And now for some actual Science and Technology stuff

[Delta4Embassy]

Some eye-catching science headlines:

Part Man, Part Machine, "Spermbots" Swim Wild and Free
DailyTech - Part Man, Part Machine, "Spermbots" Swim Wild and Free

Swedish Team Conducts Successful Womb Transplants in 9 Women
DailyTech - Swedish Team Conducts Successful Womb Transplants in 9 Women

River of hydrogen flowing through space seen with Green Bank Telescope
River of hydrogen flowing through space seen with Green Bank Telescope

Study finds TB strains in Russia becoming both more resistant to drugs and faster evolving
Study finds TB strains in Russia becoming both more resistant to drugs and faster evolving

Study examines the development of children's prelife reasoning
Study examines the development of children's prelife reasoning

"Emmons' study fits into a growing body of work examining the cognitive roots of religion. Although religion is a dominant force across cultures, science has made little headway in examining whether religious belief–such as the human tendency to believe in a creator–may actually be hard-wired into our brains."

 

[flacaltenn]

There's some interesting reading in there. I like the photo of the "hydrogen river" between 2 star systems.

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Wasn't particularly interested in that beyond the 'something never seen before' aspect. The womb transplants was my fav. Women born without one then getting one via transplant and successfully having a baby is pretty amazing.