: Dali Lives
Surrealist painter Salvador Dalí once said in an interview, “I believe in general in death, but in the death of Dali, absolutely not.” Now, the Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida, has worked to fulfill the painter’s prophecy by bringing him back to life — with a deepfake.
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Solar installations in US now exceed 2 million and could double by 2023, new figures show
There are now over 2 million solar photovoltaic (PV) installations in the U.S., according to new figures. The 2 million mark comes three years after installations hit 1 million, a figure it took the industry 40 years to reach. The numbers, from Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables and the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), were released Thursday.
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U.S. adults are spending big on video games, playing mostly on smartphones
The average American video gamer is 33 years old, prefers to play on their smartphone and is spending big on content — 20 percent more than a year ago and 85 percent more than in 2015, a report showed on Thursday.
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How a Half-Inch Beetle Finds Fires 80 Miles Away
Fire chaser beetles' ability to sense heat borders on the spooky
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The future of housing looks nothing like today’s
After a century, Americans are choosing to live together–transforming not just the buildings we live in, but the way we live in them.
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Urban trees 'live fast, die young' compared to those in rural forests
Urban trees grow more quickly but die faster than rural trees, resulting in a net loss of street-tree carbon storage over time, according to a study published May 8 in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Ian Smith of Boston University, US and colleagues. The findings suggest that planting initiatives alone may not be sufficient to maintain or enhance canopy cover and biomass due to the unique demographics of urban ecosystems.
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The rise of fear-based social media like Nextdoor, Citizen, and now Amazon’s Neighbors
Why people are socializing more about crime even as it becomes rarer.
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The Bee Rescuer
Bees are some of the hardest working creatures on the planet, and because of their laborious work ethic, we owe many thanks to this amazing yet often under appreciated insect. Our lives – and the world as a whole – would be a much different place if bees didn’t exist. Amit Godse, founder of Bee Basket, has taken it upon himself to save the world by saving these bees. Amit slowly became well-known in Pune as the Bee Man. This is his story!
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U.S. Senator Introduces Bill To Ban Loot Boxes And Pay-To-Win Microtransactions
Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) today announced a bill that would ban loot boxes and pay-to-win microtransactions in “games played by minors,” a broad label that the senator says will include both games designed for kids under 18 and games “whose developers knowingly allow minor players to engage in microtransactions.”
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Clean fuel cells could be cheap enough to replace gas engines in vehicles
Advancements in zero-emission fuel cells could make the technology cheap enough to replace traditional gasoline engines in vehicles, according to researchers at the University of Waterloo. The researchers have developed a new fuel cell that lasts at least 10 times longer than current technology, an improvement that would make them economically practical, if mass-produced, to power vehicles with electricity.
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Scientists on the verge of creating 100 percent recyclable plastic
We’re surrounded by plastics for much of our lives. Plastics are cheap and easy to make, they’re often incredibly durable and they last just about forever. Unfortunately, those upsides are also terrible news for the environment, as plastic waste continues to pile up despite recycling efforts and public awareness campaigns.
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All Chromebooks will also be Linux laptops going forward
Google has announced that all new Chromebook devices will be Linux ready.
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Archaeologists find richest cache of ancient mind-altering drugs in South America
When José Capriles arrived in 2008 at the Cueva del Chileno rock shelter, nestled on the western slopes of Bolivia’s Andes, he didn’t know what he would find within. Sweeping aside layers of fresh and ancient llama dung, he found the remains of an ancient burial site: stone markers suggesting a body had once been interred there and a small leather bag cinched with a string. Inside was a collection of ancient drug paraphernalia—bone spatulas to crush the seeds of plants with psychoactive...
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All Chromebooks launched this year will be Linux-ready
Last year, Google brought Linux support to Chromebooks. It's a really nifty feature, and it's only been improving since I/O 2018. But this year, Google announced that all Chromebooks launched in 2019 will be Linux-ready right out of the box, which is great for developers, enthusiasts, and newbies alike. These announcements have been quick and brief, but at least this news is straight to the point, though every Chromebook I've tested recently had Linux support. As someone who regularly distro hops on my personal machines, the Linux installation process on Chrome OS is top-notch for ease of use, I must say.
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'Almost every household has someone that has died from cancer'
A small town, a chemical plant and the residents’ desperate fight for clean air
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Experience the Underwater World Through the Eyes of a Free Diver
Free diver Guillaume Néry takes you on an underwater journey that will take your breath away.
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Researchers Identify Sleep As A Key Reason Why Personality Traits Predict Longevity
Your personality traits play an important part in how long you are likely to live, as much as, or even more than, other personal factors like your intelligence and your family’s economic background. Now a study in the Journal of Research in Personality has identified a key factor that mediates the personality-mortality link – sleep.
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The Canadian innovation that pulls drinking water out of thin air
More than two billion people live in countries affected by a lack of drinking water. Soon, a Canadian innovation — inspired by a biological adaptation found in certain lizard species — will make it possible for some of them to pull a glass of water right out of the air. A device from Dorval, Que.-based company AWN Nanotech converts humidity to potable drinking water using almost no energy.
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Spencer Barnett - Suicide Note (Official Audio)
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FBI has seized Deep Dot Web and arrested its administrators
The FBI have arrested several people suspected of involvement in running Deep Dot Web, a website for facilitating access to dark web sites and marketplaces. Two suspects were arrested in Tel Aviv and Ashdod, according to Israel’s Tel Aviv Police.
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What The Hell Is Going On With UFOs And The Department Of Defense?
Someone or something appears to have some extremely advanced technology and the Pentagon is actively changing the nature of the conversation about it. By Tyler Rogoway.
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This site tests whether you can spot AI-generated faces
Pro tip: AI trained on human faces has no idea how to generate glasses, jewelry, or backgrounds.




















