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This may have important implications in the search for life on other planets. Health & Wellbeing New studies explore how gut microbiome affects Alzheimer’s and diabetes March 01, 2021 Two studies are offering new evidence the microbiome is intertwined with our metabolic and brain health. One shows a link between gut bacteria and cognitive changes in a mouse model of Alzheimer’s, while another suggests microbial biomarkers could predict the progression of diabetes. Motorcycles Honda, Yamaha, KTM and Piaggio team up in swappable battery consortium March 01, 2021 Four major manufacturers have committed to developing a standardized swappable battery system for electric motorcycles, opening up the possibility of quick-swap battery banks at service stations, servicing a range of brands and models. Top Stories Automotive 200,000-horsepower Aussie rocket car takes aim at 1,000 mph in 2022 Wearables First light-up OLED tattoos could track health and rotting food Computers Deepfake tech used to bring dead relatives back to life Photography Samsung raises the smartphone camera stakes with high-tech new sensor Telecommunications Stanford study into “Zoom Fatigue” explains why video chats are so tiring Aircraft Stunning video shows just how quiet Joby's eVTOL air taxi will be Latest News Drones DJI gets pilots immersed in the action with FPV racing drone March 02, 2021 DJI has kicked off its 15th anniversary celebrations with a new flyer that puts the pilot in the virtual cockpit of a racing drone, while capturing the adventures in ultra high definition courtesy of the gimbaled cinema camera. Photography The best of the 2021 Underwater Photographer of the Year Awards March 02, 2021 A stunning shot looking up at a pair of reef sharks during sunset has won the 2021 Underwater Photographer of the Year contest. The spectacular highlighted images this year span everything from surreal undersea wrecks to rare glimpses of little-seen sea creatures. Robotics "LoadRunners" designed to autonomously speed goods through warehouses March 02, 2021 Due to the current pandemic, people are shopping online like never before. This means that distribution warehouses have become very busy places, where goods need to be transported quickly but safely – and that's where the LoadRunner comes in. Aircraft HyPoint's next-level turbo fuel cell passes prototype testing March 02, 2021 HyPoint's "turbo" fuel cells promise 3x the power output of regular designs, with 4x the lifespan and a range of other benefits that make them ideal for long-range hydrogen aircraft and eVTOLs. We speak to the CEO about the company's progress and plans. Mobile Technology Webcam, microphone and lighting combined for video chat all-in-one March 02, 2021 To make content creation, online meetings or virtual family visits less of a chore, Movo has squeezed a HD or 4K camera into the same unit as a quality microphone and light ring and launched a production bid on Kickstarter. Science Hidden Egyptian handbook reveals secrets of mummification March 02, 2021 A 3,500-year-old Egyptian medical text is shedding new light on the ancient practice of mummification. Recently discovered inside a much larger work, the papyrus document being studied by University of Copenhagen is the oldest known mummification manual. Science Lasers and plasma shockwaves used to measure ripeness of fruit March 02, 2021 Judging how ripe fruit is can be frustrating for everyone from farmers to shoppers. Now researchers in Japan have developed a new way to check, without touching or damaging soft fruit like mangoes. All it takes is a laser and some plasma shockwaves. Good Thinking Broadcasting tech swaps stadium ads for regional advertising March 02, 2021 When viewing sports coverage from other countries, it's common to see advertising boards promoting products you've never heard of, but a new TV system is capable of digitally replacing that advertising content with region-specific products. Deals Meet Spade, the tool that is reinventing the way we clean our ears March 01, 2021 Have you ever stopped to consider if you're cleaning your ears correctly? The SPADE: Smart Ear Wax Remover reinvents your hygiene routine and teaches you the proper way to keep your ears pristine. Space Rocket Lab's reusable Neutron rocket is built for human spaceflight March 01, 2021 Rocket Lab has made a name for itself in short space of time by focusing on highly frequent launches of small satellites, but now the space startup believes it has bigger fish to fry, introducing a larger rocket named Neutron. Energy "Bottled" ultracold plasma to help study the secrets of nuclear fusion March 01, 2021 Scientists have made a breakthrough in the way we study this plasma, managing to trap an ultracold form of it in a magnetic "bottle" for the first time, an achievement that could act as a springboard for research into nuclear fusion energy. Science Oldest primate fossils indicate our ancestors walked with dinosaurs March 01, 2021 Researchers have identified the oldest known fossils of primates, dating them to 65.9 million years ago. That’s just after one of Earth’s biggest mass extinction events, and it suggests that the ancestor of all primates lived alongside the dinosaurs. Load More Editors' Picks Physics Invisible “dark matter” stars may explain puzzling gravitational waves Photography Sony World Photography Awards finalists embrace the weirdness of 2020 Environment Ancient tree tells chaotic tale of Earth’s magnetic field reversal Energy World's largest hydrogen "green steel" plant to open in Sweden by 2024 Bicycles Electric-assist cargo trike can haul over 400 lb, leans into corners Games PlayStation 5 and PS5 Digital Edition vs. Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S New Atlas Audio Bicycles Dual-mode Crow eGravel ebike features a detachable motor and battery Robotics Underwater robot rises from the depths to save drowning swimmers Load More Reviews Home Entertainment Review: Hachi Infinite M1 Pro interactive ultra-short-throw projector Smartwatches Amazfit GTS 2e review: A budget smartwatch packed with features Load More Over 280,000 people receive our email newsletter. See the stories that ma...