ARTIFICIAL JELLYFISH MADE FROM RAT CELLS

Aside from Frankenstein, previous attempts to make synthetic life have focused on genes. Geneticist Craig Venter and his colleagues, for example, announced in 2010 that they had created a one-celled creature by inserting an artificial genome in an existing cell that reproduced.

Now a separate team of scientists from Harvard University and the California Institute of Technology have built an eight-armed jellyfish by inserting muscle cells from a rat into a sheet of silicone.

Thought Transfer Attitude

Thought is a most power full object in the world. Every great Invention start from   a simple thought but how a thought is going to be effective? When we think something about new Idea then lots of reasonable and conditional small thoughts will come into our mind. These small thought creates a big Idea which is basically a filtered thought by reasons and conditions. It is still not effective because it is only in our mind. If we want our imagination to become true then we have to transfer our thought into the mind of someone who is a right person for this. Here we need a positive thought transfer attitude.

GARBAGE DRONE COULD CLEAN UP OCEANS

From solar-powered underwater research bots to ones that tweet about California water quality, robots are becoming water-friendly devices. The Marine Drone is the latest among these, designed to search and destroy garbage in the ocean.

FLIP, THE VERTICAL SHIP

FLIP, which is owned by the U.S. Navy and operated by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, was designed by Scripps researchers Fred Fisher and Fred Spiess, who wanted a platform that was both more stable and quieter than conventional research vessels, in order to facilitate their study of sound waves underwater. The design they came up with looked less like a conventional ship or more like a baseball bat, with a large handle grip and a long barrel.

MIT Develops New Radar Technology: Military Could See Through Walls

The ability to see through walls is no longer the stuff of science fiction. Thanks to new radar technology developed at MIT's Lincoln Laboratory a system has been built by researchers that can see through walls from some distance away, giving an instantaneous picture of the activity on the other side. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Lincoln Laboratory has presented new radar technology that would allow humans to see through a solid wall. The device is 8½ feet long. It consists of an array of antennae arranged in two rows -- including eight signal receiving elements on the top and 13 signal transmitting elements at the bottom.

HUBBLE DISCOVERS GALACTIC GHOSTS

The Hubble Space Telescope has captured images of three odd galaxies that may help scientists solve a 13 billion-year cosmic mystery.

The galaxies are so old and faint that astronomers nicknamed them "ghost galaxies" in a description. The objects are among the smallest and faintest galaxies near our own Milky Way galaxy, researchers said.

TOP UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES TAKING FLIGHT

Perching UAVs

Earlier this year, Stanford University researchers created a model-plane sized unmanned aerial vehicle that can fly directly to a wall and then land vertically on it, superhero style. Miniature spines on its feet allow the vehicle to cling to a surface. The feet, with help from the propeller, can be manipulated so the UAV walks the wall to get a better view.

“I am impressed with the engineering on the aircraft and the iterations they went through to get that configuration,” Kochersberger says. “It’s going to lead to new technologies.”

What are the Strategies used in Debt Funds?

Debt funds are the mutual fund that will ultimately help you to invest largely in debt instruments. Some of the prominent debt instruments include the corporate debt, government securities, or bonds. The debt instruments are likely to be issued under the guidance of the government, government agencies, corporations, and even by the private companies. Like with all types of investments, debt funds are also subject to the market risks, and the most prominent risks which affect the value of debt funds include interest rates, exchange rates, inflation, besides the banking policies of the central bank.