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Ever since the discovery of the short statured "hobbit" human, Homo floresiensis, in 2003, scientists have been debating where it fits on the human evolutionary tree. According to a new study, the species did not evolve from from Homo erectus as previously argued. Read more
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The original DJI Ronin was a terrific tool that brought Steadicam-like stabilization to filmmakers without the six-figure price tag. The Ronin 2 is ready for the big time, with multiple mount options, hot-swappable batteries that can power the camera, and a whopping 30-lb (13.6 kg) load capacity. Read more
When the original Suzuki Vitara launched in 1988, it was essentially in a class of one, a cute three-door with a foldable roof for summertime shenanigans. The Vitara Turbo we've been driving this week doesn't have much in common with the original, but that's no bad thing. Read more
Car manufacturers are racing to get their electric cars onto the market, but they're also keen to get their batteries into family homes. Tesla has made its Powerwall plans clear, and Mercedes has been talking a big game with its energy storage systems, which will be showing up in UK homes soon. Read more
Naked mole-rats are long lived for their size, resistant to cancer and pain, and, according to a new study, they’re basically half-plants. Deprived of oxygen, the enter into suspended animation and use a survival technique previously only thought possible in plants. Read more
Some people install subwoofers in their car, or put one on the shelf in their room to get the bass kicking. For some forward-thinking music nuts (you), however, it's not enough to just hear the bass. You want to feel it. And that's where Basslet comes in. This silent subwoofer straps around our wrist just like a watch and wirelessly pairs with any headphones with a 3.5mm audio jack to sync seamlessly with the music, letting you feel the thump of the bass as it plays in your head. It's a powerful, futuristic music experience that headphones alone just can't provide. Read more
If supercars have become a bit too ho-hum, perhaps what you really need to bring on a new wave of enthusiasm is ... an aquarium? That's what one supercar startup is thinking, combining all-electric power and extreme styling in a unique 2+2 layout (2 people, 2 fish). Read more
Hot on the heels of its Tiny Giant, Alpine Tiny Homes has shared another recently-completed model with us. The dwelling has just 280 sq ft of floorspace, but still offers lots of room to store belongings, thanks to a well-designed interior that's chock-full of cupboards, nooks, and drawers. Read more
ISS Commander Peggy Whitson has broken the record for cumulative time spent in space by a NASA astronaut. Whitson is currently serving her third stint aboard the ISS, and with 5 months of her mission remaining, is set to rack up over 650 days in space before touching back down on Earth. Read more
Bo and Luke Duke may have been driving a Charger back in the day, but the 1969 Charger's successor is definitely the current-generation Challenger. Put behind the wheel of the 2017 Dodge Challenger GT in bright orange paint – as we drove it – you may want to change your name, too. Read more
Isolated communities often lack garbage disposal infrastructure, meaning it’s hard to either truck out the trash or process it on-site. The Trashpresso is designed to lighten the load a little, as a semi-portable, solar-powered plant that turns trash into tiles. Read more
Duke University is developing a cartilage-like material based on hydrogel that allows bioengineers to create bespoke artificial 3D-printed replacement parts for injured knees that are tailored to match the old part both in shape and mechanical properties. Read more
Masrasector nananubis might have been no bigger than a skunk, but that didn't prevent it from becoming top dog after the dinosaurs died out. Named after the Egyptian god of mummification, its rise and fall is part of an epic evolutionary tale of climate change and continental drift. Read more
Let's be honest … when it comes to bicycles, a lot of us do want something that looks a little different. If you're one of those people, then you might be interested in the NoBike. If nothing else, it'll definitely get you noticed. Read more
When it comes to assessing the chronic muscle stiffness of patients with conditions such as cerebral palsy and multiple sclerosis, doctors pretty much just go by feel. That's why scientists are developing a glove that measures muscle stiffness objectively. Read more
New research has looked at how drinking beetroot juice can improve brain performance in older adults, finding that its consumption before exercise can make it mirror the activity of a younger brain. Read more
The Cassini mission is drawing to a close, but the spacecraft still had enough pluck to send a postcard back to its home planet featuring a image of Earth shot from between Saturn's rings. Cassini took the picture on April 12, when it was 870 million miles (1.4 billion kilometers) away from Earth. Read more
The 3D-printing of glass objects has been achieved before – we've seen it done by extruding molten glass, and even via a modern take on an ancient Egyptian technique. A new process, however, is claimed to produce complex glass items of a higher quality than has ever previously been possible. Read more
The smaller of Samsung's S8 series flagships is quite comparable to Apple's latest phablet. Here's how the specs and features of the Samsung Galaxy S8 match up with those of the iPhone 7 Plus. Read more
The first funding recipients of HTC's VR for Impact program are SpaceVR, which will let viewers experience space from a satellite’s point of view, Tree, an interactive experience highlighting the realities of deforestation, and The Extraordinary Honey Bee, a feature examining the honeybee's decline. Read more
One month after the BP oil spill, the US government commissioned research to calculate the environmental cost of the disaster. The results are now in, with scientists placing a mighty price tag on damage to natural resources. Read more
If you suspect that the large, curved Infinity Displays on Samsung’s latest Galaxy S8 series are easy to break, then results from a breakability test conducted by SquareTrade (a smartphone insurance company) support your hunch. Read more
Scientists at Empa are developing a gelatine-based model that simulates the characteristics of human skin by mimicking the way it absorbs water. This could provide an alternative to human clinical trials for testing how skin interacts with textiles, like surgical dressings. Read more
Aerojet Rocketdyne has successfully completed hot-fire qualification tests of its MR-104J liquid-fueled rocket engine for Boeing's Crew Space Transportation (CST)-100 Starliner crew module. Read more
Sound Devices has been designing products for the professional audio industry for years. Now the company is bringing pro-level sound recording to the consumer with its MixPre Series, the only devices on the market that can simultaneously be used as a recorder, mixer and USB audio interface. Read more
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