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Hantavirus: Canary Islands objects to docking of cruise ship;Spain has given the green light for the cruise ship hit by a deadly hantavirus outbreak to dock on the island of Tenerife. However, officials in the Canary Islands have objected to the move.

A hantavirus-hit cruise ship has been anchored off Cape Verde and is now preparing to head to Spain rather than remain there. Spanish authorities said Tuesday the vessel would be received in the Canary Islands within three to four days. The MV Hondius has been moored for two days after a hantavirus outbreak was detected …

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MIT student builds pocket-sized 3D printer that uses light to create solid objects in seconds

Researchers at MIT have unveiled a chip-based 3D printer small enough to fit in the palm of a hand, capable of fabricating solid objects in seconds using light alone. The device, developed by PhD candidate Sabrina Corsetti and her team in the Photonics and Electronics Research Group led by Professor Jelena Notaros, emits reconfigurable visible-light …

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Belleville mayor updates after briefing with 500 mayors: Undetected objects flying over critical infrastructure, loitering 6-7 hours.

I don’t understand why no FLIR video or stills have been shown from the NJSP helo that chased this down. It’s such an easy piece of information to provide the public and say “Hey these are what they look like if you see these guys over your heads call us”. Plus all us internet… — …

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X-ray vision chip gives phones ‘Superman’ power to view objects through walls

Scientists have developed an imaging chip that could equip future smartphones with “Superman-inspired” X-ray vision — albeit operating within a much more limited range than the caped Kryptonian superhero. The experimental chip consists of an array of three sensor pixels that emit and receive high-frequency radio signals in the millimeter-wave (mmWave) band of the electromagnetic …

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US university creates world’s biggest 3D printer ever and it can even use wood dust — named Factory of the Future 1.0, it can print objects

The University of Maine has revealed the largest 3D printer in the world. Named rather grandly Factory of the Future 1.0 (FoF 1.0), the new unit is four times larger than the university’s previous world record breaking 3D printer, MasterPrint, which it debuted in 2019. This colossal printer can produce items measuring up to 96 …

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