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This Tuesday (01/09/24) - Topics sensationalized!:
Crows and Sticks - Bernie's Astronomy for January - Larry's comments - Fires burning inside trees - Bottled water and the plastic you ingest - Antibiotic Resistance is coming to get ya - CRISPR '23, a breakthrough year - Human cells vibrate - Resurrection biology - Ancient bricks and Earth's magnetic field - Why do cats barf so much? - Golden Orb Found at Bottom of The Ocean - Giant Predatory Worm Half-A-Billion-Years-Old - Peekaboo! Not me, and how it's done - Google dropping staff in favor of AI - AI Is As Good As Doctors At Checking X-Rays - New AI Can Check Where You Are Standing In Photos - Social Media, AI, and the Battle for Your Brain - Bionic Propellers - Space missions, 2024 - Scientists are Worried About the Lunar Nodal Cycle - Hey for power - Let's look at Pluto - Direct-To-Cell Starlink - Hydrogen Powered, Supercharged bike - Woman Charging Her Electric Car 112 Years Ago - Jet fuel from human poo - Carrot and Donkey trick with magnets - Fixing climate change by 2030? - Everything We Think We Know About Early Human History is Wrong - David Attenborough Presents: Hummingbirds

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CRISPR Gene Editing Had a Breakthrough Year—and It's Only Getting StartedCRISPR had a huge year. Even better, it’s still a work in progress, with the potential to reshape biotechnology for decades to come.

Why ‘resurrection biology’ is gaining traction around the world | CNNResurrection biology aims to bring strings of molecules and complex organisms back to life in a bid to identify new sources of drugs, achieve de-extinction and more.

Why do cats throw up so much?What you think is cat vomit may actually be something else, like a fur ball or regurgitation.

A Giant Predatory Worm Half-A-Billion-Years-Old Has Been Unearthed In Greenland - Wonderful EngineeringIn a remarkable discovery, scientists have unearthed fossils of a formidable marine predator that ruled the seas over 500 million years ago. The carni

Google Is Planning To Replace Sales Staff With AI - Wonderful EngineeringConcerns regarding the future of jobs have been raised by the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace, and new reports indicate

This New AI Can Check Where You Are Standing In Photos - Wonderful EngineeringIn a student project known as Predicting Image Geolocations (PIGEON), three Stanford graduate students showcased the remarkable geolocating capabiliti

SpaceX Is Launching First Batch Of Direct-To-Cell Starlink Satellites For Testing This Year - Wonderful EngineeringSpaceX, under the visionary leadership of CEO Elon Musk, has embarked on a groundbreaking venture by launching the first batch of Starlink satellites

Photo Shows A Woman Charging Her Electric Car 112 Years Ago - Wonderful EngineeringA collection of images from 1922 that show a woman charging an electric automobile have surfaced, providing a fascinating look into the past and dispe

This British Firm Has Made Jet Fuel Made Completely Out Of Human Poo - Wonderful EngineeringA groundbreaking aviation company in Gloucestershire has successfully developed a revolutionary jet fuel derived entirely from human sewage. Firefly G

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Bottled water can contain hundreds of thousands of previously uncounted tiny plastic bits, study findsIn recent years, there has been rising concern that tiny particles known as microplastics are showing up basically everywhere on Earth, from polar ice to soil, drinking water and food. Formed when plastics break down into progressively smaller bits, these particles are being consumed by humans and other creatures, with unknown potential health and ecosystem effects.

Ancient bricks baked when Nebuchadnezzar II was king absorbed a power surge in Earth’s magnetic field | CNNIncredibly old human-made rocks have exposed an important event in Earth’s magnetic history.

Golden Orb Found at Bottom of The Ocean Mystifies ScientistsAt around 3,300 meters (2 miles) below the surface off the coast of Alaska, where the warm light of the Sun never penetrates, an NOAA Ocean Exploration remotely operated underwater vehicle came across a strange, golden orb.

AI Is As Good As Doctors At Checking X-Rays, Study Says - Wonderful EngineeringArtificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a groundbreaking tool in medical diagnostics, rivaling the accuracy of human doctors, according to a recen

Social Media, AI, and the Battle for Your BrainProto.life interviews law professor and ethicist Nita Farahany and techno-humanist Aza Raskin at the BrainMind Summit.

6 exciting space missions set to launch in 2024These missions are headed not just to Earth's moon, but moons of Mars and Jupiter — and a pair of asteroids.

Kawasaki Just Built A Hydrogen-Powered, Supercharged Ninja H2 SX - Wonderful EngineeringKawasaki, a pioneer in motorcycle innovation, takes a leap towards decarbonizing its fleet with the introduction of the hydrogen-powered Ninja H2. The

Can The Magnet Truck Trick Actually Work? Watch A YouTuber Try It Out - Wonderful EngineeringEver wondered if your car could zoom down the road powered solely by the irresistible force of magnets? Picture it – strapping a magnet to the front

Bernie Reim's astronomical update for December

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