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Aviation Enthusiast Spots Malfunctioning F-15, Saves Pilot From Deadly Disaster
The photographer spotted flames and sparks coming out of the airplane and called flight control.
Science
New Hubble Image Shows Gravity Bending Light and Magnifying a Distant Galaxy
The concept is known as gravitational lensing.
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Watch as a Rivian R1S Performs a Steep Climb on a Rocky Hill
The vehicle tackles the treacherous terrain with ease and agility.
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Exoskeletons Could Improve Bowel Movements in Spinal Cord Injury Patients
Spinal cord injuries often interfere with a person's normal bowel movements.
Science
Boeing Starliner Cleared for Test Flight to ISS on July 30th
Should the test prove successful a crewed trial will follow.
Culture
The FAA Just Changed Its Rules. Neither Bezos Nor Branson Are Astronauts Now
It will now take more than travelling to an altitude of at least 50 miles to earn your FAA wings.
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Russia Disconnected Itself From Global Internet in Tests
The tests were "aimed at improving the integrity, stability and security of Russia's internet infrastructure."
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This All-Electric Motorcycle Actually Self-Balances as It Follows You
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Solar-Powered Desalination Device Aims to Deliver Water to 400,000 Kenyans
Turning seawater into drinking water is typically an expensive and polluting process, but this group hopes to change that.
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The US Air Force Says Real-Life Force Fields Are 'On the Horizon'
They say we've reached the 'tipping point' of localized force fields.
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Watch a Massive Military Jet Fly Between Buildings in Australia
The controversial video has gone viral on social media, sparking debate among viewers.
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How Molten Salt Reactors Could Lead to the Next Energy Production Boom
Molten salt nuclear reactors could be the carbon-free energy producers of the future.
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Scientists Reverse Memory Loss Caused by Aging in Mice
An already-licensed drug could do the same for humans.
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Elon Musk: 'Extremely Safe' Nuclear Plants Possible
Musk has long supported producing energy through nuclear fission.
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JP Morgan Grants Clients Access to Crypto Products
JP Morgan does a 180-degree flip from its initial stance and now wants to ride the wave of cryptocurrencies.
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NASA Had a UFO Briefing With a Dept. of Defense Task Force. No One Knows Why
But the truth is still out there.
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