Tesla Model 3 owner implants RFID chip to turn her arm into a key
By Kirsten Korosec From TechCrunch Forget the keycard or phone app, one software engineer is trying out a new way to unlock and start her Tesla Model 3. Amie DD, who has a background in game simulation and programming, recently released a…
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Legendary Hollywood diva Faye Dunaway being sued for calling assistant a ‘Little Homosexual Boy’
By Ryan Lattanzio From Indie Wire The Academy Award winner is once again in hot water amid the unfolding disaster of her busted Broadway bow in “Tea at Five.” Faye Dunaway is having a rough summer. Once called the worst person…
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This Ornate 3D-Printed Chair Made Using Generative Design Can Fold Down Flat By Alexandra Alexa From Core77 Patrick Jouin’s latest prototype pushes the process to new limits Industrial designer Patrick Jouin has been using 3D printing in his designs for…
The story of the first ever space wedding, when a woman on Earth married a cardboard cutout of her astronaut boyfriend while he watched on from the International Space Station
By Sinead Baker From Business Insider The first space wedding took place on this day 16 years ago, when Ekaterina Dmitriev stood on the ground in Texas as her husband orbited in the International Space Station. She married her new…
Two dead, dancing stars challenge astronomers’ expectations
By Jon Fingas from engadget They spin around each other in minutes and don’t produce X-rays. Stars still have plenty of surprises despite (or perhaps, because of) advances in astronomy. Researchers using Caltech’s Zwicky Transient Facility have discovered a binary white dwarf system 8,000…
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A Marsquake simulation
Watch scientists endure the intense shaking of a Marsquake simulation By Mike Wehner From BGR Humans have never set foot on Mars, but that’s not stopping scientists from doing their best to understand what it might be like when that…
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Frenchman in flyboard crossing bid falls in Channel, rescued: team
From PRESS TV A daredevil French inventor on Thursday failed in his attempt to fly across the Channel from France to Britain standing on a jet-powered “flyboard”, having to be rescued after falling into the sea, his team said. Franky…
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Cayman Sammy
As a Cayman Islands Sammy Germany, held in breath – view By Adrian McDonald From KXAN36 In Switzerland, searching feverishly for any sign of a Caiman in the lake hallwil AG. A fisherman claims to have seen the one and…
Robo-ants
These robo-ants can work together in swarms to navigate tricky terrain By Devin Coldewey From TechCrunch While the agility of a Spot or Atlas robot is something to behold, there’s a special merit reserved for tiny, simple robots that work…
Quantum entanglement
Scientists unveil image of quantum entanglement for the first time ever By A.J. Delinger From engadget For the first time ever, physicists have captured an image of quantum entanglement. In a paper published in the journal of Scientific Advances, scientists from…
