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A new study suggests that a widely used sugar substitute, found in diet drinks, chewing gum, and low-sugar yogurt, may elevate insulin levels, potentially increasing long-term risk of heart problems. “Artificial sweeteners have penetrated almost all kinds of food, so we have to know the long-term health impact,” stated senior author Yihai Cao, who studies chronic diseases related to blood vessel disorders at Karolinska Institute in Sweden. Aspar…See the Story

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Meta pushes boundaries. Can translate thoughts into words written on the screen

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Technology company Meta is testing a machine that decodes brain signals into words typed on a computer, using a neural network and artificial intelligence (AI). Although the system is quite accurate (80%), it is not very practical. The machine weighs half a ton, costs $2 million ($48.6 million), needs a shielded room, and even a slight movement of the head interferes with the signal. Still, a team of scientists involved in AI and neuroscience is…See the Story

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UK-based Core Power has announced that it plans to mass produce a fleet of floating nuclear power plants (FNPPs) using advanced reactor design and modular shipbuilding to be anchored off the US coast in about 10 years.See the Story

From compact trailer, camper with 2 double beds plus kitchen, shower and heating

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From compact trailer, camper with 2 double beds plus kitchen, shower and heating

The Australian manufacturer Hardkorr Campers makes it possible. The brand has been joining the XPlorer 2.3 Family from the same line since the latest. Two queen-size double beds offer enough space for a family with two children, but also casually for four adults. What else is there – and what about the price? The camper in his "full splendor" / photo: Hardkorr Camper The structure should last for one person under 10 minutes Sleeping in the roof …See the Story

Cheap radar against collisions with drones: Mobile aerial surveillance for disaster relief

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Cheap radar against collisions with drones: Mobile aerial surveillance for disaster relief

In the devastating forest fires in California, fire-fighting aircraft, helicopters and reconnaissance drones were recently in use. All flew blindly on sight or blindly on it, because the usual surveillance radar does not work at such a low altitude. A collision between a drone and an extinguisher occurred promptly. The drone crashed, the plane was able to land and was not available for fire-fighting for a few days due to the necessary repairs. I…See the Story

Mobile phone on the moon: Nokia wants to establish a mobile network on the Earth's satellite

Mobile phone on the moon: Nokia wants to establish a mobile network on the Earth's satellite

In recent years, the Moon has increasingly become the focus of manned space travel – from NASA's Artemis mission to medium-term plans for a permanent outpost of mankind on the Earth's satellite. Accordingly, reliable communication is also being built. Nokia now wants to build the first mobile network on the Moon. New communication standard on the Moon NASA's Kennedy Space Center will launch the second mission of the private company Intuitive Mac…See the Story

2024 YR4: German team designs a defense plan against potential asteroid danger

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2024 YR4: German team designs a defense plan against potential asteroid danger

In 2023, a 2024 YR4 asteroid, which is approximately 90 metres tall, will fly past Earth. At least with a very high probability. However, there is also a low probability that 2024 YR9 will strike Earth. The danger from the asteroid has only recently been upgraded. German researchers have therefore begun to develop a defense plan. Image: asteroid, Kai Schreiber, Flickr, CC BY-SA 2.0 Danger from space The 2024 YR4 asteroid was discovered by NASA's…See the Story

Electricity produced soon... thanks to the exhaust gas!

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Electricity produced soon... thanks to the exhaust gas!

What if that's the way to make thermal cars a little less polluting? U.S. researchers are working on a device capable of producing electricity from exhaust gases. The most surprising? It seems to be working! Exhaust gases could produce electricity Pennsylvania researchers have just developed an innovative device capable of converting heat from exhaust gases to electricity, thus exploiting a previously lost energy source. This technological advan…See the Story

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Solar power can become significantly cheaper: record with a new source material

With a record solar cell, researchers from sunny Australia want to significantly reduce the cost of solar power. As a material, they use kesterite, a crystalline mineral containing the elements copper, zinc, tin, iron and sulfur. Although it is rare in nature, it is easy to produce synthetically. Since the basic components are very common on Earth, the material is very inexpensive and harmless, because none of them are toxic. Costs are further r…See the Story

New heart valve prosthesis lasts forever: Repeated operations become superfluous

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New heart valve prosthesis lasts forever: Repeated operations become superfluous

In Germany alone, more than 24,000 defective heart valves are replaced by prostheses every year. For many patients it is already the second or even third operation in the same place, because replacement lasts at least 15 years. In children, such prostheses have to be replaced earlier, because they do not grow with them. Image: Georgia Institute of Technology Heart valve from the printer All these problems have now been solved by medical speciali…See the Story

Recycling of perovskite solar cells: This method is intended to prevent waste streams from solar plants

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The energy transition will require large amounts of electricity from renewable sources such as the sun and wind. Accordingly, many photovoltaic and wind power plants will also be needed. A new problem arises from this situation: neither photovoltaic nor wind power plants can be operated for an infinite period of time. In both cases, recycling is still a challenge. Researchers have now developed a new recycling method that allows modern perovskit…See the Story