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Dec 22, 2018

Stephen Hawking’s Final Theory About Our Universe Will Melt Your Brain

Posted by in categories: cosmology, neuroscience, physics

Nope. Too late already. It’s been molten long ago already ha…


Groundbreaking physicist Stephen Hawking left us one last shimmering piece of brilliance before he died: his final paper, detailing his last theory on the origin of the Universe, co-authored with Thomas Hertog from KU Leuven.

The paper, published in the Journal of High Energy Physics in May, puts forward that the Universe is far less complex than current multiverse theories suggest.

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Dec 22, 2018

Bespoke suicide pods now available for death in style

Posted by in category: futurism

Check out these assisted-suicide pods that some are calling the “Tesla” of death.


Sarco assisted suicide pods come in three different styles, and allow you to die quickly and painlessly. They’re even quite beautiful to look at.

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Dec 22, 2018

Drive-on wheel driven track system

Posted by in category: futurism

You could give your ride a set of treads this winter.

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Dec 22, 2018

How The 1% Will Live After The End Of The World | VICE on HBO (Bonus)

Posted by in category: existential risks

Throughout human history, doomsayers — people predicting the end of the world — have lived largely on the fringes of society. Today, a doomsday industry is booming thanks to TV shows, movies, hyper-partisan politics and the news media. With the country’s collective anxiety on the rise, even the nation’s wealthiest people are jumping on board, spending millions of dollars on survival readiness in preparation for unknown calamities. We sent Thomas Morton to see how people across the country are planning to weather the coming storm.

Check out VICE News for more: http://vicenews.com

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Dec 21, 2018

AIDS cure? MAJOR breakthrough as scientists succeed in destroying HIV-infected cells

Posted by in categories: biotech/medical, innovation

SCIENTISTS have made a major breakthrough which they hope could lead to a cure to HIV and AIDS.

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Dec 21, 2018

69 hours after launch, the crew reached the far side of the Moon

Posted by in category: space

They glimpsed Earth outside their windows. “It’s a beautiful, beautiful view,” Frank Borman said to Mission Control. That Christmas Eve broadcast ended 1968 on a hopeful note, bringing a reminder of the all encompassing curiosity stitched into the fabric of all humans. Sink into the far side by celebrating our #Apollo50 Anniversary here: https://go.nasa.gov/2EGQJJX

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Dec 21, 2018

Read slowly Photo

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Dec 21, 2018

On this day 50 years ago, Apollo 8 was en route to the Moon on the first human flight to lunar orbit

Posted by in category: space travel

Three days later, on Dec. 24, astronauts Bill Anders, Frank Borman and Jim Lovell became the first people to see the Moon’s far side, did a memorable reading from Genesis and took this famous Earthrise photo. Discover more about our #Apollo50 anniversary: https://go.nasa.gov/2EImzGq

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Dec 21, 2018

The man turning China into a quantum superpower

Posted by in category: quantum physics

He’s China’s “father of quantum.”


Jian-Wei Pan, China’s “father of quantum”, is masterminding its drive for global leadership in technologies that could change entire industries.

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Dec 21, 2018

Mars Express beams back images of ice-filled Korolev crater

Posted by in category: space

The stunning Korolev crater in the northern lowlands of Mars is filled with ice all year round owing to a trapped layer of cold Martian air that keeps the water frozen.

The 50-mile-wide crater contains 530 cubic miles of water ice, as much as Great Bear Lake in northern Canada, and in the centre of the crater the ice is more than a mile thick.

Images beamed back from the red planet show that the lip around the impact crater rises high above the surrounding plain. When thin Martian air then passes over the crater, it becomes trapped and cools to form an insulating layer that prevents the ice from melting.

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