Articles by Christine Roger
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Coronavirus Safety Precaution: This Device Will Vibrate When You Touch Your Face to Keep Germs Away From Your Mouth and Eyes
A team of entrepreneurs in Seattle has created this device as a precautionary measure amid COVID-19 outbreak.
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Astronauts Find a Way to Plant and Grow Vegetables in Space, and it is Just as Nutritious as the Ones on Earth
Researchers have found a way to help astronauts eat more greens aboard the ISS. They have now made it possible to grow crops in space.
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Want to Watch the Supermoon That is Set to Light Up the Nigh Sky Tonight LIVE? Here's How.
The Supermoon or the worm moon will be showing up at the night sky tonight. Alternatives on watching it from the comfort of your own home are available as well.
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Apple Watch Can Soon Detect Your Blood Oxygen Levels and Irregreular Heartbeats. Here's How.
Apple is currently working on a new feature on their watches that can not only detect irregular heartbeats but blood oxygen levels as well.
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Black Rain Falls Over Japan. Is the Japanese Government Secretly Burning Bodies of Coronavirus Victims?
This eerie black rain that poured down in Saitama, Japan has sparked some rumors of the possible causes, including Nuclear Fallout, Pollution, and Burning of Coronivirus victims' bodies.
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BCIT Graduate Develops An Interactive Real-Time Coronavirus Map That is Unlike Any Other Major News Org
An online tracker has been developed by a British Columbia Institute of Technology Graduate that helps people track down real-time and up-to-date information about the virus locally and globally.
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The Foul-Smelling Durian You Hate Will Soon Fast Charge Your Phone. Here's How.
Scientists have developed a way to use fruits as chargers, which are proven to be low-cost. The durian fruit is widely known to be the smelliest fruit on the entire world, and it has caused people to avoid the smelly thing at all costs literally.
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Your Home Can be Safe From Earthquakes as Scientists Develop a New Type of Building Material That Can Bend Without Breaking Into Pieces
This new building material that scientists and researchers have developed can bend and are useful to places where natural calamities are prone and can withstand earthquakes.
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New to Using Assault Rifles in Apex Legends? Here is a Rundown of 10 Tips and Tricks to Get You Started!
This is a rundown of the things players need to know when going for the AR class in Apex Legends Assault Rifles are the best in First-Person Shooter games.
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Blizzard to Remove Four Heroes in Overwatch Every Week and Introduced “Hero Pools” as Competitive Season 21 Begins
Overwatch’s Competitive Season 21 has begun and the first thing Blizzard does is remove four heroes every week. Gamers do not know how to react to “Hero Pools”
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This Japanese Gaming Bed Lets You Eat, Sleep, and Play All in One Without Moving An Inch But Misses One Thing.
This Gaming Bed made in Japan has all the essentials needed including headphone hangers, cup holders for ramen, and more. There is however one important feature that is missing.
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Spotify is Rumored of Testing out "Hey Spotify" Voice Activation Along with Bizarre Omissions
Spotify is reportedly working on developing its own Voice Assistant as it tests out “Hey Spotify” activation on its app.
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Mind-Blowing New Species of Dinosaur Fossils Discovered as A Surge in Bone Findings Rapidly Grow
Palaeontologists have had their work cut out for them as revolutionary modern-day tools and gadgets speed things up in fossil findings which led to the discovery of brand new species of dinosaurs.
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Battlefield 5 New Patch Notes 1.33 Features a Handful of Tweaks on Soldier, Vehicles, and Maps
The new update on Battlefield 5 introduces new updates on different areas such as vehicles, maps, soldiers, etc. Find out more here.
[VIDEO] AMAZING! NY Startup Creates Bathroom Cleaning Robot That Is Trained By Using Virtual Reality
This robot from NY startup Somatic was designed to clean public bathrooms and the way it learns is very interesting. Find out more here.
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League of Legend’s Loved Arcade Game Mode ‘One For All’ to Return For a Limited Time Alongside Patch Notes 10.6
Relive the good old days as League of Legends’ One For All game mode is returning for a limited time this month. Patch 10.6 expected to go live as well. Find out more here.
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Lord of the Rings New Patch Notes 25.4 Features Several Tweaks on Classes and Crafting and Adds New Raid
This new update on Lord of the Rings brings out a new raid and some changes in the classes and crafting. Find out more here.
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Scientists Found Possible Dinosaur DNA Evidence in a 75 Million-Year-Old Jurrasic Park Baby Dinosaur Skull Fossil
The DNA was found in a baby dinosaur’s skull fossil that that dates back 75 million years ago. Find out more here.
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Experts Cry Fraud Over Televangelist Jim Bakker's ‘Coronavirus Cure’ Named ‘Silver Solution’
Jim Bakker who is known as a Televangelist has been selling “cure” for Coronavirus dubbed “Silver Solution.” Experts advise the public to stay away from the product.
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Study Finds Coronavirus Can Survive on Smartphones for Up to a Week But Cleaning Them With Alcohol is a Big No!
Studies have shown that your handheld devices are a lot dirtier than toilets and can lead to Coronavirus infection wif not desensitized properly and regularly. Find out more here.
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Scientists Have Reportedly Found Protein Molecules Inside a Meteorite in Outer Space
These scientists have said to have discovered dome protein molecules from meteorites and should be the first-ever seen outside planet earth. Find out more here.
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FIFA 20 Patch Notes 1.16 for Copa Libertadores Update are Now Live Adds New Players, Teams, and Stadiums
FIFA 20 gets a shiny new update which adds CONMEBOL Libertadores in-game with new players, kits, stadiums, and tournaments which players have been eyeing out.
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WhatsApp to Elevate Their Security Measures on Latest Beta Release of Password-Protected Chat Backups
This Facebook-owned app has started to put out beta tests for a new feature that enables users to put password protection on their chat backups. Find out more here.
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[Video, Photo] Majestic Deep-Sea Coral Gardens Spotted at Australia’s Submarine Canyons
Scientists, teaming up with Schmidt Ocean Institute, have once again ventured off at Australia’s blue seas This time, they unearth a beautiful coral garden. Find out more here.
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Cruise Ship Quarantine Culminate in More Coronavirus Patients Four Times Higher Than in Any of the Worst Infected Areas in China
It has been over two weeks since Princess Diamond was under quarantine. Strategies and decisions are now in question since it culminated in more infected patients, four times more than any infected areas in China. Find out more here.
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Experts Plan to Build an AI Dungeon Master for D&D and to Progress in other Tabletop Roleplaying Games
Dungeons and Dragons are known to have extensive storytelling in-game, especially for Dungeon Masters to narrate the entirety of it. Experts have been planning to create an AI that does exactly the same. Find out more here.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip and Motorola Razr Clash to Reach the Top as Foldable Phones Still Struggle to Make Impact in 2020
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip and Motorola Razr are one of the many foldable phones that users have been keeping their eye on, though making a strong impact is easier said than done with all the problems these devices are facing. Find out more here.
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[WATCH] Harvard Researchers Build an Octopus-Inspired Robot That Can Find Ways To Escape When Trapped Using Its Tentacles!
Researchers have built and created an octopus-inspired robot arm that can open anything that has a lid on, and find ways to escape when they are trapped, even inside a box that only has one tiny hole.
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Bungie Reacts to Player Uproar, Disables Destiny 2’s Trials of Osiris Artifact Power
Destiny 2’s Trials of Osiris Artifact Power has been completely disabled and removed from the game. This feature causes imbalance to the game mode which caused some mayhem within the community. Find out more here.
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Massive Record-Breaking Explosion in the Universe with the Size of 15 Milky Ways Combined Spotted!
With a size of 15 Milky Ways combined, a big cosmic explosion was caught by astronomers and scientists and was said to have given out five times more energy and actually beat the recorder-holder.
