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09:05 • 18.06.14Facebook launches new image messaging app“When everyone participates, there's less pressure, more creativity and even the little things in life can turn into awesome shared experiences…”
09:00 • 17.06.14Microwave helmet 'can spot a stroke'"By diagnosing and treating stroke as early as possible, we can minimize the devastating impact of stroke, secure better outcomes for patients and, ultimately, save lives. Time lost is brain lost…"
16:57 • 16.06.14US lifts restrictions on more detailed satellite images“Our customers will immediately realize the benefits of this updated regulation, as for the first time, we will be able to make our very best imagery available to the commercial market…”
09:42 • 16.06.14Looking under bandages: Experts use CT scans to study remains of Egyptian mummy discovered in ancient city of ThebesThe mummy was found among the tombstones of Thebes and brought to France where it was examined in the taphonomy unit at the Roger Salengro hospital, in Lille and the city’s natural history museum…
09:52 • 14.06.14Watch star explode 20,000 years ago: Time-lapse footage reveals beautiful burst that sent 'light echoes' around universe“When combined with the high luminosity and unusual outburst behavior, these characteristics indicate that V838 Mon represents a hitherto unknown type of stellar outburst, for which we have no…”
16:32 • 13.06.14Investigation under way after 13 planes mysteriously vanish from radars in Europe for 25min. in 'unprecedented' incidentThe Boeing 777 - with 239 passengers and crew on board - vanished from civilian radar screens about an hour into the night flight…
17:17 • 12.06.14Frog's tongue 'can lift three times own body weight'"I used to do a lot of morphological, descriptive work with amphibians - I used to study dead, museum specimens. For me it was quite exciting to work with the living frogs and see how they behave…”
12:03 • 12.06.14Anonymous hacker group attacks Brazil gov’t websites ahead of World Cup 2014"We have a plan of attack. We have already conducted late-night tests to see which of the sites are more vulnerable. This time we are targeting the sponsors of the World Cup…"
17:47 • 11.06.14Nasa reveals latest designs for Star Trek-style spacecraft that could make interstellar travel a reality“When you turn the field on, everybody doesn't go slamming against the bulkhead, which would be a very short and sad trip…”
17:12 • 11.06.14Ford, Heinz to develop tomato-based fibers car parts"Our goal is to develop a strong, lightweight material that meets our vehicle requirements, while at the same time reducing our overall environmental impact…"
08:48 • 11.06.14Insects' underwater sex secrets revealedThe team, led by Dr Kai-Jung Chi from National Chung Hsing University in Taiwan, directly measured the gripping force of the "attachment devices" on the leg bristles of two diving beetle species…
15:27 • 10.06.14Toyota has already explored flying cars“We believe not only for gas mileage, but for emissions and global warming, that technology is essential to meeting the big challenge…”
10:08 • 10.06.14'World's smallest' pacemaker fitted for first time in England“In addition to the advantages of the device's size and wireless technology, the procedure reduces the risk of infection and extended recovery time associated with traditional, more invasive implants…
17:32 • 09.06.14Computer AI passes Turing test in 'world first'“A true Turing test does not set the questions or topics prior to the conversations. We are therefore proud to declare that Alan Turing's test was passed for the first time on Saturday…”
08:57 • 09.06.14Male faces 'buttressed against punches' by evolution“But four million years ago, if you broke your jaw, it was probably a fatal injury. You wouldn't be able to chew food... You'd just starve to death…”