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Thirsty astronauts could just throw some Moon dust in the microwave
Water on the Moon isn't kept in convenient reservoirs, it’s locked away in the lunar soil. Now, a team of scientists has found that thirsty astronauts could one day refresh themselves fairly easily – by throwing a cup of Moon dirt in the microwave.
Medical Devices
Bug-inspired coating could make for better bone and joint implants
Inspired by the wings of dragonflies and cicadas, researchers have developed a new coating for orthopedic implants. It not only shreds harmful bacteria, but also monitors stress on the system, meaning it could warn of impending implant failure.
Bicycles
Doormate puts a wireless garage door opener on users' bikes
If you're going out on a bike ride directly from your home, your keys are just one more thing you have to bring along and stuff in a pocket. The Doormate offers an alternative (for cyclists with garages), as it's a bike-mounted garage door remote.
Bicycles
Bamboo electric cargo bike loads up with sustainable design
The e-cargo bike is among the greenest vehicles out there, and My Boo makes it even greener with a bamboo and flax-composite frame. The Kumasi EP6 is a capable hauling machine for shuttling tools, carrying groceries, and transporting the kids.
Technology
The Westinghouse AP300 small nuclear power plant fits on a soccer pitch
They say that 'small is beautiful,' and the Westinghouse Electric Company seems to have embraced this with the unveiling of its AP300 Small Nuclear Reactor (SMR), which combines Gen III+ reactor technology with a more compact, economical size.
Mental Health
Two-for-one treatment: Antidepressant agent found to also reduce stress
Stress and depression often go hand-in-hand. Now, new research has discovered that the antidepressant agent KNT-127 can also reduce stress levels. This opens the door to the development of treatments that can alleviate both depression and stress.
Outdoors
QuenchSea Reel uses deep-ocean pressure to produce drinking water
Back in 2020 we told you about the QuenchSea, a foot-pump-powered portable device for desalinating sea water. Well, its makers are back with the QuenchSea Reel, which uses deep-ocean water pressure to do the same job.
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A lifetime of learning can be at your fingertips with access to lessons in over 1,000 courses and 24 languages with this bundle featuring StackSkills Unlimited and Rosetta Stone for only $189.99.
AI and Humanoids
MetaGPT turns ideas into apps in a single step
Thomas Edison once described genius as "one percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration" – but AI systems like MetaGPT can already reduce that sweat to nearly nothing when it comes to coding and deploying simple apps and websites.
Biology
Stunning cell atlas captures human retina in colorful detail
This stunning image may look like a particularly lively Jackson Pollock painting, but it’s actually an example of a new cell imaging technique. The subject? A human retina.
Environment
Dubai Reefs: World’s largest ocean restoration project unveiled
URB has unveiled the "world’s largest ocean restoration project" on the Dubai coast, the stunning and sustainable Dubai Reefs. The floating community is intended to be the center of marine research, eco-regeneration and eco-tourism worldwide.
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Machine learning tool may diagnose Parkinson’s years before symptoms appear
Parkinson’s disease is growing rapidly, which makes its early detection so important. Researchers have developed a new machine-learning algorithm than analyzes metabolites and shows promise as a way of detecting the disease early.
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