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In 2014, poachers killed over 1,200 rhinos in South Africa, prompting the use of drones to combat illegal activity in national parks.
134 million people now watch competitive gaming online, with tournament prize winnings surpassing those in many traditional sports.
Jack Sweeney, a college student, was banned from Twitter after tracking Elon Musk's jet, which had 500,000 followers on his account.
An egg is dropped from 300 feet after being attached to a rocket and launched by a weather balloon in an attempt to set a world record.
Elon Musk predicts that artificial intelligence will surpass human intelligence within five years and asserts that humans will lose control over AI in ten years.
Elon Musk discusses the Hyperloop train, a high-speed transport system using magnetic levitation within a steel tunnel to reduce aerodynamic drag.
Elon Musk outlines Tesla's plans for a $25,000 electric vehicle and advancements in battery technology during the company's "battery day" event.
Elon Musk's Hyperloop technology aims to revolutionize public transport in California.
Elon Musk's plans for moon tourism through SpaceX aim to revolutionize space travel and make lunar visits accessible to private citizens.
SpaceX's Starlink technology aims to provide uninterrupted internet access globally, connecting remote areas and enhancing communication capabilities.
Six remote-controlled cars, including one that squirts lemon juice, compete in an indoor dirt track arena designed by CrunchLabs engineers.
A comprehensive guide to the features and specifications of the Samsung Galaxy Note II, including its 5.5-inch screen and 2 GB RAM.
The Galaxy Note II is showcased as a versatile device capable of functioning as a full PC replacement, featuring tools like a floating browser and a 3D UI launcher.
Eliminalia helps clients erase bad online reputations using fake news tactics.
A pound of glitter explodes from a custom-built bait package designed by Mark Rober to deter package thieves in the United States.
A unique synthetic turf house in Frohnleiten, Austria, features randomly placed elements.
Watch this to understand how solar flares impact Earth and technology.
Jim Router designs a car inspired by the Lockheed Martin F-117A stealth bomber.
Facial recognition technology is set to revolutionize daily life by enabling secure access to devices and financial accounts while raising significant privacy concerns.
A five-mile fall without a parachute is examined through experiments and discussions about gravity and impact in a final science class led by Mike O'Hara.
NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope has utilized transit photometry to confirm over a thousand exoplanets, significantly advancing the search for planets beyond our solar system.
Daredevil pilot de Rosier died when his balloon caught fire during his third flight, illustrating the inherent dangers of early aviation.
Flight simulators are utilized by airlines like Air France to help individuals confront their fear of flying in a safe and controlled environment.
The video showcases a flight down into the Marianas Trench and Challenger Deep.
London's Crossrail tunnel is Europe's largest hidden building site and a major construction project.
A cell phone case with propellers weighs about 300 grams, but the motors used can only lift 30 grams, exposing the scam behind the viral video.
Randy McGehee must hand-fly a Dornier aircraft for 9,000 miles without autopilot, testing his manual flying skills under pressure.
Fred and Juan upgrade their wash plant to boost yardage in this Discovery Channel short.
Freddy and Juan-o aim for 10 ounces of gold daily using advanced mining technology.
A high-speed camera rig spins at 200 RPM to capture 360-degree footage at 7200 frames per second, demonstrating innovative photography techniques.
The Wright brothers' invention remains the foundation of all propeller planes, with engines turning propellers to pull aircraft through the air.
Scientists at Commonwealth Fusion Systems work on Spark to revolutionize nuclear energy.
In 1934, physicist Ernest Rutherford achieved fusion for the first time, but the experiment consumed more energy than it produced.
Journalists are utilizing virtual reality to enhance news reporting and effectively communicate facts, as explored in a collaboration with Quartz.
Ancient stones on the Pacific island of Yap illustrate the evolution of currency, linking traditional practices to modern concepts like Bitcoin and blockchains.
Voxis provides creative video content and wallpapers for the Galaxy Note II and HTC One, showcasing features and user experiences.
Samsung's Galaxy S IV features a 1080p HD screen, 2GB RAM, a 13-megapixel camera, and is powered by a Qualcomm 600 processor at 1.9GHz.
Gene doping, a cutting-edge medical technology, raises ethical concerns in sports as it blurs the line between recovery and performance enhancement.
Generative AI transforms technology with tools used by millions, discussed by The Economist's experts.
Pierceton Charles, a 12-year-old with sickle cell anemia, has undergone 48 hospitalizations due to his painful genetic condition.
Geothermal energy could provide 50,000 times the energy of all oil and gas resources combined, yet much of it remains untapped due to various challenges.
Ethan Middleton showcases 3D printed ghost guns and discusses their implications.
Bertolt expresses strong discomfort upon seeing the Bionic Man's new face, describing it as a "Patchwork assembly of parts" that looks horrifying.
1.7 million packages are stolen or go missing every day, prompting an engineer to create a glitter bomb that activates when a thief opens it.
A pound of glitter and four canisters of fart spray are released from a custom-built bait package designed to deter porch thieves.
A woman sends $12,500 to a phone scammer, prompting an engineer to set a glitter bomb trap that leads to the scammer's arrest.
Dot's innovative Goat Zoom calls, hosted on her farm, have turned a prank marketing idea into a profitable venture, generating £50,000 annually.
Gold mining below the ice in the Bering Sea utilizes modern techniques, such as advanced lighting, to enhance efficiency in extreme conditions.
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