PAL V Liberty: Dutch flying car gets permission to drive on European roads
The Dutch flying car PAL-V today announced that its Liberty flying car has received permission to drive on public roads.
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Our average screen time is now a whopping 4 – 6 hours per day (or 3 months per year)
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Google searches can predict coronavirus outbreaks weeks in advance, according to new research
Analyzing Google searches for certain keywords predicted regional COVID-19 outbreaks up to 2 weeks in advance, new research finds.
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New study finds 98% of women have a best friend, vs only 85% of men
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What does it mean when someone mimics you? New research explains.
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This antiviral face mask sanitizes your exhaled droplets to protect other people
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About 28% of college students now abstain from alcohol, vs only 20% in 2002
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