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Circa 2018
Magnets may play a central role in the future of surgery. This summer, US surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Cadeddu performed the first of several magnet-assisted prostate cancer surgeries he has now done.
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Tens of thousands were evacuated and tremors were felt in nearby villages amid an eruption of the country’s second-most-active volcano, the Taal, near Manila.
Antarctica’s native microorganisms are a hearty bunch, able to eke out a living on the planet’s coldest, highest, driest, windiest and emptiest continent. But the region wasn’t always quite as hospitable as it is today.
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“It’s kind of like he’s still there, still waving, and it just makes me feel like he’s just still around.”
This smart mirror lets you virtually try on clothes, so you can live out your greatest hi-tech dreams.
This new type of battery can be cut, bent, soaked, shot, and lit on fire—and it still powers up just fine.
Fossils discovered in Nevada contain preserved guts from a mysterious creature that lived 550 million years ago.
Neon burst onto the scene at CES 2020 in a flurry of hype, but not much understanding of what the company wants to eventually achieve. It’s a complex vision of the future, where we live alongside digital humans that look like us, move like us, and can think, learn, and remember.
Seeking Delphi podcast host Mark Sackler is joined by panelists Liz Parrish, Aubrey de Grey, David Wood and co-moderator Keith Comito to discuss scenarios for getting to—and dealing with—a post aging future.
