Lonnie Lee Hood

The rocket is partially powered by plastics used in a wide variety of plastic products like laundry detergent bottles, beverage bottles and other consumer products, making it a readily available source for fuel.

Plastic Power

Plastic-powered space transport is here.

Startup Tests Rocket Powered by Recycled Plastic

The first Olympic route would ferry passengers between the  Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Le Bourget airports, and a second would link two Parisian suburbs. About 30 manufacturers answered the call to test out various parts of electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, or eVTOLs.

Air Ferry 

"Everything is falling into place."

Paris Will Use Electric Flying Cars to Get Passengers to the Olympics

Dumping the water into the bay as part of the decommission is an option the Cape Cod Times reported that officials discussed with Holtec earlier this week.

Deadly Pilgrimage

Drink up!

Massachusetts Residents Alarmed by Plan to Dump Radioactive Water Into Ocean

The "land" purchased is located in Decentraland's Fashion Street district and paid 618,000 MANA, an Ethereum-based token used as currency in Decentraland.

Not-So-Real Estate

Home sweet... metaverse?

Plot of Metaverse "Land" Sells for $2.4 Million

Parsons says he surveyed just under one million buildings in downtown San Francisco using space and satellite images captured by European Space Agency’s Sentinel 1 satellite and can confirm the most settlement is happening near the downtown area because of the building weight and density.

San Fran Sink

So long, San Francisco?

San Francisco Is Sinking Into the Earth, Scientists Say

Sure, the Metaverse could improve our lives. In fact, Rosenberg told Insider it'll make our world "feel like Harry Potter." But social media has already created a world where nobody can seem to agree on what's real or not, and the Metaverse isn't likely to make those problems better. They'll probably only get worse.

Reality Bubble

What's real... and what's Meta?

Experts Say AR Could Let People "Reality Block" Stuff They Don't Like

The team of three that recently published an essay on dream hacking in Aeon includes Harvard professor of psychiatry Robert Stickgold, and they report that a 2021 survey found that, of more than 400 marketers in the United States, 77% plan to use dream-tech advertising in the next three years.

Dream Hackers

Should advertisers be allowed to hack your dreams?

Scientists Warn That Marketers Are Trying to Inject Ads Into Dreams

A team of scientists are suggesting that we protect humans on Mars from deadly atmospheric conditions by kickstarting the planet's magnetic field.

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