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Apr 20, 2019

This Quantum Computer Can See the Future — All 16 of Them

Posted by in categories: computing, quantum physics

Researchers have built a quantum computer prototype that can show 16 possible futures at the same time.

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Apr 20, 2019

Researchers report high performance solid-state sodium-ion battery

Posted by in category: energy

Solid-state sodium-ion batteries are far safer than conventional lithium-ion batteries, which pose a risk of fire and explosions, but their performance has been too weak to offset the safety advantages. Researchers Friday reported developing an organic cathode that dramatically improves both stability and energy density.

The improved performance, reported in the journal Joule, is related to two key findings:

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Apr 20, 2019

A Heavy-Metal Planet Orbiting a Dead Star May Foretell Our World’s End

Posted by in category: space

The iron core of what was once a world has been found around a white dwarf star, shedding light on the final days of planetary systems—including our own.

  • By Jonathan O’Callaghan on April 4, 2019

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Apr 20, 2019

MicroSD Cards Packing 1TB of Storage Arrive This Spring

Posted by in category: computing

They’re in the works at Micron and Western Digital, but they won’t be cheap. WD’s card arrives in April for $449.99; Micron has not yet announced pricing.

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Apr 20, 2019

Thermodynamic magic enables cooling without energy consumption

Posted by in categories: energy, physics

Physicists at the University of Zurich have developed an amazingly simple device that allows heat to flow temporarily from a cold to a warm object without an external power supply. Intriguingly, the process initially appears to contradict the fundamental laws of physics.

If you put a teapot of boiling water on the kitchen table, it will gradually cool down. However, its is not expected to fall below that of the table. It is precisely this everyday experience that illustrates one of the fundamental laws of physics—the second law of thermodynamics—which states that the entropy of a closed natural system must increase over time. Or, more simply put: Heat can flow by itself only from a warmer to a colder object, and not the other way round.

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Apr 20, 2019

Self-balancing strainer prevents food from spilling into the sink

Posted by in category: food

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Apr 20, 2019

Ultrasonic knife

Posted by in category: futurism

This knife uses ultrasonic waves to cut through virtually anything with ease.

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Apr 20, 2019

Your Own Personal Aircraft

Posted by in categories: futurism, transportation

This electric vehicle could become your future mode of transportation 😍 via @kittyhawkaero

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Apr 20, 2019

A Mars Colony Could Be Humanity’s First Shot at a Ground-Up, Pure Economy

Posted by in categories: economics, space

Matt Weinzierl is excited about the prospects.

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Apr 20, 2019

Ending Age-Related Diseases Conference: April Update

Posted by in categories: biotech/medical, business, life extension

On July 11–12, we will be hosting our second annual Ending Age-Released Diseases conference. This conference focuses on the progress of aging research along with the business and investment side of rejuvenation biotechnology.

Aging research is on the cusp of some major breakthroughs in the battle against age-related diseases, and we invite you to join us for an action-packed event filled with exciting talks and discussion panels featuring some of the leaders of aging research and the biotech business.

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