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Jun 1, 2017
Brits line up to be microchipped
Posted by Zoltan Istvan in categories: business, computing, transhumanism
Implants, transhumanism, & the US Navy in this new article: http://akashictimes.co.uk/brits-line-up-to-be-microchipped/ #transhumanism #implants
Is this the mark of the beast?
A growing number of people in the UK are getting microchipped, according to new findings.
Jun 1, 2017
Aryzon Is Augmented Reality In A Box
Posted by Shailesh Prasad in category: augmented reality
Jun 1, 2017
Self-driving cars could soon save the average family at least $5,600 a year
Posted by Shailesh Prasad in categories: economics, robotics/AI, transportation
Jun 1, 2017
Billionaire Entrepreneur says Longevity is the Next ‘money fountain’
Posted by Steve Hill in categories: biotech/medical, economics, finance, life extension
UK billionaire investor believes rejuvenation biotechnology will be the next mega-industry.
Many of you may already know about billionaire entrepreneur Jim Mellon and his interest in rejuvenation biotechnology. But for those of you who do not, we would like to introduce you to him and his exciting work.
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Jun 1, 2017
40 Technologies NASA is Inventing for Its Mars Missions
Posted by Klaus Baldauf in category: space travel
Getting astronauts to Mars will be far from a cakewalk. In order to safely land a crewed ship on the surface of the red planet, the agency needs to invent things that don’t yet exist. And we’re not talking about just one or two or five new gadgets. NASA is working on a staggering 40 new technologies in order to meet a 2033 deadline for launching a crew to Mars that can live on the planet for at least a few months.
Yes, Thomas Edison was awarded thousands of patents, but the man wasn’t trying to get human beings to safely land on the surface of another world sitting 33.8 million miles away, separated by a cold, eternal vacuum. Each of those 40 technologies is a hell of a lot more complex than a light bulb.
Stephen Jurczyk, the associate administrator of NASA’s Space Technology Mission Directorate, is the person in charge of making sure NASA’s engineers stay on task and get these technologies ready on time. He seems optimistic NASA can pull off a trip to Mars, but he says the agency just needs to remain flexible while moving forward. “This is a tremendous challenge, and we absolutely can do this,” he tells Inverse.
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