New AtlasHelmets Lumos takes a sleeker approach with new Ultra helmet newatlas.com - By Ben Coxworth Although there are now several electronics-laden "smart" bike helmets on the market, the Lumos was one of the first. Now its designers are back, with …
New AtlasProduct Reviews Nubia RedMagic 5G review: Great for gaming, with some compromises newatlas.com - By David Nield The Nubia RedMagic 5G combines two of the hottest trends in mobile at the moment – mobile gaming and next-gen 5G connectivity – in a phone that …
New AtlasScience Great white shark "paleo-nursery" discovered in Chile newatlas.com - By Ben Coxworth Although the great white shark is one of the ocean's top predators, it's still considered a vulnerable species. Now, for the first time, scientists …
New AtlasVolcanoes Drone used to safely study an active volcano newatlas.com - By Ben Coxworth Active volcanic craters are something that people generally don't want to get very close to – even if they're dedicated volcanologists. With that in …
New AtlasPandemics A picture of isolation: The best COVID-19 lockdown photography newatlas.com - By Rich Haridy With billions of people subjected to some level of stay-at-home order over the past couple of months, the COVID-19 pandemic has delivered one of the …
New AtlasScience Study reveals first sign of river plastics traveling up the food chain newatlas.com - By Nick Lavars According to the UN Environment Programme, we’ve produced more than eight billion metric tonnes of plastic since the early 1950s, with around 60 …
New AtlasplayAuto Shows The Arcfox GT: China's 1,600-horsepower all-electric hypercar newatlas.com - By Loz Blain At last year's Geneva Auto Show, we caught our first glimpse of the extraordinary Arcfox GT, a Chinese electric hypercar with a monstrous power …
New AtlasScience Nature-inspired kidney stone test returns results in 30 minutes newatlas.com - By Nick Lavars Scientists at Pennsylvania State University and Stanford University are reporting a breakthrough that could greatly improve on methods to detect …
New AtlasScience Two more COVID-19 vaccines move towards Phase 2 human trials newatlas.com - By Rich Haridy Hot on the heels of biotech company Moderna’s recent announcement of successful phase 1 trials for its mRNA COVID-19 vaccine, two more promising …
New AtlasUniverse Ancient disk galaxy looks 4.5 billion years ahead of its time newatlas.com - By Michael Irving The Milky Way is a rotating disk-shaped galaxy, and is pretty stock standard for its age. It’s generally believed that it took billions of years for …
New AtlasSpace Exploration Successful rehearsal readies SpaceX's Crew Dragon for historic launch newatlas.com - By Nick Lavars The stage is set for a landmark launch for NASA, with the final dress rehearsal now complete ahead of Wednesday’s Demo-2 mission. The mission will …
New AtlasScience Aerobic exercise shown to improve memory in those at risk of dementia newatlas.com - By Rich Haridy The results of a year-long trial led by researchers at UT Southwestern have homed in on how aerobic exercise can improve memory in older subjects …
New AtlasThe Rolling Stones Prince, Kurt Cobain, Bill Wyman, Brian Jones guitars head to auction newatlas.com - By Mike Hanlon Only eight guitars have ever sold for more than $1.0 million dollars at auction, four of them selling last year, along with another 20 that sold for …
New AtlasDrones State of the game: The key players in the emerging eVTOL air taxi market newatlas.com - By Loz Blain Electric VTOL air taxis are one of the great emerging technologies of our time, promising to unlock the skies as traffic-free, high-speed, 3D …
New AtlasScience European viper's zig-zag pattern provides three-in-one protection newatlas.com - By David Szondy Scientists at the University of Jyväskylä in Finland have shown that the simple zig-zag pattern on the back of the European viper serves three …
New AtlasplayCampers Kitsune 4x4 camper van flexes for 4-season gear carry and cozy living newatlas.com - By C.C. Weiss Just two weeks after we looked at the fast-transforming "ultimate gear head" camper van from CoPilot Vans, we have another Mercedes Sprinter …
New AtlasplayMilitary US Navy disables drone using a high-energy shipborne laser weapon newatlas.com - By David Szondy The US Navy has successfully carried out a demonstration of a high-energy laser weapon installed in a warship. On May 16, 2020, the amphibious …
New AtlasBicycles 5 bicycle components designed to smooth out rough rides newatlas.com - By Ben Coxworth Although most mountain bikes now feature suspension forks (and often rear shocks), road bikes are typically – but not always – still fully rigid. …
New AtlasScience Plankton-seeking oceanographic probe plunges to the inky depths newatlas.com - By Ben Coxworth As everyone knows, marine life near the surface of the ocean is much different than that which lives in the deeps. In order to get a better …
New AtlasIcon version of the Flipboard logoElectric Bicycles Rad aims for the long haul with RadWagon 4 electric cargo bike newatlas.com - By Paul Ridden Rad Power Bikes has launched the latest version of its electric cargo bike, the RadWagon 4, and is hoping that its new frame, custom tires and better …
New AtlasArchitecture Geely's secretive design center will keep prying eyes at bay newatlas.com - By Adam Williams Danish architecture firm Cobe has been commissioned to create a new design center for Chinese automotive juggernaut Geely. The building will include …
New AtlasSoundbar Samsung takes indoor entertainment outdoors with Terrace TVs newatlas.com - By Paul Ridden Samsung's Lifestyle family of TVs – which includes the arty Serif and Frame models and the vertical Sero – has today got a new member. Designed for …
New AtlasArchitecture Refugee community center made from bamboo and straw newatlas.com - By Adam Williams Beyond Survival: A Safe Space for Rohingya Women and Girls provides a much-needed community center for refugees in Bangladesh. The building was …
New AtlasAustralian Universities Experimental photonic chip clocks crazy 44-terabit internet speed newatlas.com - By Michael Irving An Australian research team has recorded the fastest ever internet speed from a single light source – an absolutely astounding 44.2 terabits per …
New AtlasplayApps Over-the-air updates take the Fliteboard eFoil to new heights newatlas.com - By Nick Lavars The arrival of electric-powered hydrofoil boards such as the Waydoo and Lift have come to offer adrenaline junkies an exciting new way to cut across …
New AtlasCampers Leisure Vans Ford motorhome packs AWD and multi-use Murphy lounge newatlas.com - By C.C. Weiss Canada's Leisure Travel Vans continues to build out its line of spacious, efficiently packaged Type C motorhomes with its first all-wheel drive …
New AtlasScience Robotic white blood cells crawl against the current to deliver drugs newatlas.com - By Michael Irving In the future, many diseases may be treated by tiny robots swimming through the bloodstream, delivering drugs. The latest test of these kinds of …
New AtlasScience Signs of metal in teeth could indicate ALS risk from childhood newatlas.com - By Rich Haridy A compelling new study is suggesting signs of the neurodegenerative disease Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) may be detectable in teeth, decades …
New AtlasplayAnemia App detects signs of anemia via a smartphone snap of the eyelid newatlas.com - By Nick Lavars A team of scientists has developed software that could make diagnoses of blood disorders much more straightforward, using a smartphone camera to …
New AtlasplayScience Colorful corals may be calling crucial algae back home newatlas.com - By Nick Lavars One of the ways coral reacts to abnormal sea temperatures is by expelling tiny algae that lives in its tissues, a process that drives the type of …
