The history of Voyager 1 — Why life expectancy is confusing
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June 23, 2021

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The world’s first PC with a foldable screen is here, but is it worth the massive price tag?

This week, News Director Ben tests what could be the next evolution of computers: a laptop-tablet hybrid with a flexible screen. The Lenovo X1 ThinkPad Fold certainly is unique right now, but does that alone make it worth the price of admission that starts around $2,500?

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Voyager 1: The history of the furthest human-made object from Earth

Voyager 1: The history of the furthest human-made object from Earth

In 2012, one of the most amazing things to ever happen occurred without a single person nearby. This is when the Voyager 1 spacecraft left our solar system and began its journey through space. At 11.7 billion miles from Earth, this amazing piece of tech has had a long journey and an even crazier story.

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The problem with life expectancy

The problem with life expectancy

Life expectancy for humans can vary but is generally in the mid-70s. While this may seem low, you might be surprised to find out that the way life expectancy is calculated could be a little deceptive. It turns out that we calculate it differently for different animals, including humans. So what is the real answer?

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How to see with sound

How to see with sound

What is something that the military, bats and doctors all have in common? They all use sounds to see. Specifically, they use the echo from sound bouncing off objects to visualize their surroundings. So how does this technology work and what other applications may it have?

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