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11:15 • 20.09.16Pentagon to provide $147 million for the development of hypersonic technologiesCurrently, the development of hypersonic vehicles for military purposes, the speed of which is at least five times the speed of sound ...
09:14 • 20.09.16North Korea ground tests new engineThe United Nations and others view the North's space launch development project as a cover for tests of missile technology, as ballistic missiles and rockets in ...
19:22 • 19.09.16Google moves to protect online credit card usersChrome currently does not flag HTTP connections as insecure, but it does not show that they are secure, either. Instead, they are treated as neutral. The issue with ...
15:17 • 19.09.16Tooth fairies! British scientists invent tooth fillings that should last a lifetimeIt does away with the need for mercury fillings, banned in some countries because of toxicity. Unlike existing fillings, the new compound has almost no risk of falling out...
10:35 • 19.09.16Ride-hailing firm Lyft predicts driverless cabs in 5 yearsIn the first phase in two years' time, self-driving rides will be available to Lyft users but only along fixed routes with the software specifically geared towards those routes...
15:00 • 17.09.16Harvest moon lights up sky around the worldFrom New York City to Los Angeles and Replin, Germany, to Essex in the United Kingdom, the night sky across the globe was illuminated ...
21:01 • 16.09.16LG releases 77-inch OLED 4K TVThe 77-inch Signature features HDR, with support for both Dolby Vision and HDR10; ridiculously deep blacks, thanks to ...
16:08 • 16.09.16Animal house! Buildings around the world made to look like all sorts of creatures from cats to koalasOther animal buildings include the Big Sheep in New Zealand, a former wool and craft shop, the Giant Koala tourist complex in Australia, The Big Duck, a duck shop in New York and The Cat School in Germany...
14:01 • 16.09.16Some ancient Mars lakes came long after others (photos)"We discovered valleys that carried water into lake basins," said Sharon Wilson of the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, and the University of Virginia ...
14:50 • 15.09.16Apple says initial quantities of iPhone 7 Plus sold outapple-iphone-7-limited"We sincerely appreciate our customers' patience as we work hard to get the new iPhone into the hands of everyone who wants ...
16:59 • 14.09.16Uber debuts self-driving vehicles in landmark Pittsburgh trialUber provided ride-alongs to reporters on Tuesday. During a ride of about one hour, Reuters observed the Uber car safely ...
14:33 • 14.09.16Russian scientists trapped in Arctic by polar bears face month-long wait for rescueFive scientists based at a weather station on Troynoy island, in the Kara sea north of Siberia, have been encircled by 10 adult bears and some cubs ...
10:59 • 14.09.16Major eruption of Japan volcano predictedThe Japanese archipelago, which sits on the Pacific "Ring of fire", has more than 100 volcanoes. Sakurajima regularly spews ash and there are many small ...
20:24 • 13.09.16Making babies without eggs may be possible, say scientists"One possibility, in the distant future, is that it might be possible that ordinary cells in the body can be combined with a sperm so that an embryo is formed..."
17:00 • 13.09.16Apple fans begin queueing for the new iPhone 7 five days ahead of its releaseIn Germany and America people are already setting up camps outside the stores on Kurfuerstendamm Boulevard in Berlin ...