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Human composting is becoming more popular, and according to the BBC, it may be a better choice for the environment as well.
Future Society

Human Composting is Better for the Environment

Would you want to be composted after you die?

When Bill Gates announced that he had bought Porsche's Taycan electric car, Tesla CEO Elon Musk took to Twitter to disparage his fellow billionaire.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk Disses Bill Gates

Bill Gates bought a Porsche. Elon Musk got frowny :(

Liu Zhiming, director of the Wuhan Wuchang Hospital, died from a COVID-19 infection while trying to treat the massive number of patients in the city.
Viruses

Hospital Director Dies in City Where the Coronavirus Originated

At least six Wuhan health workers have died from COVID-19 so far.

Orthopedic surgeons have begun offering leg lengthening — long offered as a corrective procedure for congenital defects — to insecure, short men.
Developments

Want to Be Taller? Radical Surgery Permanently Extends Your Legs.

These surgeons will saw through your leg bones — and reset them to give you a permanent height boost.

Nikkei Asian Review recently did a teardown of a Tesla Model 3. Engineers were shocked at how advanced the company's onboard computer technology was.
Tesla

Tesla Computer Hardware Stuns Competitors: “We Cannot Do It”

According to some experts, Tesla is a full six years ahead of the competition.

Elon Musk went on Twitter on Monday night and argued in favor of regulating artificial intelligence (AI) for all companies — including Tesla.
Tesla

Elon Musk: Everyone, “Including Tesla,” Needs AI Regulation

Enter Musk, with one hell of a call to action.

Private space tourism company Space Adventures has announced a new partnership with SpaceX to start flying those who can afford a ticket to space.
SpaceX

SpaceX Says It Will Launch Space Tourists as Soon as Next Year

Elon Musk's space company plans to fly four private passengers around the Earth as soon as 2021.

German scientists say that for the first time ever, they've created a lab-grown artificial genome that can reproduce itself like a living organism.
Biology

Scientists Create Artificial Genome That Can Reproduce

It's a step toward the holy grail of synthetic biology: fully artificial organisms that can survive and reproduce like the real thing.

In an Instagram post, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announced he is dedicating $10 billion of his net worth to combat climate change.
Climate Change

Bezos Coughs Up Pathetic 7% of Net Worth to Fight Climate Change

It's also the second largest philanthropic donation of all time.

These Unsettling Medical Masks Look Like Human Faces
Medical

These Unsettling Medical Masks Look Like Human Faces

The startup describes the masks as "trendy dystopian products."

Social media has made it easier than ever to effortlessly connect with friends, share photos, and rapidly propagate misinformation.
Health & Medicine

Study: Social Media Users More Likely to Be Misinformed About Vaccines

But really, is anyone surprised?

This German a way to hack his prosthetic arm so that it could control electronic musical instruments.
Prosthetics and Devices

This Guy Hacked His Prosthetic Arm to Control Musical Instruments

He can control synthesizers with his mind.

The director of the US National Radio Astronomy Observatory told the BBC that alien hunting for extra terrestrials should be taken more seriously.
Science & Energy

SETI Scientist: Nobody Takes Alien Hunting Seriously

It's "time for [the search for alien life] to come in from the cold and be properly integrated to all other areas of astronomy."

A team of researchers have developed a neural network that can predict if asteroids are on a collision course with Earth.
Artificial Intelligence

Neural Network Says These 11 Asteroids Could Smash Into Earth

These nasty space rocks could level entire cities — how come NASA hadn't flagged them?

Chinese authorities arrested Xu Zhiyong, a legal scholar and activist who called on President Xi Jinping to resign for mishandling the COVID-19 outbreak.
Developments

China Locks Up Activist Who Criticized State’s COVID-19 Response

"I don't think you're an evil man, you're just not wise… Mr. Xi Jinping, please step down."

Researchers have released a gallery of stunning images of what the Coronavirus looks like taken with scanning and transmission electron microscopes.
Viruses

What Does the Coronavirus Look Like? This.

Scientists imaged the virus with an electron microscope — images that carry a terrible beauty.

A team of computer science professors have invented a special bracelet that jams any nearby microphones, including the ones in smart assistants.
Robots and Machines

This Cyberpunk Bracelet Jams Any Spying Microphones Nearby

"When you have something private to say, you can activate it in real time."

Scientists found a way to turn locusts into explosives-sniffing cyborgs according to a study funded by the U.S. Navy. Yes, bomb-sniffing cyborg locusts.
Robots and Machines

Bomb-Sniffing Cyborg Locusts? Bomb-Sniffing Cyborg Locusts.

Locusts in tiny remote controlled cars could spot explosive chemicals in just half a second.

It turns out that a thin coating of powdered rust could serve as a killer, lightweight shield against deadly cosmic radiation.
Off-World

It Turns Out Rust Is… a Great Shield for Deadly Space Radiation

Space jalopies, your time has come.

Tourists are ignoring safety measures when going to see endangered gorillas, spreading deadly diseases and putting the animals in greater danger.
Studies

Endangered Gorilla Community Ravaged by Exotic Man-Borne Disease

Get your stinking germs off me, you damn dirty tourists!