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Two Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University students joined the Project PoSSUM suborbital research program team to evaluate a prototype commercial spacesuit in microgravity as part of the PoSSUM Bioastronautics Program. T…
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Embry-Riddle Students Join Project PoSSUM to Test Prototype Spacesuits in Zero-G
Posted by Space News From SpaceDaily.Com on November 24th, 2016
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No Comments »This prototype experiment could “sniff” for life on other planets
Posted by Chuck Bednar on November 3rd, 2016
NASA researchers are currently working on a new laser-based tool, based on existing military technology, that could one day be used to “sniff” out life on Mars or other planets by detecting the signatures of oxygen, methane or other atmospheric gasses from the surface. According to Mashable and Washington Post reports, the prototype device is […]
The post This prototype experiment could “sniff” for life on other planets appeared first on Redorbit.
Posted in Astronomy, Science General Tags: according, agency, Autonomously, blagojevic, Chemicals, Contamination, could “sniff”, credit, currently, detect, detection, device, experiment, experiment could, experiment could “sniff”, Goddard, instrument, instruments, military, Military Technology, Molecules, organic, Organic Molecules, other planets, Particles, Planets, Plumes, Prototype, prototype experiment, prototype experiment could, REDUCE, researchers, sensing, Signatures, similar, Surface, Technology, this prototype experiment, WASHINGTON, working, “sniff” No Comments »Could a decoy network deflect hacking?
Posted by Matthew Swayne-Penn State on September 12th, 2016
Creating computer networks that can sense jabs from hackers could help deflect the stinging blows of […]
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Posted in Physics, Science General, Technology Tags: according, actual, actual network, attack, attacks, computer, created, decoy network, decoy network deflect, Defense, deflect, deflect hacking, Hacker, Hackers, Hacking, incoming, information, information about, Information Sciences, little, malicious, months, network, network according, network deflect, network deflect hacking, network typically, Prototype, researchers, Scanning, sciences, shadow, shadow network, shadow network according, simulate, software, system, Technology, the real network, the shadow network, Traffic, typically, usually, virtual, Vulnerabilities No Comments »How to Read a Closed Book
Posted by Discover Magazine on September 9th, 2016
You still can’t judge a book by its cover, but it’s possible to read one without ever opening it.
That certainly adds a new wrinkle to an age-old idiom.
But it’s true; researchers at MIT and Georgia Tech built a prototype — key word prototype…
Posted in Astronomy, Astronomy & Space, Earth & Climate, Environment, Feature, Science General Tags: Prototype No Comments »Device aims to create airway after battlefield injury
Posted by Phil Sneiderman-JHU on July 29th, 2016
A low-cost, low-tech device may soon help combat medics quickly and accurately open an airway […]
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