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The machine uses "total immersion" technology to try and help offenders see situations from their victims' perspective, ...
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Sitting flush against the wall, this minimalist charging station powers up all your mobile devices neatly and efficiently.
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The brothers-in-law were snorkeling with masks and flippers when they uncovered one of the greatest sets of Roman gold coins ...
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Sunglasses with cameras and speakers? That's what Ray-Ban and Facebook are selling with the new Stories frames.
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Dinosaurs loom large in the imagination of many kids and, for some, it's an obsession they never really grow out of. My ...
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Us Earthlings inhabit a solar system on one of the great spiral arms of the Milky Way galaxy.The legendary Hubble Space ...
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Companies are developing technology that sucks carbon dioxide out of the air. But scientists say it can't be scaled up fast ...
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Following is a summary of current science news briefs. Good friends and fresh blood: the social life of a vampire bat When one thinks of vampire bats, friendship and cooperation may not be among ...
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Engineers have developed what they say is the world's smallest flying structure -- the size of a grain of sand.
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Kicking off these deals on the smart home lighting front, the Nanoleaf Elements light-up wall panels — just released in the ...
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A handheld VHF radio is one of the most important safety devices any boater can have, standing just behind well-maintained ...
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They’re there whether we count them or not. Creeping, crawling, skulking, squirming: insects. Several community science projects in Hampton Roads have worked recently to document exactly which ones ...
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