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How would you customize your stuff? 📹: squirorkop.custom / IG
Even house columns need a little help sometimes. 🎥: izoseryalitim / IG
The system will secure northern maritime chokepoints and provide real-time tracking of ships and submarines. bit.ly/3JOqcO2
Researchers find that advanced recycling could turn China's massive construction debris pile into a resource. bit.ly/3XiII49
Form Energy and ESS are developing long duration batteries that use iron water and air instead of lithium. The technology can store electricity for up to 100 hours and is being piloted by utilities in Minnesota and Arizona. These systems use abundant non flammable materials and…
Denmark has introduced a world-first proposal that would give citizens full legal ownership of their biometric identity — including their face, voice, and body likeness. The law aims to combat deepfakes and unauthorized AI replicas by requiring explicit consent before anyone’s…
All daytime space launches are grounded under a new FAA order as unpaid controllers manage mounting air delays during the record-long shutdown. bit.ly/4hOAuKB
Sometimes all it takes is a little creativity, some paper, and a good machine to make farm life easier. 🎥: lakeviewhillfarm / IG
Families file lawsuits alleging ChatGPT enabled self-harm, raising urgent questions about AI safeguards and oversight. bit.ly/4hSokAD
A new alloy design speeds ion flow ten billion fold and pushes solid state batteries toward high performance EV use. bit.ly/47KQl8t
When people say cleaning takes no skill, they certainly didn't mean this. 🎥: baustarkmueller / IG
What if you could feel something buried underground without digging? Science says you already can. bit.ly/4hURejC
A world first as an AI trained on Earth controls a satellite in orbit demonstrating a major leap toward autonomous spaceflight. bit.ly/4nNP3zj
Is this a tool that you would use for yourself? 🎥 kaihuanlaser1 / IG
Sheffield scientists used a natural flaw called hysteresis to make soft robots shape shift. bit.ly/498CuLB
Atlas shows athletic mastery, Optimus shows industrial promise, what does that give us? bit.ly/3JL4ier
Have you ever seen a giant crystal slab like this get sliced into plates? 🎥 macanstone / IG
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