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Science Experimental gene therapy prevents obesity, builds muscle, without exercise or dieting May 10, 2020 A compelling new study, led by scientists from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, has found a novel gene therapy can prevent obesity and build muscle without the need for additional exercise, in mice being fed a high-fat diet. Digital Cameras The bizarre and beautiful winners of the 2020 BigPicture photo award May 09, 2020 The 2020 BigPicture photography competition winners deliver some of the most impressive nature photography in the world, from a gorgeous grand prize winning shot of a hare sheltering itself to a mind-bending snap of a cheetah almost catching its prey. Top Stories Motorcycles The world's most powerful production motorcycles: 200 hp or go home Physics Higgs boson examined as source of dark matter at the LHC Architecture Zaha Hadid's holey hotel turns heads in Dubai Marine Triton launches spectacular 24-seat DeepView tourist submarine Medical New compound combats the metal ions and plaques linked to Alzheimer’s Outdoors Pool packs in more surfers by making waves from the middle Latest News Wearables The Feelbelt adds surround haptic feedback to music, movies and games May 11, 2020 Haptic feedback is becoming a bigger part of entertainment. Now, a German startup is launching the Feelbelt, which adds the element of touch to games, music, movies, and basically any other device that outputs sound. Deals Non-contact digital thermometer takes temperature from a safe distance May 11, 2020 The Infrared Non-Contact Digital Thermometer with 1-Sec Temperature Read is a medical-grade tool that can help you keep your family safe, and it's on sale today for $79.99. That's 46% off its standard price of $149.99. Materials Twisted graphene gets weirder at a "magic angle" May 10, 2020 Graphene is ultrathin, ultra-strong and has some weird electrical properties. MIT researchers previously found a strange pattern emerged in “twisted” graphene structures. Now they’ve studied it more closely and found it works better with more layers. Outdoors Aerial hammock tent uses slackline suspension for a solid night's rest May 10, 2020 Hammocks combined with tents are certainly growing in popularity as a sound sleeping solution for folks headed outdoors, and Canadian startup Opeongo is now throwing another lightweight and versatile option into the mix with its Aerial A1. Medical Small red blood cells could be novel early-stage cancer biomarker May 10, 2020 Research from a medical student is pointing to an early-stage biomarker for a variety of cancers. The research found subjects with abnormally small red blood cells were twice as likely to be diagnosed with cancer as those with normal blood results. Science New technique makes thousands of semi-synthetic photosynthesis cells May 10, 2020 Photosynthesis is one of nature’s most useful chemical reactions, so scientists often try to mimic it. Researchers have now developed a new way to make hybrid synthetic-living cells that can use photosynthesis to clear carbon dioxide from the air. Space BepiColombo makes cosmic music during Earth flyby May 10, 2020 ESA has released "sonifications" of the telemetry sent back by the BepiColombo Mercury probe during its April 20, 2020 flyby of Earth. The five audio recordings were captured by two instruments installed on one of the two linked orbiters. Science Mosquito night navigation inspires new drone obstacle avoidance system May 08, 2020 Researchers have taken inspiration from a mosquito's ability to fly and land in the dark to develop a new collision-avoidance sensory system for drones that mimics the insect's ability to use airflow to detect obstacles. Automotive Ultimate gear head camper van clears space with foldaway bathroom May 08, 2020 One of the world's ultimate vans for mountain bikers and dog lovers, the CoPilot FOMO camper van packs a smart, efficient floor plan that saves plenty of space for gear. A few swinging, sliding, folding and swiveling parts make it all possible. Bicycles 5 bike headlights that offer a little extra May 08, 2020 While a set of lights are an essential part of night-time bicycle commuting, advances in electronics have led to a number of headlights that do more than just shine straight onto the road. Here are a few such "value-added" lights that caught our eye. 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