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Sun, 28 Apr 2024 18:30:00 GMT | C.C. Weiss

iKamper puts a little premium glamping comfort into its classic Skycamp silhouette

The original Skycamp from iKamper was a true innovator in a now-overcrowded rooftop tent (RTT) market. IKamper has built out the Skycamp brand over the years, adding smaller, lighter models and improving upon existing designs. It is now spinning off the Skycamp DLX sub-line. That reads Skycamp "Deluxe" to our eyes, and the upgraded models integrate creature comforts like LED lighting, cork flooring and inflatable mattresses, bringing along a premium price to match.

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Fri, 26 Apr 2024 20:19:00 GMT | C.C. Weiss

Nitecore's new lighter and brighter EDC25

Last year, Nitecore put a new emphasis on "flat light" with its EDC27. And while the compact torch isn't the only flashlight to take on a slim, remote control-like form, it does offer one of the best all-around light-to-slimness ratios we've seen on the market. After a little LED and electronics tinkering, Nitecore has bested itself with the EDC25, a slightly lighter flashlight that fires out the same 3,000 lumens but with more throw, intensity and overall runtime.

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Fri, 26 Apr 2024 19:46:52 GMT | Ben Coxworth

Asian sea bass (aka barramundi) raised on the soy-waste-derived food grew just as well as a control group raised on traditional fishmeal

Fish farming may be getting much more eco-friendly, courtesy of soybean processing wastewater. Microbes in the liquid have been used to produce proteins that could replace the fishmeal which is currently fed to farmed fish.

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Fri, 26 Apr 2024 13:05:47 GMT | Paul Ridden

Sanctuary AI has unveiled its seventh-generation general-purpose humanoid robot, say hello to the new Phoenix

The rapid progress of humanoid robot development is nothing short of astounding. Less than 12 months after introducing its 6th-gen general-purpose humanoid, Canada's Sanctuary AI has pulled back the curtains on the next iteration of Phoenix.

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Fri, 26 Apr 2024 12:49:08 GMT | Adam Williams

The Pingora is currently available for purchase, priced at US$89,200

Wind River Tiny Homes recently completed a new tiny house named the Pingora. The towable home comes with a relatively affordable price tag and features a compact interior with an "upside-down" layout that positions the bedroom downstairs and the living room upstairs.

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Fri, 26 Apr 2024 11:30:34 GMT | Mike Hanlon

The MG EXE181 can run 0-100 km/h in 1.91 seconds, a similar time to the Rimac Nevera (1.81 seconds - 1,888 hp), Pininfarina Battista (1.86 - 1,874 hp), Czinger 21C (1.9 - 1,350 hp) and Koenigsegg Gemera (1.9 - 2,300 hp). Acceleration will not be this car's forte however. With such excellent aerodynamics, it will also be a contender to become the world's fastest production EV.

One of the most stunning concept cars the world has ever seen was shown for the first time at Auto Shanghai this week, when MG took the wraps the EXE181 concept – an aerodynamic electric hypercar with one of the best drag coefficients ever seen in any registerable, road-going vehicle. If it reaches production, it will become the world's most aerodynamically efficient automobile.

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Fri, 26 Apr 2024 10:51:07 GMT | Michael Franco

The S1's dexterity could make it a great helper in the kitchen

While it seems that another humanoid robot is being released every week, we've yet to see one move as quickly or with as much precision as the model just released by Chinese company, Astribot. We dare you to not be impressed.

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Fri, 26 Apr 2024 08:56:32 GMT | Michael Irving

The lunar crater Giordano Bruno, captured here by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, is home sweet home for a small near-Earth asteroid, according to a new study

Many asteroids can be traced back to their parent body – the planet or moon they broke off from. But for the first time, scientists now claim to have traced the origins of an asteroid back to the specific crater it was birthed from.

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Fri, 26 Apr 2024 07:47:47 GMT | Paul McClure

A particle in cow's milk enables RNA therapy to be given orally

One of the biggest challenges researchers face is making injectable medicines into versions that can be taken orally. Oral medications usually fail because they can’t withstand the harsh environment of the gut, which leads to poor bioavailability - a drug’s ability to be absorbed and exert a therapeutic effect on the body.

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Fri, 26 Apr 2024 07:33:16 GMT | Mike Hanlon

The 1972 Imola 200 Race was Europe's answer to Daytona. It was a new 750cc category in Europe and everyone expected Giacomo Agostini to win on a 750 that was far more 500cc Grand Prix bike than 750 road bike. He led early in the race before the Ducatis of Paul Smart and Bruno Spaggiari got past and began a personal battle for the ages. Smart won the race. Ducati won the war! The bike currently going to auction was Smart's reserve bike.

We’ve always said that if one of these came up at the right time, it would become the world’s first million dollar motorcycle. Well, it’s gonna happen next month and … this will be worth watching.

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