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detection of gravitational waves opens a new window on the universe
Bookmarked 549 weeks ago for the first time scientists have confirmed detection of gravitational waves the finding not only validates einstein039s theory of relativity but also opens a new window on our knowledge of the universe |
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venom man lets deadliest snakes bite him
Bookmarked 552 weeks ago an amateur scientist can shockingly take back-to-back bites from the worlds deadliest snakes on purpose and claims to be making himself immune from their venom divorced tim friede 37 has self-inflicted more than 160 bites in 16 years of research and is hoping his experiments will help to develop a human vaccine for snake bitesto prove his self-immunisation theory works tim from wisconsin usa recently took back-to-back bites from two of the worlds deadliest snakes a taipan and a black mamba whose bite can kill in minutes unsurprisingly his obsession with saving the tens of thousands of lives lost every year to snakebites has nearly killed him on a number of occasions and also cost him his marriage his wife beth friede 35 divorced him in october after 20 years together when she finally had enough of tims snake obsession despite the controversial nature of his experiments tim does have some backing from the scientific community dr brian hanley a phd microbiologist from the university of californiasays a test suggests tim now has twice the number of antibodies and hopes his company butterfly sciences will help him develop his vaccine and find investors to get it into the field videographer director: ruaridh connellan producer: dan howlett nick johnson editor: ian phillips |
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would you time travel to the past or future
Bookmarked 553 weeks ago quothow are you gonna find baby hitlerquot |
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data attack - everything you didn039t know about star wars explained with action figures
Bookmarked 557 weeks ago what039s darth vader039s death count how many lego sets has the franchise sold which nation accepts star wars collectable coins as real currency find out everything you didnt know about the epic franchise as told by star wars action figures |
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this guy can teach you how to memorize anything
Bookmarked 559 weeks ago joshua foer can remember anything including the first 100 digits of pi the former usa memory champion explains how heand youcan memorize anything using the major system technique which converts numbers into words and images |
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9 mit media lab innovations that changed the future
Bookmarked 559 weeks ago from touchscreens to e ink and gps to guitar hero some of todays most popular technologies all originated from the same place: the mit media lab to celebrate its 30th anniversary current and former directors count down the nine most influential innovations to come out of the future-forward lab |
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think like a tree - how a dog inspired velcro and a bat inspired radar
Bookmarked 559 weeks ago how can we move toward a more sustainable world by looking to nature where many of our problems have already been solved find out how inventors and scientists developed things like velcro and radar by looking atand imitatingdogs and bats |
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think like a tree - did you know the eiffel tower was inspired by your femur
Bookmarked 560 weeks ago find out how human bones inspired the eiffel tower through the design principle of structural hierarchy |
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think like a tree - how moth eyes inspired the camera lens
Bookmarked 560 weeks ago find out how camera lenses take after moths by mimicking the way they absorb and hold in light |
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sea lion flippers could inspire super-stealthy submersibles
Bookmarked 562 weeks ago sea lions are incredible and unusual swimmers one day engineers could use the sea lions secrets to create super-maneuverable super-stealthy vehicles thatll better navigate dangers like underwater minefields |
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cyborg nation - can prosthetics outperform real limbs
Bookmarked 563 weeks ago mit media lab039s hugh herr explains how he looks to nature when developing new bionic appendages the amputee and avid rock climber discusses how his biomechatronics division is pioneering the technologies that aim to augment human physical capabilities |
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the mystery hexagon on saturn
Bookmarked 765 weeks ago saturn holds a secret a mysterious hexagon over the north pole yet unexplainable |
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