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Breakthrough in ‘time-traveling’ quantum sensor allows scientists to collect data from the past – The Debrief

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Time travel, widely recognized as a staple of science fiction stories and movies, is at least theoretically possible under certain conditions. These include situations such as extremely fast space travel, and the traveler’s proximity to particularly strong gravitational sources. However, new research suggests that scientists may be getting closer to making the manipulation of time … Read more

New possibilities for preventive wellness with the new Galaxy Watch and the BioActive sensor

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Samsung is driving digital health innovation to simplify health and wellness by bringing together insights and metrics to deliver a more impactful and streamlined wellness experience. This approach starts with improving access to simple and accurate health tracking through Samsung’s BioActive Sensor, which provides you with more comprehensive, personalized and accurate health data. To continue … Read more

DT Swiss’ lowest engagement hubs, Oakley’s new Aro 5 helmet, a Flowbio sweat sensor and a Wolf Tooth pump with internal storage

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It’s almost time for the Tour de France and this year’s race promises to be much more fun and unpredictable than the British election campaign. Jonas Vingegaard won the yellow jersey with force majeure last year. But after the Dane’s crash and Tadej Pogačar’s dictatorial Giro performance, will the general classification be a ‘hung parliament’ … Read more

NASA parachute sensor tests could yield EPIC Mars landings – NASA

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Landing rovers and helicopters on Mars is a challenge. It’s even more challenging if you don’t have enough information about the loads on the parachutes during the descent to the surface. Researchers at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, are experimenting with readily available, highly elastic sensors that can be attached to a … Read more

Nikon Z6 III launches with the world’s first partially stacked sensor

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After countless leaks and teases, including from the company itself, Nikon has finally unveiled the Nikon Z6 III. As the figure suggests, the Z6 III is a follow-up to the original Z6 and its 2020 Nikon Z6 II successor. While the Z6 II added incremental quality of life improvements to the Z6, the Z6 III … Read more

Nikon’s new $2,500 Z6 III has world’s first partially stacked CMOS sensor

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At the start of a recent photo walk with a Nikon representative, I was told it was only a matter of time before I became a “bird watcher.” Because eventually every photographer runs out of things to take photos of and only needs to master one subject: birds. Which, due to advances in camera technology, … Read more