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The Smallest-Ever Injectable Chip Hints at a New Cybernetic Medicine
It's the size of a dust mite.
Health
'We Could Have Prevented COVID-19,' Says WHO-Commissioned Report
A 'myriad of failures' led to a global catastrophe, it says.
Culture
Carbonate Deposits Shed Light on Byzantine Water Management
Managing the longest aqueduct of the ancient world couldn't have been an easy task.
Science
Maxwell's Demon: Researchers Create New 'Best-in-Class' Information Engine
The researchers said their information engine achieves power 'comparable to molecular machinery.'
Transportation
US States Declare Emergency Over Colonial Pipeline Cyberattack
The Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack is by far the largest cyberattack on the energy system in the US.
Culture
A Hacker Gang Tried To Extort DC Police by Leaking Files
The gang is allegedly asking for $4 million in exchange of stopping further leaks.
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CIA Fake Vaccine Campaign Led to Large Vaccination Rate Decline
The distrust generated by the campaign resulted in a significant decline in vaccination uptake in Pakistan.
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An inaccessible chamber in Chernobyl is emitting more neutrons, and could lead to a runaway nuclear reaction.
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Cow Dung and Urine Can't Cure COVID-19, Indian Doctors Warn
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When it arrives on Earth, it could reveal some of the solar system's oldest secrets.
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Glowing Rocks - Minerals That Fluoresce
Humans have been taking advantage of minerals' marvelous ability to fluoresce for a long time.
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Knowing the Drill: 9 Drills You Need At Home
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Humans Could Use Echolocation to Navigate Like Bats and Dolphins
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Tesla Might Accept Dogecoin as Payment for Its EVs
Much crypto. Such validity. Wow. Dogecoin.
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EV School Bus Firms Are Electrifying US School Transportation
An electrified school bus fleet means less air pollution, and better student health and performance.
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