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Putting bubbles on hold to unlock secrets of boiling
It can obviously be proven false if you're willing to wait around long enough, but researchers have added some truth to the old adage that a watched pot never boils. They've managed to put a boiling bubble on pause to learn more about the way such bubbles form when water boils.
Wearables
New wearable uses sound to maintain deep sleep
The recent launch of Rythm and the introduction of its Dreem device adds a new approach to combatting poor sleep, by detecting when a sleeper is in a deep sleep state and maintaining that state through the use of sound.
Around The Home
Richard Mille RMS05 fountain pen blends writing with precision watchmaking
Richard Mille has turned its precision mechanical watchmaking skills to a fountain pen. The US$105,000 RMS05 runs off a self-winding Swiss movement to extend the hand-polished 18K white-gold nib automatically from the barrel at the press of a button.
Motorcycles
Simple device tracks motorsport performance
Brain One is a standalone, wireless tracking system that is claimed to be easy to use, and designed for integration with popular action gadgets. The device is intended to appeal to the motorsport fan who wants to improve their skills.
Diabetes
Natural plant pigment makes for diabetic-friendly bread
Scientists have created a bread with anthocyanin, a plant pigment that helps slow digestion, which helps the body keep glucose levels in the blood under control. The team hopes it will help pave the way for a new market of healthier food products for people who have to manage their diabetes.
Virtual Reality
Oculus Rift vs. HTC Vive
Now that the HTC Vive is up for pre-order, it's time for VR early adopters to decide between the Vive, with its room-scale focus from day one, or the Oculus Rift, with its impressive lineup of launch content. Let's compare their features and specs.
Astronomy
NASA green-lights supersonic passenger plane project
NASA is moving ahead with its new X-planes program by awarding its first contract to design a prototype "low-boom" supersonic passenger jet to a team led by Lockheed Martin.
Automotive
Bugatti unveils snarling 1500-horsepower Chiron
Rumors and reports about the Bugatti Chiron will finally be put to rest when the company takes the covers off of its latest super sports car at the Geneva International Auto Show.
Body and Mind
Slimline asthma inhaler slides right into your wallet
For sufferers of asthma, going out without an inhaler in-tow is risk not worth taking, but these clunky devices don't lend themselves too well to life inside jean pockets. So one startup has set out to make a more portable version, developing a slimline inhaler that slides right into your wallet.
Motorcycles
Push-button electronic system drops the clutch for automatic shifting
Converting a manual shifting bike to something resembling an automatic has not been easy. Biperformance Development Corporation (BDC) believes its ShiftFX Electronic Shift Transmission (EST) could change that.
Bicycles
Telescoping bike changes shape to fit the rider
While getting a bicycle hand-built to your exact dimensions can indeed ensure a custom fit, it can also be quite expensive, plus that bike will be made mainly with one type of riding in mind. That's part of the reason that UK frame-builder Mike Hickman created the Hickman Bike.
Automotive
Ford boosts Fiesta ST pocket rocket to 197 hp
The Fiesta ST is already our favourite little pocket rocket, but that hasn't stopped Ford from giving it a tune up to keep it at the top of its game. The new ST200 has been given more power, a sharper handling setup and bigger brakes for an even more playful, involving drive.
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