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13:52 • 17.05.16World’s largest floating windfarm to be built off Scottish coastThe Hywind turbine is one of the frontrunners in a global race to develop flotillas of floating wind turbines that can conquer the deep oceans and reap the strongest winds ...
20:43 • 16.05.16World's first artificially intelligent lawyer hired at law firm"Judges' decisions are written in everyday language and not issued in columns and rows, which is what current computer systems digest best ...
20:03 • 16.05.16New iPhone 7 photo leak shows feature never revealed beforeThe similarities to previous rumors include redesigned antenna bands that wrap around the top and bottom edges of the device instead of going across ...
15:21 • 16.05.16Google to phase out full support for Flash on ChromeIn a message posted on a Chromium-dev discussion forum, Anthony Laforge, Google's technical lead on Chrome, said internal metrics revealed the 10 chosen sites were the most popular Flash-using sites...
08:46 • 16.05.16Andre Brahic, discoverer of Neptune's rings, dies"He was a brilliant character: extraordinarily warm, profound and authentic, a great scholar and also a storyteller, a writer..."
14:47 • 14.05.16Magnetic Hyperloop pod unveiled at MITA white paper by Mr Musk published in 2013 proposed a Hyperloop tube connection from San Francisco to Los Angeles. At speeds of around 700mph ...
19:02 • 13.05.16Belgian police issue Facebook warning to citizensIn February, the site launched six new ways of reacting to a post, alongside the Like button. They were intended partly as a way of answering calls for ...
12:05 • 13.05.16Solar Impulse aeroplane reaches OklahomaThe zero-fuel aircraft has now reached half way across America, with its immediate goal of getting to New York firmly in sight...
10:04 • 12.05.16Dying coral reefs ‘dull fish senses’The team from James Cook University in Queensland and Uppsala University carried out tests in enclosed "mini reefs" that simulated the environment ...
22:15 • 11.05.16Zika virus 'shrinks brains' in tests"However, the differences between mouse and human development mean that larger experimental animals that are more similar to humans - such as monkeys - must also be tested..."
11:44 • 11.05.16World’s oldest axe was made by early Australians"Australian stone artefacts have often been characterised as simple. But clearly that's not the case when you have these hafted axes earlier in Australia ...
11:32 • 11.05.16Facebook dodges facial recognition banMoment's core features are that it automatically groups together photos featuring the same friend or friends, and then makes it easy to share the pictures with them ...
09:22 • 10.05.16Kew report makes new tally for number of world's plants"And also the indirect impact of climate change - for example, changes in terms of pollinators - which could have a really serious effect on plants..."
16:27 • 09.05.16Twitter bars US intelligence from using analytical serviceThe move, which hasn’t been publicly announced, was confirmed by a senior US intelligence official and other people familiar with the matter. The service ...
09:10 • 09.05.16Mercury set to flit across the Sun"From this transit, we're unlikely to learn anything we don't already know. But what a wonderful event for showing people Mercury. It's a hard planet to see. Historically, transits were of immense importance...