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DJI Enterprise: DJI Dock 4 Is Helping Mountain Rescuers Find Lost Hikers in Seconds, Not Hours

October 26, 2026

DJI Dock 4 Is Helping Mountain Rescuers Find Lost Hikers in Seconds, Not Hours

TOPR rescue veteran Marcin Jozefowicz has spent more than 30 years on mountain rescues. Now

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BBC Earth: Singapore Has Planted 2 Million Trees in 45 Years and It's Now the World's Most Species-Rich City

October 25, 2026

Singapore Has Planted 2 Million Trees in 45 Years and It’s Now the World’s Most Species-Rich City

Singapore has planted 2 million trees over 45 years and is now the most species-rich

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Greg Lav: Bloom's Greg Lav Has a Blunt Message for Anyone Too Scared to Start in 2027

October 24, 2026

Bloom’s Greg LaVecchia Has a Blunt Message for Anyone Too Scared to Start in 2027

Greg Lav was on stage in front of a room of entrepreneurs when someone asked

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Mark Rober: Mark Rober Spent 6 Months Finding the Tricks That Win Every Board Game

October 24, 2026

Mark Rober Spent 6 Months Finding the Tricks That Win Every Board Game

Mark Rober spent six months collecting data and running million-game simulations to crack Connect Four,

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Veritasium: Scientists Hauled an Atomic Clock Up a 4,000-Meter Mountain to Put Einstein's Gravity Theory to Its Toughest Test Yet

October 23, 2026

Scientists Hauled an Atomic Clock Up a 4,000-Meter Mountain to Put Einstein’s Gravity Theory to Its Toughest Test Yet

On a 4,326-meter Colorado summit, researchers ran an ytterbium atomic clock accurate to one part

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Iman Gadzhi: Iman Gadzhi Spent 1,000+ Hours Testing Claude So You Don't Have To

October 22, 2026

Iman Gadzhi Spent 1,000+ Hours Testing Claude So You Don’t Have To

Iman Gadzhi spent more than a thousand hours testing Claude across his own companies and

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Marques Brownlee: Marques Brownlee Reviews the iPhone Duo: Polished Edges, Rough Middle

October 21, 2026

Marques Brownlee Reviews the iPhone Duo: Polished Edges, Rough Middle

Marques Brownlee spent a week and a half with Apple's first foldable iPhone and found

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Terra Mater: The 8-Pound Lens and Other Secrets Behind Terra Mater's Nature Documentaries

October 20, 2026

The 8-Pound Lens and Other Secrets Behind Terra Mater’s Nature Documentaries

The lens behind some of nature documentary filmmaking's most striking ant footage cost 8 pounds

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CrunchLabs: CrunchLabs Engineers Built a Disco-Playing, Emergency-Button Pumpkin and Won Halloween

October 16, 2026

CrunchLabs Engineers Built a Disco-Playing, Emergency-Button Pumpkin and Won Halloween

CrunchLabs engineers had one hour, a pumpkin, and no rules. What they built included a

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The Ocean Cleanup: The Ocean Cleanup Deploys Its First Philippine Interceptor to Fight Manila's Plastic Tide

October 16, 2026

The Ocean Cleanup Deploys Its First Philippine Interceptor to Fight Manila’s Plastic Tide

The Ocean Cleanup has deployed its first plastic interceptor in the Philippines on the Maguawan

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MIT CSAIL: MIT's Underwater Robots Are Learning to Find Objects in the Dark Using Dolphin-Style Sonar

October 16, 2026

MIT’s Underwater Robots Are Learning to Find Objects in the Dark Using Dolphin-Style Sonar

MIT roboticist John Leonard has spent nearly 40 years teaching machines to navigate unmapped places,

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MIT CSAIL: MIT CSAIL Is Teaching Robots to Actually Understand Physics, Not Just Follow Orders

October 15, 2026

MIT CSAIL Is Teaching Robots to Actually Understand Physics, Not Just Follow Orders

A toddler figures out an unfamiliar object in four seconds. No robot can do that

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