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Though the world's smallest Laser TV took most of the CES 2025 spotlight, JMGO did have other models on display – including an early look at a new N series. Now it seems that the first N3 tri-laser ...

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Brian Haidet, a scientist creating videos on YouTube under the handle AlphaPhoenix, showed off a camera in a new video that can capture footage of a laser pointer at the speed of light. The camera is ...

Anthony Patelunas’ confocal z-projection micrograph from inside the mantle of a two-week old apo-symbiotic Euprymna tasmanica squid. Patelunas graduated from UConn in 2019. Photo courtesy of Anthony ...

Losing weight is often seen as a complicated process, filled with endless diet rules, strict exercise plans, and conflicting advice. But at its core, weight loss is a science-backed journey of ...

In this video, we focus on adding overhangs to enhance the building's appearance. We’ll demonstrate how to attach tails to the trusses to create a soffit and fascia, and add a ladder frame to the end ...

That’s why antiaging startups involve entrepreneurial notables like Jeff Bezos, PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel, and Google co-founder Larry Page. That’s why one estimate puts the complementary and ...

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When you're packing to move, there are inevitably a few items that cause you trouble when you wrap them. Your pictures (and the security of the frames that house them) count among these pieces. All ...

Manu Prakash works on the world’s most urgent problems and seemingly frivolous questions at the same time. They add up to a philosophy he calls “recreational biology.” Inside Manu Prakash are two ...