Could
DNA From Great
Reptiles That Fell
With Lucifer Enhance
Human Ferocity? End
Times Soldiers?
Professor Believes So
Professor
Phil Manning, of the
natural history
department at
Manchester University
told The Sunday Times:
'When each bone of the
gorgosaurus was viewed
in isolation, it was
obvious that this
animal had a suite of
serious injuries. What
is more incredible, it
was clear that she had
survived them, as many
of the traumas showed
clear signs of
healing. If we humans
were to sustain a
similar suite of
injuries and disease,
we would not live to
see another day.' The
study of antibodies in
the living relatives
of dinosaurs, might
help develop drugs
that aid our own
immune systems.'
Prof Manning
said such animals
could provide answers
on...
Could
This Tech Also Be Used
To Produce Zombie
Army? Consciousness
On-Off Switch
Discovered Deep In
Brain
One
moment you're
conscious, the next
you're not. For the
first time,
researchers have
switched off
consciousness by
electrically
stimulating a single
brain area. Scientists
have been probing
individual regions of
the brain for over a
century, exploring
their function by
zapping them with
electricity and
temporarily putting
them out of action.
Despite this, they
have never been able
to turn off
consciousness –
until now. It takes us
a step closer to
answering a problem
that has confounded
scientists and
philosophers for
millennia –
namely...
Fox
News: Will US Cyborgs
Be Deployed In War?
A
new cyborg – part
machine and part
biological muscle –
has taken its first
steps. University of
Illinois researchers,
in a report published
in the Proceedings of
the National Academy
of Science, say their
new creature is the
first robot that uses
live muscle for power.
The researchers, with
funding from the
National Science
Foundation,
have created a
muscle-powered
biological machine
that can be controlled
with an electric
current. It could lead
to a new generation of
biological robots, or
“biobots.”
Researchers around the
world have been hoping
to use this type of
technology for a range
of applications, from
building military
robots to designing
replacement...
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