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Dual dining areas allow up to 10 people to enjoy those meals inside the van. Collectibles Money for nothing: NFTs spark a new digital gold rush March 11, 2021 A digital artist called "Beeple" is now one of the top three most valuable artists alive – in any medium – after he sold a JPG file of his work for US$69,346,250. Welcome to the crazy world of NFTs, and the internet's latest wild gold rush. Aircraft Dassualt Falcon 6X widebody business jet makes first flight March 11, 2021 Billed as the first ultra-widebody purpose-built business jet, Dassault's Falcon 6X reached an altitude of 40,000 feet and a speed of Mach 0.8 during its first flight in the skies over Bordeaux on March 10. Top Stories Energy H2Pro's dollar-a-kilo green hydrogen: a 20-year leap in clean energy? Biology Fossilized dinosaur found sitting on eggs – with embryos inside Marine Dazzling aluminum electric boat powers to speeds of 70 knots Science Fresh analysis reveals Laos' ancient Plain of Jars predates the Iron Age Physics New theoretical warp drive design clears "negative energy" barrier Outdoors Portable Wind Catcher turbine pops up in a claimed 15 minutes Latest News Aircraft NASA developing quiet wing to reduce noise pollution at airports March 12, 2021 As part of its Advanced Air Transport Technology (AATT) Project, NASA is working on a new leading-edge wing design that aims to decrease aircraft noise while taking off and landing. Outdoors Solar-powered off-road teardrop trades propane for electric camping March 12, 2021 We've seen a few electric camping trailers on the global market, and Colorado Campworks presents one of the first we've seen in the US. Its NS-1 is an off-road teardrop built to rely solely on electric power out in the wild, no need for LPG. Photography Insta360's Go 2 actioncam is still tiny, but more capable March 12, 2021 Although Insta360 is known for its panoramic video cameras, two years ago it released a tiny conventional actioncam called the Go. This week the company announced that model's new-and-improved sibling, the Go 2. Science Bone pit may be site of "earliest-known indiscriminate mass killing" March 12, 2021 In case there was ever any doubt … atrocities are nothing new. Scientists have recently determined that piled human remains unearthed in what is now Potočani, Croatia, represent the earliest-known indiscriminate mass killing. Biology Narwhal tusk rings reveal valuable environmental data March 12, 2021 Just like a tree trunk, the tusk of the narwhal acquires a new growth ring every year. Analyses of those rings have now revealed some interesting facts about the animals' diet, and about changes in their environment. Automotive Nissan gives first-gen Leaf EV batteries new life in robot helpers March 12, 2021 Nissan began producing the first generation Leaf battery electric car at its Oppama plant in 2010, and has now giving old battery packs from those vehicles a second life in automated guided vehicles at the factory. Music AR Synth lets you play five classic synthesizers on your phone March 12, 2021 Google's Arts & Culture platform and YouTube have launched a new online exhibition to celebrate the history of electronic music, part of which is an augmented reality experience where five classic synthesizers can be played online for free. Architecture Renzo Piano has a ball with eye-catching Academy Museum building March 12, 2021 Work is complete on Renzo Piano's Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. The project involved renovating the original 1930s Saban Building on the site, as well as adding an eye-catching new glass and concrete spherical building next to it. Space Colossal primordial stars may have seeded supermassive black holes March 12, 2021 How exactly supermassive black holes got so big remains a mystery, but a new study suggests they may have been born from supernovae of hypothetical, primordial stars far bigger than any around today. And we might soon be able to detect the leftovers. Deals Grab your very own Google Home Smart Speaker today at only $39.99 March 11, 2021 With many of us setting up our offices wherever we can, we need all the help we can get to organize our everyday tasks. The Google Home Speaker with Google Assistant brings personalization, organization, and entertainment into one mighty device. Medical Painless skin swabs used to detect Parkinson's with high accuracy March 11, 2021 Scientists focusing on the possibility of diagnosing Parkinson's via the skin have made a significant discovery, finding that swabs can be used to distinguish patients from healthy controls with an accuracy of 85 percent. Physics Physicists measure the gravitational pull of a ladybug March 11, 2021 Perhaps surprisingly, gravity is the weakest of the four fundamental forces and the hardest to measure here on Earth. Now, physicists in Austria have made the smallest measurement of gravity so far, equivalent to the gravitational pull of a ladybug. 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