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Not-so-tiny tiny house sleeps six in spacious style
Timbercraft Tiny Homes has redesigned its Denali XL tiny house and added a couple of loft bedrooms, increasing the maximum sleeping capacity to six while offering a spacious and well-stocked interior with a cottage-like feel.
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Ancient clay tablet bears the oldest known example of applied geometry
Researchers in Australia have made a discovery that may shake up the history of mathematics, revealing evidence of applied geometry being used for the purposes of land surveying some 3,700 years ago during the Old Babylonian period.
Electronics
Museum celebrates obsolete tech and oddball synth creations
Over the last year or so, Sam Battle has been gathering together interesting tech and gadgetry from the past and musical curiosities of his own design for a collection known as This Museum Is (Not) Obsolete, which is now open for business.
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BAE Systems' next-gen kit improves range of laser-guided rockets
BAE Systems has revealed its latest APKWS laser guidance kit that converts dumb rockets into precision munitions. The modifications increase the effective range by 30 percent and introduce the ability to strike at a greater angle of attack.
Architecture
Europe's largest arts park hosts tubular getaway's precarious balancing act
Cantilevering dramatically out of a small hill, the Russian Quintessential is conceived as both a stunning piece of modern art and a weekend getaway. Its reflective facade and tubular form contains a compact but comfortable-looking dwelling inside.
Environment
MIT steam collector captures pure water for reuse in power plants
Nuclear and fossil fuel power plants consume huge amounts of water for cooling, which then goes to waste as water vapor. MIT engineers have now developed a system that can capture and recycle that lost water.
Biology
Blood pressure "barometer" cells discovered in the kidney
Researchers have discovered a population of natural barometers that monitor and maintain our blood pressure. The cellular sensors have for decades been presumed to be located in a certain type of cell in the kidney, but have only now been detected.
Materials
Charged graphene foam acts as "uranium magnet" for water purification
MIT researchers have found yet another use for the over-achieving wonder material graphene, by making a reusable filter out of graphene oxide foam that acts like a magnet for uranium, effectively pulling the radioactive element out of drinking water.
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Aircraft
DHL Express to fly packages in all-electric Alice eCargo airplane
Though Eviation's nine-seat all-electric passenger aircraft is not due to make its first flight until later this year, the company is already looking to diversify into cargo hauling, with DHL Express placing an order for 12 eCargo variants.
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Artificial pancreas trialed in patients with type 2 diabetes
An artificial pancreas has been trialed in patients with type 2 diabetes for the first time. The device monitors a person’s blood glucose levels and automatically administers insulin when needed – and the results so far are promising.
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