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Legendary British automaker TVR, which has a history of building championship-winning sports cars dating back nearly 80 years, is returning to the performance vehicle market after a long break. Up first: the super-light, V8-powered Griffith that was supposed to ship in 2019.
Category: Automotive, Transport
Tags: TVR, Sports Cars, British
The “trophy wife” trope has been given a modern twist. New research shows that after the wedding, beauty-for-status becomes a two-way street, with both husbands and wives adjusting their looks as income power shifts.
Category: Society & Community, Wellness and Healthy Living, Body and Mind
Tags: Sex and gender, Relationships, Weddings, Money, University of Bath
The Portuguese man-of-war, or Physalia, is a jelly-like creature that uses a special gas-filled balloon to float on the sea surface. Physalia inhabits the area where the ocean meets the atmosphere, in contrast to the majority of jellyfish that drift deeper. Its balloon serves as a sail, allowing it to glide with the wind and currents. Large groups may occasionally be carried to coastlines where they are rarely observed due to changing winds and ocean temperatures.
Tags: Marine Biology, jellyfish, Species, Climate Crisis, Japan
Some people don’t lose enough weight after bariatric surgery, but a new study shows that adding a daily shot of GLP-1 drug liraglutide can help patients shed extra pounds and may reduce the need for further surgery.
Category: Illnesses and conditions, Body and Mind
Tags: Obesity, Bariatric surgery, Weight Loss, GLP-1 receptor agonists, Monash University
Antarctica's ice cores are like frozen diaries of Earth's past, preserving ancient air and climate clues. Most continuous records go back about 800,000 years. But in a region called the Allan Hills, a special patch of blue ice holds scattered snapshots dating back as far as 2.7 million years.
Category: Science
Tags: Antarctic, Ice, Climate Crisis, Environment
Fruit smoothies have become a huge trend in healthy lifestyle world – and for good reason. They are a quick source of vitamins, fiber, and antioxidants, and they take just a few minutes to make! Bananas are the number-one ingredient for a good smoothie. Creamy and naturally sweet, they seem to pair well with pretty much every other fruit ... or do they?
Category: Diet & Nutrition, Wellness and Healthy Living, Body and Mind
Just over a year after it launched its novice-friendly Neo camera drone that doesn't require a license or even a remote control, DJI has updated it. There are several compelling upgrades and a few new features that make it worth a look if you want to get started shooting video hands-free.
Category: Drones, Consumer Tech, Technology
Tags: Camera drone, DJI Innovations
3D-printed architecture has evolved from futuristic concept to everyday construction technique at lightning speed – and the pace shows no sign of slowing down anytime soon. A recent example of this progress comes in the form of a non-towable tiny house that was printed in just one week.
Category: Tiny Houses, Outdoors
Tags: Building and Construction, Tiny Footprint, Micro-House, 3D Printing, House, Home
Valve – which runs the Steam game store and made the legendary Half-Life series – already makes a VR headset for hardcore gamers who care to tether themselves to a beefy PC for an immersive experience. Its new headset, the Steam Frame, is designed to make VR gaming a lot more accessible to folks who want to easily jump into their favorite titles, with some clever tech hidden inside.
Category: Virtual Reality, Consumer Tech, Technology
You won't find us endorsing aggression towards animals very often, however, scientists have discovered that raising your voice to seagulls – especially if you're male – will make them think twice about stealing your food. It's simply science.
Tags: University of Exeter, Birds, Beach, Animal science, Tone, Human, Behavior
Tens of millions of people with type 2 diabetes might actually be undermining their efforts to improve their health, with researchers demonstrating that the commonly prescribed metformin blocks the cardiovascular benefits normally gained through exercise.
Category: Diabetes, Illnesses and conditions, Body and Mind
Tags: Rutgers University, Type 2 diabetes, Medication, Chronic illness, Exercise, Cardiovascular, blood-glucose, Hypertension, Metabolic syndrome
If you want to build an actual HAL 9000, all you need is an LED, some carpentry skills, and any laptop accessing a talking AI. If you want to build your own R2D2, you’ll have a tougher job assembling a range of materials, motors, and electronics. But what if you wanted to make your own working version of TARS, that bizarre, blocky robot from Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar that looks like a stainless steel ATM with metal posts for legs sprouting from its shoulders?
Category: Robotics, Technology
So I've had these headphones for almost two weeks now. When I got them, I chucked it onto the charger until it said it was fully charged. Since then, I've worn them every single day, 95% of the time in Bluetooth mode connected to everything from my phone to my laptop to my projector. Sometimes for an hour, sometimes most of the day. And I haven't charged 'em since.
Category: Consumer Tech, Technology
Tags: Headphones, Bluetooth, Studio
British electric drive specialist Helix builds some of the most power-dense electric motors in the world. Now it's working to springboard that compact, power-packed design into a marine drive ecosystem it believes will help change the face (or at least underbody) of everyday recreational and utility boating. The company's all-new Pod Cartridge brings the e-drive components necessary to make 360-degree pod drives a widely available solution capable of increasing efficiency and boosting maneuverability across a huge market of vessels.
Tags: Electric Motors, Marine Innovations, Climate Solutions: Shipping, Electric Boats
Sitting at a desk for at least eight hours a day is the reality for most remote workers today. But what if you could keep moving while working? That’s exactly the question that inspired Johannes Kettmann, a software developer from Berlin who knows firsthand the challenge of hitting those 10,000 steps per day while working a remote desk job. The result is the Office Walker, a minimalist walking pad designed for simplicity, silence, and long-lasting durability.
Category: Fitness & Exercise, Wellness and Healthy Living, Body and Mind
Tags: Kickstarter, Exercise, Treadmill, Wooden
Boosting levels of a certain molecule that declines with age was found to restore memory and brain function in Alzheimer’s disease (AD) models – not just by improving energy metabolism, as previously thought, but by fixing RNA splicing errors that disrupt hundreds of genes crucial to neuron health.
Category: Alzheimer's & Dementia, Brain Health, Body and Mind
Tags: University of Oslo, Alzheimer's disease, Neuroscience, Neurodegenerative conditions, Cognitive functioning, Age-Related, Memory, Brain
After a couple of successful crowdfunding campaigns over the past year, Hong Kong-based EDC brand Eck Studio is back at it with a versatile little tool that's perfect for outdoorspeople and DIY enthusiasts who need different kinds of blades to hand.
Category: Knives and Multitools, Gear, Outdoors
Tags: EDC, Outdoors and Camping, Tools, Knife, Kickstarter
Amid a flurry of announcements showing that it's going from strength to strength, electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) maker Archer has said it's purchasing an airport in Los Angeles from which its futuristic vehicles will launch and land.
Tags: eVTOL, Archer Aviation, Air Taxis, Flying taxi, Airports
A team of researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has been refining and combining several advanced technologies over the past six years to create a revolutionary platform to treat a vast array of neurological diseases and mental illnesses. It could not only prove more effective than traditional methods, but also negate the need for complex procedures that carry their own set of risks.
Category: Brain Health, Body and Mind
Tags: Neurological, Brain, MIT, Alzheimer's disease, Nanotechnology
Scientists have identified a significant link between low levels of choline and the prevalence of anxiety disorders, suggesting that upping intake of this essential nutrient found in a range of foods – from eggs to seeds – could potentially improve symptoms of these debilitating conditions.
Category: Diet & Nutrition, Wellness and Healthy Living, Body and Mind
Tags: University of California, MRI, Anxiety, Brain, mental health, Diet, Chemicals, Neuroscience