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No, a study did not find screen time causes early onset puberty
Scientists have criticized new research linking excessive smartphone to early puberty onset. The research is unpublished and was promoted through a press release packed with wild speculation, offering a perfect case study in bad science communication.
Body and Mind
Engineered dental coating exceeds hardness of natural tooth enamel
Researchers are reporting a new type of dental coating, which is made by tweaking the composition of a naturally-occurring mineral to emulate the microstructure of natural enamel, and do so in a way that offers even greater strength.
Architecture
Gravity defying spa turns a mountain village on its head
NOA has created an eye-catching swimming pool and sauna extension to an existing hotel in South Tyrol, Italy. The project takes the form of a mountainside village made up of several huts, including some that have been turned upside down.
Drones
Passive-tilting rotors shown to boost drone speed and efficiency
Ordinarily, quadcopter drones have to tilt their front end downward when flying forward, increasing their frontal area and thus increasing drag. An experimental new drone gets around this problem, by only tilting its rotors.
Materials
New titanium alloy has highest specific strength of any 3D-printed metal
Engineers have developed a new 3D-printed titanium alloy with a unique microstructure that makes it ultra-strong. Not only is it stronger than other forms of titanium, but it has the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any 3D-printed metal ever made.
Energy
Five solar farms, each as big as Tasmania: Australia's path to net zero
Australia has a lot of sun and desert space, positioning the country well to continue being an energy exporter in the net zero era. But the renewable assets it'll need to build to get there are absolutely epic in scale, according to a new report.
Camping Trailers
Forma Campers reshapes the teardrop trailer into spacious origami
Forma Campers has rolled out what we can only call an origami-drop, a uniquely creased small trailer set up like a teardrop. Its spacious interior and large gullwing door create a base camp that's ideal for dining, working remotely and enjoying a view.
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How tiny fossils could minimize or supersize the next big earthquake
Predicting the likelihood and severity of earthquakes is important, but it’s hard to account for all factors. Researchers in New Zealand have now uncovered an overlooked factor that could affect the impact of the next big quake – tiny marine fossils.
Urban Transport
Renault Twizy electric quadricycle reinvented as 2023 Mobilize Duo
As part of its Z.E. electric vision back in 2009, Renault revealed a fun-loving four-wheeled compact EV designed as a nimble city getabout. Now company offshoot Mobilize is heading to the 2022 Paris Motor Show with an updated model called the Duo.
Astronomy
Astronomers can't explain a black hole "burp" years after it ate a star
Black holes chow down on stars that wander too close, producing a bright stellar show. But now a black hole has done something nobody’s ever seen before – it “burped up” material several years after eating a star, leaving astronomers baffled.
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Tiny triumphs in the Nikon Small World photo awards
From slime mold resembling a cute mushroom to an unprecedented look at the embryonic hand of a gecko, this year’s winners of the Nikon Small World photo contest reveal the stunning sights of a hidden microscopic universe.
Infectious Diseases
A stomach virus is suspected to trigger inflammatory bowel disease
New research has found evidence a common viral infection can trigger inflammatory bowel disease in genetically susceptible people. Across a series of mouse experiments the researchers demonstrated how a norovirus infection can bring on Crohn’s disease.
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