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May 25, 2018
Space project to bring Wikipedia and all human languages to the moon
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If anything should happen to us humans (likelier and likelier), nice to know the joke Wiki entries will endure for billions of years

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Technology that changed us: The 1970s, from Pong to Apollo

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At last, plug-and-play modular actuators (think LEGOs for robotics engineers)

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1. Scandinavia gets its first autonomous buses, but there's a catch

2. ​Google and LG develop world's highest resolution display for VR

3. Microsoft: Our chatbots can converse like humans, too

4. ​From Japan, a typewriter in your pocket

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Mobility

1. ​Red Hydrogen One: $1,300, but the holographic display impresses

2. Finally, a power bank specifically designed for GoPro Hero users

3. Essential Phone 2: Did Android founder cancel his next phone?

1. iHTC U12 Plus: No notch and elegant HTC design

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Diamond defects could lead to low-cost medical devices
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Researchers believe that tampering with diamonds could provide low-cost alternatives for medical imaging and drug discovery.
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