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U.S. launches most advanced weather satellite ever built
Los Angeles Times
Reporting from CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — The most advanced weather satellite ever built rocketed into space Saturday night, part of an $11-billion effort to revolutionize forecasting and save lives. This new GOES-R spacecraft will bring new precision to tracking U.S. weather: hurricanes, tornadoes, …
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US military successfully tests electrical brain stimulation to enhance staff skills
The Guardian - Ian Sample
Study paves way for personnel such as drone operators to have electrical pulses sent into their brains to improve effectiveness in high pressure situations
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This Magnetic Ink Would Let Broken Wearable Heal Themselves
Popular Mechanics - Sophie Weiner
If you cut through this gadget it will repair itself in minutes. As wearables become more ubiquitous, scientists are looking forwards towards the problems these new technologies may present. One recent avenue of inquiry is into printable tech, using inks that conduct electronic current to print …
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Hyperloop Pod Designers Visit SpaceX Test Track
Inverse - Tonya Riley
Gearing up for the SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition, 30 student teams from around the world traveled to SpaceX’s Hawthorne, California base this week …
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To deal with climate change we need a new financial system
The Guardian - Jason Hickel
Abolishing debt-based currency isn’t a new idea, but it could hold the secret to ending our economies’ environmentally damaging addiction to growth
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Germany is building the world’s first wind turbines with built-in hydroelectric batteries
Quartz - Michael J. Coren
Wind blows. Water falls. But for the first time, one is now powering the other. Engineers in Germany are storing water for hydroelectricity inside wind turbines allowing the towers act like massive batteries once the wind stops blowing. It’s the first major example of the two technologies being …

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