Nature: reversed aging in 9 people
The patients underwent an annual growth hormone cycle and two anti-diabetes drugs, which reversed their biological aging.
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Geriatric pregnancy: new record, 73 years old
Yaramati is the oldest woman in the world to have given birth to children. The controversy over geriatric pregnancy is rekindling stronger than ever.
India loses contact with its Vikram Lander
India lost communications with its Vikram lander while attempting to land near the Moon's south pole.
Vegetarians: less risk of coronary heart disease BUT…
Bittersweet news for vegetarians, vegans and pescatarians: UK research shows their diet has less risk of coronary heart disease. But there's more.
The government falls on the future of 5G: here is the golden power
With an unexpected blitz, in the very first Council of Ministers the Executive of Conte approved the exercise of the Golden Power on all 5G operators
New method regenerates tooth enamel with a phosphate gel
The team tested a special gel on teeth placed in a solution that recreates the environment of the mouth. The tooth enamel regenerated in just 48 hours.
The next Martian rover will have an autonomous mini helicopter
The aircraft, announced in May 2018, will be able to detach itself from the Martian rover and travel on its own, exploring the surface of the red planet.
What happened to the Amazon rainforest?
Here are 8 reasons why we must keep writing, talking, shouting to the world that the future depends on the Amazon Rainforest.
Really: how many chances do we have to live forever?
The prospect of living forever exalts many, terrifies many. What weight does this aspiration and this fear have? The answer of 4 scientists.
This robotic wire travels through the blood vessels
It's disturbing to think about, but I assure you of two things: first, it's worse to see it (and you'll see it, there's the video). Second, this robot wire will save many lives.
I love you, green Ireland! 440 million new trees
In June, the Irish government announced the forestation plan without quantifying the number of new trees: it does so today, and it is impressive.
Atomic Gardens: When the USA grew plants with nuclear energy
Atomic gardens? Simple: plant metal bars loaded with isotopes in the middle of the garden, expose it to radiation and mute the DNA of the plants. Nice, huh?
Get back the view with corneal transplant from iPS
Corneal transplantation from induced pluripotent cells (iPS) on July 27, then course and discharge on August 23. The patient has already regained her sight.
Pakistani research draws bioplastic from mango kernels
Dr Anjum Nawab, a Pakistani scientist and Assistant Professor at the University of Karachi, announced yesterday that he had generated a bioplastic using the mango pit. The bioplastic obtained is easily degradable and does not pose any threat to the environment, marine and plant ecosystems. In an interview with a private national TV, Nawab said “Pakistan is at the top in the world for mango production, which is why my research had a conservative approach. I wanted to exploit a subject… Read more
'Solar petrol' stores energy from the sun for 18 years
One of the most important alternative sources of energy is photovoltaic. Solar energy, growing everywhere (especially in China), is available in abundance and 100% renewable. The problem that has always plagued solar energy researchers is not its availability and renewability, but the possibility of storing it for a long time in a battery. This has until now prevented it from being used for long-term solutions. A research team from Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden… Read more
6 future jobs in the financial field
Everyone says that a job in finance sets you up for life. Stable, reliable, profitable. But is it still like this? AI is also entering the scene in this sector, causing landslides that will soon become a real earthquake. What else can we call a scenario in which half of the jobs of the future in finance are automated? And which half then? Who will lose their jobs? And for whom will this new scenario be an opportunity? Because that's what it's about. … Read more
In the iOS13 code a clue about the new Apple Glasses
Apple will unveil iPhone 11 next week alongside new Apple Watch models. They're not the only products Bitten Apple is developing, however. Some may be introduced in the near future, and I'm not referring to the new 2019 iPad Pro models that will be announced in October, but to a new series of AR glasses. Yes, the infamous Apple Glasses augmented reality devices. Remember Apple Glasses? For a while they threw the… Read more
Juvenescence, funds and consents for longevism
Founded in 2016, Juvenescence is the company that is creating a “longevism ecosystem” and raising a boatload of money. Here are his plans.
Park assist? It was already there in the 20s
Today some cars (few, to be honest) offer the possibility of parking parallel to the pavement by pressing a simple button. And they also cost a fortune, let's face it without pretense. The idea of park assist had also come from our grandparents' parents, and going back to the 30s I found truly picturesque proof of it. An unfortunately unidentified Californian inventor from the 30s has come up with a very respectable solution for parking anywhere with extreme ease. … Read more
Space hotel with artificial gravity by 2025
For the association, the space hotel will be operational by 2025, and will be assembled directly in orbit by robots and drones.
Developed metal that repairs itself at room temperature
For 6000 years we have made objects out of metal because it is strong and resistant: it takes a lot of energy to break it. The problem is that it takes a lot of energy to even repair it. You need a blowtorch that heats the metal parts up to 3500°C. Today, for the first time in the world, a research team has developed a way to repair metal at room temperature. A "regeneration" completely similar to the repair process of our bones, which will lead to the birth of... Read more
