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Symbiotic salamander/algae relationship may inspire new drugs
Spotted salamanders are unique among vertebrates, in that they're the only ones whose embryos have an algae living inside them. Scientists are now hoping that a better understanding of this symbiotic relationship could lead to new drugs for humans.
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Get this 4K dual camera for $25 off during our pre-Black Friday sale
The number of recreational drones is forecasted to hit around 1.5 million, while the number of commercial drones should double by 2024. With new technologies and lower prices, now's the time to get in on the excitement with the GPS 4K Drone 106 Pro.
Campervans
Visionary Hyundai Staria van turns epic camper with penthouse sundeck
When Hyundai shattered the van mold with the stylish Staria earlier in 2021, it was already thinking about camper vans. Now they're here, as Vantech has developed the new Raccoon L, a Staria camper with slide-out sundeck and swing-out microwave.
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Foster + Partners creates daylight-filled, water-saving Apple store
Apple and Foster + Partners' long-term collaboration continues with a new Apple Store in Turkey. Designed to maximize daylight inside with extensive glazing, the building is topped by a thin roof that incorporates a rainwater collection system.
Bicycles
Folding-wheel Tuck Bike heads into production
Last year we told you about the prototype Tuck Bike, which featured both a folding frame and folding full-size 700c wheels. Well, you may soon be able to own one, as it's the subject of a just-launched Kickstarter campaign.
Physics
Scientists recreate hot black ice thought to exist on alien worlds
Water can take on far more forms than many people give it credit for, and now scientists have recreated a particularly bizarre one in the lab – a “hot black ice” that may exist deep inside planets like Uranus and Neptune.
Motorcycles
Honda RC213V-S becomes most expensive Japanese motorcycle in auction history
A near-perfect 2016 Honda RC213V-S MotoGP replica with just 161 kilometers on the odometer has sold for US$237,700, eclipsing the previous record held by a rare 1968 Honda CB750 prototype to become the most valuable Japanese motorcycle in auction history.
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Big-wheeled DirtySixer AllRoad Mark II fills a tall order
If you were taller than average, and had a bicycle made to fit your body size, regular 700C/29-inch wheels would be disproportionately small. That's where the DirtySixer AllRoad Mark II comes in, as it features huge 36-inch wheels.
Body and Mind
Injection of "dancing molecules" gets paralyzed mice walking in 4 weeks
Spinal cord injuries are among the most debilitating. In a new breakthrough study, Northwestern University researchers have developed a gel containing “dancing molecules” that allowed paralyzed mice to walk again four weeks after a single injection.
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Volocopter performs South Korea's first crewed air taxi flight
Volocopter's ambitions in the flying taxi space have taken another step forward, with the startup's electric aircraft performing its first crewed flight in South Korea as the country eyes a proper lift-off for a commercial air taxi service in 2025.
Bicycles
Bike-mounted Air device monitors air quality along cyclists' routes
Because many cyclists ride all over town, they encounter a wide range of air quality – more so than could be monitored by stationary sensors. The bar-mounted Air was designed with that in mind, as it measures the air quality while its user pedals.
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Fortescue aims to launch world's first ammonia-powered ship in 2022
Australian mining billionaire Andrew Forrest has announced he's challenged his team to get the world's first ammonia-powered ship into service by 2022, following their rapid success with hydrogen mining trucks and ammonia-powered locomotives.
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