A doctor shares 3 high-protein, high-fiber recipes that boost gut health
Instead of hitting his protein targets with ultra-processed shakes and bars or red meat, Dr. Rupy Aujla eats a 75% ...
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The sky’s the limit for the UC Irvine Rocket Project
Members of the UC Irvine Rocket Project defy gravity (usually) as they produce entries for international competition from a ...
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90-ton 3D Printer to Build World's Biggest Rocket
Using the giant, groundbreaking Automated Fiber Placement machine, Rocket Lab can cut down over 150,000 of manual labor to ...
10 Surprising Ways Racing Technology Has Made Your Car Better
Auto racing is about much more than speed. Find out how racing technology made its way into production vehicles, improving ...
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Russian refinery blaze: Ukrainian missile may be to blame
The most modern Russian refinery in Tuapse has been burning for two days, likely hit by a new Ukrainian Long Neptune missile, ...
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Owner of Tesla Model Y Performance Modifies It Beyond Recognition, Is Now Trying To Sell
The owner of this Tesla Model Y Performance seems a person that gets bored fast. He modded the car and now, he is trying to ...
Rocket City Dietitian Rachel Brown shares advice on wellness, healthy eating for National Nutrition Month
March celebrates National Nutrition Month and the Rocket City Dietitian, Rachel Brown, joined 48 Now to share healthy nutrition tips and advice on wellness and taking care of your body through what ...
Koenigsegg’s 3 Insane-but-Brilliant Creations Have Basically Reinvented the Supercar
The automaker has revolutionized almost every major supercar component you can think of, with many head-scratching—albeit ...
This Trimaran Uses a Giant Kite to Hit Lightning-Fast Speeds, and It Could Break a Sailing Record
The SP80, a 40-foot carbon-fiber experimental boat, is using giant kite sail to propel it across the water at over 80 knots ...
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DARPA Wants to ‘Grow’ Enormous Living Structures in Space
In a new call for proposals, DARPA envisions living materials that could self-assemble into antennas, nets to capture debris, ...