First liquid magnet that retains its magnetic properties even when deformed.
This interesting feature is very efficient in the development of liquid robots.

https://www.livescience.com/66018-permanently-magnetic-liquids.html

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Researchers have discovered that several types of toxins in the environment are associated with an increase in the number of male infants

Researchers in this study have reported that rising levels of various types of air and water pollutants, including increased levels of industrial and agricultural activities that cause water pollution, are associated with lower blood pressure (percentage of male infants).

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⁠⁠Life, insects and climate change

Some of us find them multiplier, useless and annoying. The insects of these tiny, lovable creatures are now being wiped out thanks to our selfishness in disrupting the planet's ecosystem, and we still do not understand what would happen without them.

Let's imagine that when we wake up tomorrow morning, all the insects have suddenly disappeared. What do you think will happen?

According to the attached video, some of the answers are as follows:

🐛 75% of agricultural production is directly dependent on insects. That is, without insects, we will lose 75% of our agricultural products, and as a result, the livestock industry, ie the production of dairy and meat, will also be destroyed, and ...

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⁠Travel to the feature

The Holocaust is over and we are entering a new era, and how interesting that the ending period means "completely new" in Greek. There is no endless new. But where does time end?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uD4izuDMUQA

Review the question one more time. Where does time end? It means neither death, nor the end of history, nor climate change, nor even the forced migration from Earth to other planets. It means the last stations of time.


Where does time end?


⭕ When we think of cosmic time, terrestrial numbers are so small that they do not enter the equations at all. But if you want to see the end of time, a science documentary called: ⁣TIMELAPSE OF THE FUTURE: A Journey to the End of Time will take you on a journey into the future. Of course, I do not know if the word future here could be a good representation of the time ahead or if a new word had to be invented.

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Will China be the future of electric machines?

China has not become a competitor to American, Japanese or European giant companies in the combustion engine market. But this time, it's the emerging Chinese electric car market that will conquer the future. The Chinese government has spent more than $60 billion on the industry over the past decade.

Tesla may have made a lot of noise in the field of electric cars, but beyond the Tesla bubble, China will be the emperor of the electric car market.

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G.SKILL Announces New High-Performance, Ultra-Capacity DDR4 Memory Kits for HEDT Platforms.

https://www.gskill.com/community/1502239313/1574739775/G.SKILL-Announces-New-High-Performance,-Ultra-Capacity-DDR4-Memory-Kits-for-HEDT-Platforms

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Say goodbye to glasses and LASIK surgery

Myopia and myopia correction eye drops were approved by the US FDA. The drops are manufactured by Chicago-based Waterway Pharmaceutical Company and are priced at $ 80. It has already introduced this drop to the market to replace reading glasses, but it is said that it will soon offer the next version of the drop for correcting myopia and myopia, and possibly stigmatism as well.

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Some forgetfulness may be a sign of high brain productivity!

Researchers understand the different systems of the human brain. For example, you see a person for the first time in a store. You may see that person in the park some time later and not know him at all! Well, this is not a strong reason to blame yourself! Some people's brains encode an image with all the details together in their memory! Then, if they see a part of the image of "the same person" in another environment, they will not recognize it because it has already been recorded in their brain with different details.

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Cyborg plants, gardening on Mars


📎 Scientists are looking for a way to integrate advanced technologies into plants. Australian researchers have shown how nanomaterials can be used in plants so that they can better absorb sunlight and perhaps be able to grow them on farms on Mars.


⭕ In the possible human journey to Mars and the formation of the first human communities on Mars, these cyborg superplants can meet their nutritional needs. Perhaps these plants can convert the ultraviolet light spectrum of the universe into the light they need in the process of photosynthesis. This ability is especially useful when you are away from the sun.

The world of the future is full of technological wonders. The wonders that come in the wake of the awakening of thousands of unknown scientists.

https://futurism.com/the-byte/cyborg-plants-absorb-metal-superpowers

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🌍 Earth in 2050

Kaspersky Lab, a company known for its security products, has published the views and predictions of futurists, researchers and others about the world in 2030, 2040 and 2050 on an attractive site.

These predictions focus mainly on the technology and lifestyle of the people. Reading the comments of this site will be very useful for those who make decisions about the future or new technologies affect their business.

https://2050.earth/

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Singularity University is hosting a three-day virtual conference focusing on #coronavirus.

In this meeting, experts look at this issue from different perspectives. The list of speakers is remarkable: a variety of biologists and virologists to marketing, sociology, the digital world and crisis management

We recommend using its programs:
https://b2n.ir/703397

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Harvard Prof: Deep Space Signal May Be From Alien Civilization
The mysterious signal is repeating every 16 days. A Harvard researcher says it could be of "artificial origin."

https://futurism.com/harvard-prof-deep-space-signal-alien-civilization?utm_source=The+Future+Is&utm_campaign=1fca83edda-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2020_02_13_07_26&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_03cd0a26cd-1fca83edda-246036425&mc_cid=1fca83edda&mc_eid=6842165349

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All tumors are unpleasant, but some types are more malignant than others. Glioblastoma is a rare, almost benign, fatal tumor that grows rapidly and invasively on the brain or brainstem and requires intense radiotherapy and chemotherapy for treatment.

Scientists recently used a non-invasive helmet in a new way, consisting of three strong permanent and rotating magnets with an oscillating magnetic field, to shrink the tumor.

Using this technology, researchers were able to reduce the volume and mass of glioblastoma in cultured cells and human glioblastoma cells transplanted into mice (xenografts) in vitro. The device was recently tested on a 53-year-old patient with glioblastoma, whose tumor shrunk by 31 percent in a short period of time.

🩺 If the effectiveness of the magnetic cap can be demonstrated on other patients, it may be possible to offer a much more non-invasive treatment option for one of the most terrifying types of cancer, which means treating brain cancer without the need for radiation or chemotherapy.

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⁠⁣Mice and driving

🐀 You may have heard of experiments on mice by now, but this is something completely new and interesting. Unlike experiments that affect the body of mice, the test of driving mice, examines the improvement of their performance and ability to learn, and in its kind can open a window of new experiments and research in this area. How the rats' bodies function and the secretion of sedative hormones after learning to drive and the resulting satisfaction has provided researchers with a new horizon that may lead to a better understanding of the causes of diseases and control of their processes. Diseases such as Parkinson's, depression and better treatment of addicts that have occupied the minds of scientists for many years.

researchers hope to find new treatments for diseases such as Parkinson's and depression by designing new experiments and understanding the condition of mice and studying their neurological conditions during the experiment.

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Invent a camera the size of a grain of salt to detect problems in vivo!

U.S.A. researchers have developed a camera that is the size of a grain of salt. Micro-sized cameras have the ability to detect problems in the human body and allow ultra-small robots to be able to sense, but previous methods have captured blurry images with limited field of view.

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A wonderful startup in Indonesia

Eco-friendly plastic bag made from edible plant roots that is completely renewable and even edible.

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How ants find their way?

They may seem like automatons, but ants are surprisingly sophisticated in their navigational strategies.
The following video examines how ants navigate.

https://youtu.be/N8rGEiHI52c

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