Conspiracy theorists, start your engines! (And put on some coffee, because there are a lot of records.) Rick Broida/CNET Who killed Kennedy? Few unsolved mysteries rival that one, but if you’re willing to wade through some 3,000 newly released documents, perhaps you can figure it out. Earlier this year, the […]
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Ingenious engineeringPer-Anders Pettersson/Getty By Leah Crane A new material inspired by mussels is flexing its muscles. It can stretch without snapping and repair its own molecular bonds, so it could be useful in robot joints that lift heavy objects, or for packaging to protect delicate cargo from accidental falls. Mussels […]
Senior military officials from the North, South and US will stand metres apart from one another in the Korean peninsula’s Demilitarised Zone, known as the 38th Parallel, during a visit to the Joint Security Area on Friday. With Kim’s henchmen just a few feet away, Mr Mattis and Mr Song […]
As you might already know, the new Fortnite update has gone live on PS4, Xbox One and PC. The new patch was deployed today, introducing new customisation options to the game which are available in the in-game shop and stored in Lockers. Fans can now adjust banners, the harvest tool […]
The Los Angeles Dodgers are back in the World Series for the first time since 1988. The Houston Astros are returning to the World Series for only the second time in franchise history — and the team’s first as a member of the American League. The Dodgers won 104 games […]
She’s a psychotic criminal killer who carried a baseball bat. She was also 2016’s most popular Halloween costume for British women (and probably some adventurous men). Women have always loved a bad boy, but it seems they also want to dress up as the very baddest of girls. Margot Robbie […]
New research supports the idea that multiple sclerosis (MS), which has widely varying symptoms and progression in different patients, is nonetheless a single disease with common underlying mechanisms.
A wide range of polymer-based materials, from tire rubber and wetsuit neoprene to Lycra clothing and silicone, are elastomers valued for their ability to flex and stretch without breaking and return to their original form.