Ethical hacker Alex Birsan developed a way to inject malicious code into open-source developer tools to exploit dependencies in organizations internal applications.
Alien intelligent life may be bird-like, see.
Could they help us understand intelligent life on other worlds?
Flip flops from plants. đ
Researchers at the University of California San Diego have figured out how to turn algae into flip flops. They founded a startup to sell the shoe, but face a challenge in getting their invention mass produced: There arenât enough algae farms to support the startupâs supply chain.
Solar powered bikes for use in fighting poaching. đ
Whatâs even more badass than defending endangered animals from illegal poaching? How about rolling up on a stealthy solar-powered bush bike made specifically to sneak up on poachers and bust their asses? These electric motorcycles are light, nimble, rechargeable and best of all zero-emissions. Get wrecked, poachers!
NASAâs rover must plow through Marsâ atmosphere at supersonic speeds, deploy a parachute to slow itself, then fly to safety with a jetpack.
The detailed physical processes and pathways involved in the transmission of COVID-19 are still not well understood. Researchers decided to use advanced computational fluid dynamics tools on supercomputers to deepen understanding of transmission and provide a quantitative assessment of how different environmental factors influence transmission pathways and airborne infection risk.
A Chinese spacecraft appears poised to enter orbit around Mars, one day after an orbiter from the United Arab Emirates did so and about a week ahead of an American attempt to put down another spacecraft on the surface of the red planet.
From âStar Trekâ replicators to Richie Richâs wishing machine, popular culture has a long history of parading flashy machines that can instantly output any item. While 3D printers have now made it possible to produce a range of objects that include product models, jewelry, and novelty toys, we still lack the ability to fabricate more complex devices that are essentially ready-to-go right out of the printer.
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The UAEâs orbiter reaches Mars on Tuesday, followed less than 24 hours later by Chinaâs orbiter-rover combo. NASAâs Perseverance rover is due to land on February 18.
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Very promising, machines like this one will help in the desert or in drought condions, even in Mars.
GE Researchâs atmospheric water extraction device could supply up to 150 soldiers with water.
