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Polar bears relying more on birds’ eggs because of melting ice

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Melting Arctic ice means there are fewer hunting seals, the main food supply of polar bears, which have been forced to raid the nests...
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Roll-up TV and computer screens developed by Tel Aviv University scientists

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A roll-up TV and computer screen which emits a full range of colors in one pliable pixel layer will soon become a reality, say...
University of Sheffield

Glowing tampons help identify sewage pollution in rivers

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Tampons that glow in the dark under ultra-violet light have been used by University of Sheffield engineers to help them identify where waste water...
Hawking Trademark

Stephen Hawking name to become a trademark, Brian Cox too

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Professor Stephen Hawking, the world-famous English theoretical physicist, has applied to trademark his name at the Intellectual Property Office. Physicist Brian Cox, professor of...
IBM

IBM pumping $3 billion into new Internet of Things (IoT) unit

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IBM is pumping $3 billion over the next four years into a new Internet of Things (IoT) unit. The Internet of Things is a network...
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Sony launches Spotify-powered music streaming app

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Sony has officially launched its new Playstation Music app. The Japanese tech giant teamed up with Spotify to make a music streaming service available on...
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Mercury is dark because of carbon dusting from passing comets, study says

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Mercury’s surface is dark and barely reflective because of a steady dusting of carbon from passing comets which covered the planet in a soot-like...
twin sunset

Tatooine-like planets with twin sunsets likely widespread

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Tatooine, a fictional desert planet, Star Wars’ Luke Skywalker’s home, has twin sunsets because it exists in a binary star system (solar system with...
Robotic ant

Robot ants could be super factory workers of the future

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Bionic ants created by German scientists mimic the seamless teamwork of real insects by making individual decisions linked to a common group goal to get...
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Graphene lightbulb, cheaper, durable and more energy-efficient coming to shops

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A graphene lightbulb with a longer lifetime, cheaper manufacturing costs, and lower energy emissions has been launched by Graphene Lighting PLC, a spin-out based...