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Helle Rein knife is an ode to reindeer and classic Norwegian design
Helle crafts some of the most beautiful knives in the world. Its latest is particularly special, using an ornate, multi-material handle to honor the company's heritage and favorite animal: the reindeer.
Military
Raytheon's RAIVEN electro-optics improves pilot vision fivefold
Raytheon has unveiled RAIVEN, its latest military optical sensor for aircraft that uses a multi-spectrum electro-optical system combined with artificial intelligence to give pilots a fivefold increase in clarity and range.
Architecture
Fjordarium to offer amazing views of Norwegian marine life
Haptic Architects and Oslo Works have revealed plans to transform a parking lot in Norway into a new tourist attraction. It will be centered around a "Fjordarium," with underwater galleries providing superb views of the local marine life.
Astronomy
Astronomers spot nearest star-destroying black hole
Astronomers have detected a supermassive black hole ripping a passing star to shreds. Not only was this closer to Earth than ever seen before, but its location and light emissions were unusual, hinting at a large unseen population of these events.
Electronics
First working wooden transistor marks a step toward biodegradable tech
Wood isn’t usually very good at conducting electricity, but now scientists have created the first functional wooden transistor. It’s not the best, and it requires some processing, but it does work and could help make for biodegradable electronics.
Wellness and Healthy Living
Rewired genetic 'clock' slows aging and increases cellular lifespan
Scientists at UC San Diego have developed a way to potentially slow down the cellular aging process, using an oscillating genetic 'clock.' In tests, yeast cells were found to live significantly longer than those without.
Heart Disease
Scientists pinpoint the cause of heart damage in cancer treatments
Modern cancer treatments have greatly improved survival rates, but one huge side effect of some drugs is serious heart damage. In a breakthrough discovery, scientists have found the link that could lead to treatments that don't also attack the heart.
Science
From hair waste to high-tech: Turning salon scraps into sunscreen
Indian scientists have developed a groundbreaking method to extract keratin and melanin from discarded hair, opening up possibilities for their use in wound dressings and sunscreens.
Motorcycles
Surfcycle: A highway-speed, lane-splitting stand-up scooter on steroids
The Surfcycle is a street-legal, stand-up electric scooter capable of highway speeds and unstoppable lane-splitting – with luggage. The ride is halfway between surfing and motorcycling, and its remarkable creators say it's the fastest way across LA.
Heart Disease
Air pollution strikes at the heart, linked to rhythm disturbances
New research out of China has unveiled a concerning link between air pollution exposure and heart rhythm disturbances, further demonstrating the dangers of unclean air and the urgent need for global efforts to improve air quality.
Science
Plant-based scaffold may boost the production of cultured meat
One of the challenges of creating lab-grown meat involves giving it a texture like that of the real thing. A new cell culture scaffold could help, as it's reportedly inexpensive, edible, and made of plant-based substances.
Biology
Hang in there: Sloths could be our surprise superbug superheroes
They look like they don't have a care in the world - and, as far as their health goes, they may not. Scientists believe the raging organism party in their fur makes them infection-resistant, and could be the key to new superbug-fighting antibiotics.
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