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NASA plans to send to Venus aircraft
Space Agency NASA has long interested in the Venusian sky. The space Agency has charged a Colorado Black Swift Technologies to develop aircraft for atmospheric observations of Venus. “Black Swift Technologies provide aerial solutions for the wild land fires, volcanoes, tornadoes, and hurricanes — the most extreme events on Earth,” says BST CEO Jack Elston.…
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Thousands of cryptocurrency projects already dead
Two sites that are actively catalogservlet bad cryptoprocta, Coinopsy and DeadCoins, found that more than 1,000 projects were defeated in 2018. Projects range from just thrown to outright Scam. It is not surprising that institutions are actively developing rules for the regulation of cryptocurrencies, with hearings SEC are watching with bated breath, and large social…
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Qualcomm showed “wireless future”, which will begin in August
When we are talking about the wireless future, many users will imagine prospects of development of the networks and, above all, 5G technology. To the future Qualcomm also continues to prepare. But wireless technology doesn’t stop there. There are others that are important to users for their communication, direction, and Qualcomm is mindful of them,…
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US Intel Officials Allege North Korea Is Still Enriching Uranium After Trump-Kim Summit
A South Korean soldier overlooking the DMZ between the two countries.Photo: AP Shocker: It turns out that President Donald Trump was perhaps not really being all that honest when he walked out of a summit with North Korean strongman Kim Jong Un this month and declared “There is no longer a nuclear threat from North…
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Authorities Arrest Man for Allegedly Threatening to Murder Ajit Pai’s Children
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Capital Gazette Shooting Suspect Was IDed Using Controversial Facial Recognition Database
Police tape surrounds the entrance to 888 Bestgate Dr. where 5 people were shot and killed at the Capital Gazette headquarters, on June 29, 2018 in Annapolis, Maryland.Photo: Getty Law enforcement officers in Maryland used facial recognition technology to identify the suspected shooter believed to be responsible for killing five staff members and injuring at…
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Smart Home Security Camera Sends Footage to Wrong Person, Is Maybe Not So Smart After All
Photo: Swann Internet-connected devices are known for having their fair share of security issues—especially when it comes to cameras. But here’s a new one: the BBC reported this week that a smart home security camera started sending video clips to the wrong person. The BBC first caught wind of the problem shortly after one of…
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Government Study Says You’re Washing Your Hands Wrong, Which Is Gross and You Should Fix It
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The day transistor: thus was born the modern electronics
June 30, 1930, is submitted and accepted first photoradiotherapy. Soviet scientist Hovhannes Adamyan Abgarovich decided to apply to photography’s invention by A. S. Popov radio. Thus, in fact, 85 years ago was the invention of the Fax machine. In 1921, the inventor has performed at the all-Russian electrotechnical Congress, which submitted its report on the…
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Huawei announced what smartphones will get the new version of Android
Huawei called the seven smartphones that in the coming days will receive a firmware update to the latest version of the Android operating system Oreo with a proprietary shell EMUI 8.0. The list includes six models in 2016 and even a 2015 release. We are talking about a three-year smartphone Huawei Mate 8, and a…