This tiny drone can pollinate flowers like a bee

Engadget | 2017-02-09

As a species, bumblebees aren't doing well, so sadly, we may have to consider a future with fewer of the endangered insects. Humanity would be in trouble without these active pollinators, so Japanese scientists have created drones that mimic them by... ......

Panasonic's new image sensor could help cars see in the dark

Engadget | 2017-02-09

Panasonic's new image sensor tech is designed for taking shots in the dark. Literally. The company has made an advancement that provides "electrical control of the near infrared (NIR) light sensitivity of the same pixel in an organic CMOS image senso... ......

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Panama Canal Authority Assures Safety After Report on Wear

ABC News | 2017-02-10

The Panama Canal Authority is insisting its new expanded locks are safe and handling increased traffic from the $5.25 billion expansion project inaugurated last June ......

Coca-Cola trying to slim down business, not just drinks

The Seattle Times | 2017-02-09

NEW YORK (AP) — Coke is trying to slim down its business, not just its sodas. The Atlanta-based company said its profit fell 55 percent as global sales volume dipped and it booked charges related to getting out of the manufacturing and distribution of its drinks. ...

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Indian doctor removes live cockroach from woman’s skull

Arabnews | 2017-02-09

NEW DELHI: It’s the stuff of nightmares — a cockroach crawls up your nose in the middle of the night, burrows in and drives you mad with scratching behind your eyes. But for one Indian woman, this horror story proved all too real. The...

Are you walking right?

The Times of India | 2017-02-09

We have all have heard that walking is so beneficial to health — we know about how it helps prevent several chronic conditions, such as heart disease, diabetes and stroke — but are we walking enough? An international heart association has recommended not less than 150 minutes a week (or 30 minutes a...

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Pyeongchang and the South Korea ski culture

CNN | 2017-02-09

PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (CNN)Korean hip-hop music blasts from the speakers as snowboarders, decked out in neon from head to toe, cruise by on a slope as busy and bustling as a street in downtown Seoul. It's midnight. The slopes are still open and the music's still blaring. This is skiing South...

UEFA to ask FIFA for 16 places at expanded 2026 World Cup

St Louis Post-Dispatch | 2017-02-09

NYON, Switzerland (AP) — Europe will formally ask FIFA for at least 16 places in the expanded 48-team World Cup lineup, UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin said Thursday. ......

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The Associated Press | 2017-02-10

New Zealanders race to save whales after 400 stranded

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) -- New Zealand volunteers formed a human chain in the water at a remote beach on Friday as they raced to save dozens of whales...

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Eating During Labor May Be Both Safe and Beneficial For Women

According to new research published this week, women that ate before delivery had a slightly shorter labor than those restricted to ice chips or water even...

WorldNews.com | 2017-02-10

Glance Skyward Friday For Triple-Feature Astronomical Show

This weekend promises to be a celestial triple-play for anyone who is willing to spend some time outdoors staring into the vast nothingness of space on a few...

The Associated Press | 2017-02-09

Russian 'friendly fire' kills 3 Turkish soldiers in Syria

ANKARA, Turkey (AP) -- A Russian warplane on Thursday accidentally hit a building in northern Syria with Turkish soldiers inside, killing at least three troops...

Fox News | 2017-02-09

Teacher wins Berlin compensation case over Muslim headscarf

A German court has ruled that a teacher who didn't get hired by a Berlin elementary school because she was wearing a Muslim headscarf will receive 8,680 euros...

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