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• Tesla Actually Launches Red Short Shorts and People are Going Bananas (2020/07/06 11:28)

  Tesla CEO Elon Musk was not joking around when he said he would sell short shorts, and people are here for it.
• A Brief History of Computing and the Web: From 17th Century Computers to Today's Digital Empires (2020/07/05 18:03)

  Today much of the world relies on the web, but few know the history behind it. It's a fascinating story, 400 years in the making.
• The Top 10+ Aftermarket Car Wheels You Can Buy Right Now (2020/07/05 17:10)

  Finding the right wheels for you car can be a bit tricky. However, we have a few options that will make your life a bit easier.
• YouTuber Transforms His Riding Lawnmower Into a Small Tank (2020/07/05 14:07)

  The tank comes complete with a swiveling cannon.
• The Short but Fascinating History of Tesla (2020/07/05 13:31)

  Tesla set out to change the way the world views electric vehicles forever.
• New Study Reveals How Old Your Dog Actually Is According to Human Years (2020/07/05 11:20)

  The long-held rule of thumb that every dog year counts for seven human years is a myth, reveals new research.
• Climate Change Is Causing a Spider Baby Boom in the Arctic (2020/07/05 11:06)

  The insects are now sometimes producing two clutches a year as opposed to one.
• Rocket Lab's Canon Launch Ends in Devastating Failure (2020/07/05 10:18)

  The firm lost both its rocket and the payload it was carrying.
• The Fascinating History of Netflix (2020/07/04 18:25)

  Netflix is a giant of the internet today, but how did it start and who founded it?
• This Is Where Camels Store Their Water (2020/07/04 15:51)

  Camels have special blood that allows them not to sweat.
• Male Horses Were Preferred Over Female Ones in the Bronze Age (2020/07/04 15:33)

  Researchers think this may be pointing to a "new vision of gender" that prevailed at the time.
• Tesla Cybertruck Now Available For Reservation in China (2020/07/04 14:25)

  The deposit for the truck in China amounts to $141.
• Non-Invasive DNA Testing to Tell How Many Fish There Are in the Water (2020/07/04 13:57)

  The new method for counting fish is comparable to that of a quantitative echo sounder method.
• Asteroid Impact, Not Volcanoes, Drove Dinosaurs to Extinction, Says New Study (2020/07/04 12:51)

  The research has found that volcanism may have helped repopulate the planet.
• Novel Harvard-Made Textiles Could Enable New Mechanotherapeutic Applications (2020/07/04 11:43)

  The wearables are called Smart Thermally Actuating Textiles (STATs) and they induce pressure changes by electrically controlling liquid-vapor phase changes.
• History of Microsoft and Its Major Milestones (2020/07/04 11:08)

  Inspired by an article in an electronics magazine, Microsoft would grow exponentially to dominate the tech market today.
• Four-Legged Robot Can 'Ninja Walk' Across Narrow Bridges (2020/07/03 23:02)

  An engineering team made a four-legged robot 'ninja walk' across a narrow bridge on two legs.
• Upgraded Bionic Bird Mimics Real-World Swallow, Flies 3D Swarm Maneuvers With Tricks (2020/07/03 22:20)

  Festo's new bionic bird replicates nature and flies like real swallows — using GPS for swarm flight.
• 10+ Best Websites for Electrical Engineering Students (2020/07/03 22:09)

  Websites like Circuit Lab, Hackaday, and Octopart are great starting points.
• Warwick Team Debuts New Design of Aurora Electric Superbike (2020/07/03 20:05)

  A team of STEM students from Warwick University have debuted a new electric superbike.
• YouTube's History and Its Impact on the Internet (2020/07/03 19:24)

  YouTube is the de facto video-sharing platform on the Interneti, but who founded it and why?
• Researchers Crack Superhard Material Puzzle From the 60s (2020/07/03 19:10)

  The crystal structure of a superhard tungsten boride has puzzled scientists for over 60 years.
• An Early Holiday Postcard from Mars Is Here (2020/07/03 19:08)

  ESA's Mars Express Orbiter photographed a 50-mile-diameter crater
• Search For Crater Ice Reveals Abundance of Metal on the Moon (2020/07/03 18:44)

  The Moon is much more heavy metal than we had previously assumed.
• What the Future of Transportation Will Look Like (2020/07/03 18:26)

  From electric planes to flying cars, the future of transportation is exciting.