Phonak Audeo Paradise Review - Next-Gen Hearing Aids
Phonak just unveiled what could well be one of the most advanced medical hearables so far.
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This Is Why Mars Is So Much Smaller Than Earth
A key difference between Mars and Earth is their size, with Mars being about half the size of Earth. So...why?
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These 18 Tiny Dots Are A Huge Deal To NASA's Webb Space Telescope
NASA reveals why these 18 dots are absolutely vital to the success in scientific missions with the James Webb Space Telescope now and through the future.
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What Is NIRSpec? The James Webb Telescope Instrument Explained
The James Webb Telescope's most interesting instrument NIRSpec explained with the assistance of a pair of short-and-sweet videos from NASA.
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Hubble Images Two Galaxies In Spectacular Head-On Collision
NASA revealed a new image from Hubble showing two galaxies colliding, or in an intergalactic tug of war, however you want to look this fantastic display.
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NASA's NACHOS Instrument Could Predict Volcanic Eruptions
NASA has a new CubeSat called Nanosat Atmospheric Chemistry Hyperspectral Observation System (NACHOS) that could help predict the eruptions of volcanoes.
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Were Dinosaurs Fatter And Weirder Than We Suspect?
Take a look at the recently uncovered Bajadasaurus pronuspinax and you might well be thrown for a loop.
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Belkin's New Thunderbolt 4 Dock Is A Game-Changer For Your Workspace
Belkin revealed a new Thunderbolt 4 dock for the most up-to-date peripherals and high-powered PCs, as well as a pair of new Thunderbolt 4 cables.
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Why The Space Force Logo Looks Like Star Trek, And Star Trek Looks Like NASA
Today the newest incarnation of the United States Space Force logo was revealed by Donald Trump.
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Galaxy Fit 2 Fitness Band Gets Surprise Update With New Features
Samsung has surprised Galaxy Fit 2 wearable owners with a new software update, one that adds a few extra features to the aging fitness band.
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These Injectable Nanobots Can Walk Around Inside A Human Body
Researchers have developed nanobots that can be injected using an ordinary hypodermic syringe.
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China's Skeptical About Origins Of Rocket On Crash Course With Moon
Experts believe the rocket debris that'll hit the moon next month originates from the 2014 Chang'e-5 mission, but China has formally disagreed.
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Why NASA Rejected The Idea Of Making NFTs
Because non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are uniquely owned assets, NASA has opted to prevent its public domain imagery from being coined in this fashion.
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New ISS Science Projects Target Skin Aging, Tumors, And Gardening In Space
The latest ISS cargo launch went smoothly and now 8,300 pounds of supplies are on their way to the space station. Among the cargo are several new experiments.
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What Elon Musk Has To Say About Sending A Starship To Mars
SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk has a few things to say about the possibility of sending a starship to the planet Mars with humans aboard in our lifetime.
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NASA's New X-Ray Observatory Has Captured Its First Image
NASA revealed the first image captured by the x-ray observatory IXPE. This first image is a portrait of a supernova remnant called Cassiopeia A.
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Coca-Cola Starlight Tastes Like Space And We're Intrigued
Coca-Cola has a new sort of flavor for a limited time - one that they suggest tastes like space. Coke Starlight appears in both original and Coke Zero forms.
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This Quantum Crystal Defies The Normal Laws Of Physics
Researchers have identified a material that they believe makes a good candidate for use in quantum computers as it defies the normal laws of physics.
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Is A Space Elevator Possible Using Today's Technology?
Space elevators, long a staple of science fiction, promise an innovative way to overcome Earth's orbit.
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What Is A Dyson Sphere And Why Haven't We Built One?
The basic idea of a Dyson Sphere is simple. So why haven't we built one yet?
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James Webb Observatory Hits New Milestone With Activated Guidance Sensor
NASA says the James Webb Space Telescope's fine guidance sensor is now active, marking yet another milestone in the observatory's big transition.
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Peloton Lanebreak Turns Spinning Into A Video Game
Peloton released a feature for their exercise bike system that turns the experience into a game called Peloton Lanebreak, running with tech from Google Stadia.
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White Castle Orders More Robot Hamburger Flippers To Fill In For Humans
White Castle leads the way in adopting robot workers to fill in roles human hamburger flippers traditionally held in the past, while personable jobs stay human.
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SpaceX Vs. Blue Origin: Who Is Winning And Why?
In recent years, SpaceX and Blue Origin — each owned by wealthy businessmen — have cracked through the highest of earthly ceilings to reach for the stars.
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NASA Shows Us What Antarctica Would Look Like Without Ice
Thanks to a computer-simulation, we get to see that Antarctica is actually bumpy and unique -- we just don't get to see it with all that ice covering it up.
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11 Affordable Alternatives To A Peloton Bike
Peloton bikes are not cheap. Fortunately, there are more affordable alternatives from top brands including Schwinn, Bowflex, and NordicTrack.
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2022 LG CineBeam 4K Projectors Don't Need Much Space Or A Dark Room
LG is back with two new CineBeam laser projector models packing high peak brightness, including one that can be placed very close to a wall or screen.
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