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Oxford Space Systems is developing innovative deployable antennas and structures that meet the challenges of the new space age. Their approach is one of agile development and validation where success...
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by brian wang on (#3HRKZ)
Stargate Fans should prepare to make some twitter noise on March 9, according to Mallozzi. At 6pm on the west coast and 9pm on the east coast and international fans will have their own tweetfest on...
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by brian wang on (#3HQGX)
Alan Guth explains how eternal cosmic inflation explains the multiverse. Guth says that there is a lot of evidence for inflation. Also, the multiverse would explain the low number for the energy...
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by brian wang on (#3HPGT)
State-of-the-art techniques make it possible to build a spin-chain quantum simulator based on laser-trapped circular Rydberg atoms. This simulator combines the flexibility of atomic lattices and the...
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by brian wang on (#3HPA6)
A dying worm experiences rigor mortis early in the death process, rather than after the main event as it is for humans, according to a new study by an international team of scientists at UCL and...
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by brian wang on (#3HP7G)
Healthcare consumers are willing to wear technology to track their fitness, lifestyle and vital signs. Use of wearables has more than tripled since 2014, from 9 percent to 33 percent. Nearly half (48...
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by brian wang on (#3HNXT)
Foxconn Industrial Internet, a unit of the world’s biggest contract manufacturer whose products include Apple’s iPhones, was put on the fast track for securing the approval by China’s securities...
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by brian wang on (#3HNTK)
Alibaba opened up access to an 11-qubit system on its computer cloud. IBM has a 20 qubit quantum computer available on its cloud. Users can now access the superconducting quantum computing cloud...
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by brian wang on (#3HNTN)
The website Finder surveyed nine blockchain industry participants on the price trend for the world’s top 12 cryptocurrencies found that Ethereum will see the biggest increase in market cap, at 212...
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by brian wang on (#3HNTP)
The South China Morning Post reports that China launched a scaled-down model of a multipurpose, reusable space plane from a test site in the Gobi Desert late last month, part of its race to develop...
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by brian wang on (#3HNQ8)
A nerve agent was used to deliberately poison a Russian spy and his daughter, police said, and both are in comas fighting for their lives along with a policeman who was first on the scene. Sergei,...
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by brian wang on (#3HNQ9)
The breaking of Nazi Germany codes shortened WW2 by about two years. The plugboard had most of the mathematical complexity.
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by brian wang on (#3HNMZ)
AI researchers for Nvidia developed an unsupervised learning method for computers which allows for changes to video content it’s fed. AI software can also generate faces for people who do not exist....
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by brian wang on (#3HKSS)
Researchers created a “superlattice†of two graphene sheets stacked together — not precisely on top of each other, but rotated ever so slightly, at a “magic angle†of 1.1 degrees. The hexagonal...
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by brian wang on (#3HKF6)
Harvard researchers describe a vaccine approach that uses an injectable scaffold loaded with a selection of tumor-expressed peptides. It is a path to a personalized anti-cancer vaccine. The strategy...
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by brian wang on (#3HKAV)
The mass desperation of the Venezuelan people coup is making military coup attempts in 2018 inevitable. Brian Wang at Nextbigfuture bases this prediction on Venezuela’s terrible economy, higher...
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by brian wang on (#3HJVC)
China’s internal security budget has grown along with its external military defense spending. The internal security budget is 20% more than the defense spending. China’s defense spending,...
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by brian wang on (#3HJVD)
In Star Trek and other science fiction shows, Dr. McCoy and others often place their patients into stasis. Stasis freezes, stops or greatly slows the biological processes. DARPA is now trying to do...
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by brian wang on (#3HHQC)
Across the world’s big energy markets, the energy war rages on. OPEC and U.S. producers have been competing for years, but it’s now clear who’s winning this fight. American production of crude oil...
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by brian wang on (#3HHTT)
Former Russian agent Mr Skripal’s wife, son and older brother have all died in the past two years. The woman found slumped on a shopping center bench alongside a former Russian agent convicted...
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by brian wang on (#3HHSH)
Nextbigfuture wrote that Venzuela is unable to feed its people and that a military coup in 2018 seems inevitable. Venezuela’s leader Maduro is attempting to purge the military today. El Pais...
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by brian wang on (#3HH8M)
US and Canadian diplomats in Cuba have mysterious ailments that were blamed on a high-frequency sonic weapon. However, ultrasonic frequencies—from 20 to 200 kilohertz—don’t propagate well in air and...
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by brian wang on (#3HH8P)
The 2008 purchase of Dynex Semiconductor by Chinese railway firm Zhouzhou CRRC Times Electric helped the development of the Chinese navy’s new railguns. Dynex is one of the UK’s leading...
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by brian wang on (#3HH73)
Combining multiple soft materials into a complex machine requires many new innovations. Current methods to combine soft materials are limited, relying on glues or surface treatments that can restrict...
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by brian wang on (#3HGXQ)
Michael Griffin spoke at the McAleese/Credit Suisse summit and said he wants to have the USA leading the world in hypersonic weapons. Griffin is altering the defense budget for more research and...
by brian wang on (#3HGN3)
Uber has been sending self-driving trucks on delivery runs across Arizona since November. . After testing its technology earlier in 2017, Uber began contracting with trucking companies to use its own...
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by brian wang on (#3HGE0)
SpaceX had its fiftieth Falcon 9 launch and launched 6-ton satellite that is almost the size of a city bus. Falcon 9 flight 50 launches tonight, carrying Hispasat for Spain. At 6 metric tons and...
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by brian wang on (#3HG5J)
One of my oldest prediction is from 32 years ago. It was that fake images and video would be a big problem for news and society. I made a set of public predictions for the Honeywell Canada Futurist...
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by brian wang on (#3HG24)
Envoys from Seoul said that North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un told them he was ready to suspend weapons tests and hold candid talks with the U.S. to normalize relations, if the safety of his regime was...
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by brian wang on (#3HFZ6)
Europe and Japan are both working to have long duration satellites operating two to three times closer than regular low orbit satellites. This would allow for closer and more detailed pictures from...
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by brian wang on (#3HETQ)
1. Universe Today – Special Skinsuits Could Help Astronauts Avoid Back Pain When Their Spines Expand In Space In microgravity, the spine of an astronaut is never compressed by gravity, and...
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by brian wang on (#3HEQH)
HyperSciences is using the power of extreme velocity to radically change the economics of industries and companies whose success hinges on the ability to break rock as fast as possible. RAMAC is a...
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by brian wang on (#3HEM3)
Sergei Skripal was once a colonel in Russia’s GRU military intelligence service. He was given refuge in Britain after he was exchanged in 2010 for Russian spies caught in the West as part of a Cold...
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by brian wang on (#3HEJZ)
The goal of the Google Quantum AI lab is to build a quantum computer that can be used to solve real-world problems. Their strategy is to explore near-term applications using systems that are forward...
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by brian wang on (#3HE9Q)
Touch screens and touch feedback systems and other Haptic technologies are power-hungry. To create the virtual sensation of touch, motion generators called piezoelectric actuators are required, and...
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by brian wang on (#3HE9S)
Researchers from the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied and Sciences (SEAS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering have developed an efficient machine...
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by brian wang on (#3HDCM)
Turkey might buy new generation F-35B jump jet stealth fighters. Turkey could join Japan and South Korea in using 20000 to 35000 helicopter carriers to base about 10-20 F35b with vertical takeoff and...
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by brian wang on (#3HDA8)
Milan Vaishnav, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, notes that despite great projections for India from McKinsey, the World Bank and IBM and many others, India’s rise is not assured....
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by brian wang on (#3HD43)
Lenses are no longer necessary for some microscopes, according to Rice University engineers developing FlatScope, a thin fluorescent microscope whose abilities promise to surpass those of old-school...
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by brian wang on (#3HB87)
SpaceX is building a private spaceport in Boca Chica Village, Texas and the rocket launch facility should be ready around September 2018. The Boca Chica will be a testing facility for the SpaceX BFR...
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by brian wang on (#3HB89)
96.5 percent of all of those trying to become YouTubers won’t make enough money off of advertising to crack the U.S. poverty line, according to research by Mathias Bärtl, a professor at Offenburg...
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by brian wang on (#3HARC)
Having super-high speed trains travel in vacuum or very low pressure is an idea that has been around for centuries and the maglev vacuum concept has been around for decades. A maglev (magnetic...
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Russia’s tsunami creating nuclear drone would dive deeper than US subs and move faster than torpedos
by brian wang on (#3HAPS)
US Missile defense is very limited today. There are only few dozen interceptor missiles and the system would be lucky to defend against about six ICBM missiles. Russia worried that the missile...
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by brian wang on (#3H9SF)
Starving Venezuelan oil workers are growing too weak for heavy labor. They are too fatigued to act quickly which leads to more fatal accidents. Crude oil makes up about 95% of Venezuela’s...
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by brian wang on (#3H9BP)
There is much more technology in transforming furniture than the old sofa bed. There is revolving bed and shelves and telescoping tables. The cost is higher and the materials are stronger. The cost...
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by brian wang on (#3H97J)
The US has potentially launched a trade war with heavy tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. Steel imports will carry a 25% tariff and aluminum imports 10%. Stock markets dropped and there were...
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by brian wang on (#3H8YE)
Russia has a Russian liquid-fueled, MIRV-equipped, super-heavy thermonuclear armed intercontinental ballistic missile in development by the Makeyev Rocket Design Bureau from 2009, intended to replace...
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by brian wang on (#3H8SC)
SCTV in the 1970s had a skit about interview a large monster. Tim Ishimuni chats with his guest, Grogan, about radiation, his new book, what irritates him, whether he still has an irrational need to...
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by brian wang on (#3H8SE)
The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) will discover thousands of exoplanets in orbit around the brightest stars in the sky. In a two-year survey of the solar neighborhood, TESS will...
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by brian wang on (#3H7K1)
Lab-grown meat products will be offered in a number of restaurants in the United States and Asia, starting with chicken nuggets, sausage and foie gras. There will be factory produced meat on store...
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