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Tag Archives: NEXT MEDIA

13Feb/18

The science of escaping from a vicious predator

February 13, 2018ScienceAcinonyx, Biological pest control, Botswana, Cheetah, Death, Environment, Felids, Fiction, Human Interest, Lion, Mammals, NEXT MEDIA, Predation, Predator, Pursuit predation, Throat clamp, Zebrasmbale

A years-long study has revealed how predators hunt in the African wild, and what tactics their prey use to outmaneuver them. Continue reading →

29Jan/18

Secret Service issues ‘ATM jackpotting’ alert

January 29, 2018FinanceAlert, Articles, ATM, ATM jackpotting, ATM Jackpotting Case Profile, ATM usage fees, Automated teller machine, Automated teller machines, Automation, bank, Brian Krebs, Disaster/Accident, Economy, financial services, Krebs, Money, NEXT MEDIA, Payment systems, SMS banking, Technology, U.S. Secret Service, United Statessmbale

The U.S. Secret Service this week issued an alert to banks warning banks about an ATM exploit known called “jackpotting.” Continue reading →

29Jan/18

Fitness trackers reportedly revealing U.S. soldiers’ information

January 29, 2018SecurityActivity tracker, Afghanistan, Business, Civil aviation, Djibouti, Economy, EmployBridge, Employment agencies, FORM Athletica, Hospitality/Recreation, Mobile app, Mobile phone tracking, Mobile software, Nathan Ruser, NEXT MEDIA, Strava, Syria, Technology, Technology/Internet, Telecommunications, Tracking, United States, War/Conflict, Wirelesssmbale

Information about location and staffing of U.S. military bases around the world has been revealed by a fitness tracking company. Continue reading →

10Nov/17

The star that won’t die

November 10, 2017SpaceAmateur astronomy, Astronomer, Astronomy, Astrophysics, BBC, IPTF14hls, Light sources, NEXT MEDIA, Outer space, Physical sciences, Space science, Star, Stellar evolution, Supernova, Supernova remnants, Supernovae, Type Ia supernova, Type II supernovasmbale

A three-year-long supernova is making astronomers reconsider how stars form and die. Continue reading →

10Nov/17

Unexpected things that can slow down your WiFi

November 10, 2017InternetComputer networking, Computing, Data transmission, Fon, Huffington Post, Mass media, Networking hardware, NEXT MEDIA, Radio, Radio receiver, Router, Routing, Server appliance, Technology, Technology/Internet, Telecommunications, United Kingdom, Wi-Fi, Wireless networkingsmbale

A UK survey of 2,000 people has found that more than half are positioning routers near objects that can weaken wifi signals.
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06Nov/17

Texas church shooting leaves at least 26 dead, 20 wounded

November 6, 2017CrimeAmerican society, Bulletproof vest, Devin Kelley, Disaster/Accident, Joe Tackitt, Kelly, Mass shootings in the United States, NEXT MEDIA, Pleasant Tackitt, Province/State: Texas, San Antonio metropolitan area, Sutherland Springs church shooting, Sutherland Springs Texas, Tackitt, Texas, United States, Weaponssmbale

A church shooting in Sutherland Springs, Texas on Sunday has left 26 people dead and 20 wounded, authorities said.
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30Oct/17

What is superfetation?

October 30, 2017HealthcareCompany: Next Digital, Fertility, Fetus, Health, Human reproduction, Humans, Law/Crime, Multiple births, NEXT MEDIA, Pregnancy, Reproduction, Sexual reproduction, Sibling, Superfetation, Twin, Zoologysmbale

Last year a woman reportedly conceived while pregnant in a extremely case of superfetation. Continue reading →

23Oct/17

Broken heart syndrome explained

October 23, 2017HealthcareBranches of biology, Broken Heart, broken heart syndrome, Cardiac electrophysiology, Cardiomyopathy, Circulatory system, Company: New England Journal, Electrocardiography, Harvard, Health/Medical/Pharmaceuticals, Heart, heart attack, Heart diseases, Medicine, NEXT MEDIA, RTT, Syndromes affecting the heart, Takotsubo cardiomyopathy, the New England Journal of Medicinesmbale

A new study details the case of a Texan woman who was left hospitalized with broken heart syndrome after the death of her dog. Continue reading →

21Oct/17

Moon cave discovery stokes hope for lunar exploration

October 21, 2017SpaceCompany: the Guardian, Environment, Geology, Geology of the Moon, Igneous petrology, Japan, Lava, Lava cave, Lava tube, Lava tubes, Lunar lava tube, Marius, Marius Hills, Moon, NEXT MEDIA, Petrology, Planetary science, Planetary surface, Technology/Internet, Volcanologysmbale

A cavernous lava tube was this week confirmed to exist beneath the surface of the moon.
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09Oct/17

Dimming of star probably caused by dust, not alien structure: NASA

October 9, 2017SpaceAstronomy, Circumstellar dust, Cognition, Dyson sphere, energy-absorbing technology, Environment, Games, Hypothetical astronomical objects, Infrared telescopes, Jigsaw puzzle, Mechanical puzzles, Mind, NASA, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Natural sciences, NEXT MEDIA, Outer space, Problem solving, Puzzles, Search for extraterrestrial intelligence, Space observatories, Space telescope, Spitzer, Spitzer Space Telescope, Tabby's Star, Technology/Internetsmbale

New research from NASA may have solved one of the most prevalent astronomy puzzles in recent years. Continue reading →