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The concept involves loading the printer with various powders, oils, proteins and more and having it “print” edible food. The ingredients would have a shelf life of up to 30 years.
Woman who contracted flesh-eating bacteria gets new bionic hands
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Aimee Copeland was involved in an accident while ziplining in May 2012. She contracted a rare, flesh eating bacteria called necrotizing fasciitis. She lost her left leg, right foot, and both hands. But, Copeland has stayed positive throughout the ordeal and now has more to smile about. She’s embarking on a new part of her life with some new limbs.
Jolie's medical rationale behind double mastectomy
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Actress Angelina Jolie's announcement that she'd undergone a preventative double mastectomy is sparking a conversation about the procedure and the BRCA1 gene mutation.
Tokyo builder develops method to demolish buildings from the inside out
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According to Ichihara, buildings taller than 100 meters — or around 330 feet — tall are generally torn down after 30 to 40 years. There are 99 buildings in Japan of that height that will be that old in the next 10 years, so it stands to reason that — if successful — this technique will be used multiple times in the next few years.
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The flying car: It’s something every generation says it hopes to see by the end of its lifetime. One company says it has one coming soon to a highway — or skyway near you — if you can manage the hefty price tag.
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It’s a small flash of light, but NASA scientists are calling it the largest moon explosion they have ever seen. It was caused by a boulder that they say was roughly 1 foot wide and weighed about 88 pounds.
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The AP reports more than 573,000 birds are killed by wind farms each year. 83,000 of them are believed to be hawks, falcons and eagles. But the Obama administration has never fined a wind farm for killing protected bird species.
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Strong winds with gusts of up to 40 miles per hour drove the ice ashore, and Minnesota's Department of Natural Resources says in some cases the ice piled as high as 30 feet.