A vast region of space in the distant universe is spinning in the same direction, stretching the laws of physics beyond their current limits. Astronomers at the University of Cape Town and University of the Western Cape have used deep radio imaging survey to capture radio waves emitted from jets of galaxies over a large volume of space in the distant universe.
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Generally I don`t think the Energy stocks are in line with the fundamentals of the sub $60 oil environment. Be patient wait for a market pullback either in the summer or early fall to find value in Energy Stocks.
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Samsung has been granted a patent for smart contact lenses with built-in cameras that can project images directly into your eyes. According to a Samsung-focused tech blog called SamMobile, the patent application was filed in South Korea back in 2014. The patent includes a contact lens equipped with a display, a camera, an antenna, and several sensors that detect movement. The contact lens uses the antenna to link up to a smartphone, which processes the image sent into the eyes. Mashable reports: A built-in camera and sensors are controlled by blinking.
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We look at the Electricity Grid in Nigeria and contrast with India`s economic resurgence - illustrating potential growth opportunity for increasing productivity in Nigeria.
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The US military have christened a drone warship that can operate autonomously hunting for submarines and mines at sea “Sea Hunter” is a major advance in robotic warfare designed to cruise the ocean’s surface for two or three months at a time – without a crew or anyone controlling it remotely. The Washington Post reports: Senior defense officials christened Thursday a 130-foot unmanned trimaran in Portland, Ore.