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Entire Island of Puerto Rico Lost Power Due to Hurricane Maria
Hurricane Maria continues to devastate the US territory of Puerto Rico and surrounding islands.
Science
Iceberg Four Times the Size of Greater London Is Drifting Out to Sea from Antarctica
A massive chunk of ice that broke off from the Larsen ice shelf in Antarctica in July, has begun to drift out to sea.
Energy & Environment
Floridians Restricted from Using Solar Power In Aftermath of Hurricane Irma
Hurricane Irma put millions of Florida residents in the dark. Due to policies of one of the state's biggest energy providers, solar power owners were forced to sit in the dark for days longer than they had to.
Nanotechnology
Researchers Develop A Tiny Skin Patch That Can Melt Excess Body Fat
Researchers with Columbia University partnered with the University of North Carolina to create a small patch covered in microneedles. Those small needles carry a medication that can turn hard-to-remove white fat into metabolism-boosting brown fat.
News
This Massive QR Code Made of 130,000 Trees Can Only Be Scanned From the Sky
The small Chinese village of Xilinshui came up with a unique plan of making an enormous QR code of carefully arranged trees, all in the hopes of drawing in more tourists.
Entertainment
These 'Rage Rooms' Allow Stressed-Out Guests to Smash Away Their Anger
'Rage Rooms' allow people to take out their anger and pent up frustrations on a number of different gadgets and items all while in a safe space.
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ROBOTICS
These Airbags Stop Robots From Accidentally Injuring Workers
These airbags protect humans who work closely alongside robots. The inflatable bubble protects humans from the robots' sharpe edges.
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3D Technologies
5 Sectors That Have the Most to Gain From 3D Printing
3D printing leads the way toward a more innovative future. Here are some areas of life that are seeing a lot more benefit from 3D printers than others.
Architecture
Gin Wong, Visionary Architect Who Inspired The Jetsons, Dies at Age 94
Influential Los Angeles architect Gin Wong, who is responsible for some of the most iconic buildings built in California in the post-war era, died this month, leaving a rich legacy.
Automotive
This Tesla-Powered Kit Car Just Ran A 9-Second Quarter Mile
A company in Canada put together a car fitted with Tesla's Ludicrous Mode and took it to the track.
News
Facebook Investor Yuri Milner Predicts Consumer Internet Will Continue to Boom for the Next 20 Years
Tech mogul and investor Yuri Milner spoke at TechCrunch's Disrupt SF conference about the importance in investing in consumer internet. He said that market will offer the most financial promise and evolution within the next 20 years.
Culture
This Ancient Multi-Bladed Throwing Knife Is Designed to Inflict the Maximum Damage to the Enemy
The History Channel has created a television program that returns ancient weapons, like the kpinga, to the status they deserve.
Inventions and Machines
9 of the Most Interesting Grills You'll Ever See
Burning meat over a fire has been essential for our development and man's ego. There is a wide variety of interesting grills out there and we thought we'd compile a few for comparison.
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AI
Facebook Experts Are Providing Educational Videos and Blog Posts on Artificial Intelligence
With the development of its blogs and videos presenting Artifical Intelligence, Facebook is hoping to capitalize on the steady momentum it has been gaining in the past few years in AI research and development.
Gadgets
This Body Camera Is Made For Those With Serious FOMO
The FrontRow is a body camera meant to be worn all day, aimed at the social media loving millennial sect.
Biology
Scientists Have Found A Fungus That Feasts On Plastic
Researchers in Pakistan discovered a fungus that eats plastic, such a find could mean very good things for the future of our environment.
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London's Brand New £14.8 Billion Railway Gets Its Permanent Track
London's Crossrail is a step closer this week after the completion of the permanent track, keeping the project on time for the first trains to run in December 2018.
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Biology
Scientists Uncover New Information About the Theories Behind Why We Age
The work of scientists in Mainz, Germany published to explain ideas behind why we age is shedding new light on the subject as well as disproving some existing theories.
Physics
Light Gets Stored as Sound for the First Time Ever
Australian researchers just brought the world several steps closer to light-based computers. The team needed to slow down the speed of light just long enough to transfer data.