One Percent Immigration could make Australia and Canada superpowers by 2100

The number of people resident in Australia increased 388,100 in 2017 to June, a rise of 1.6% on 2015/16. That was far above the global increase of 1.1%, and well ahead of the United States’ gain of 0.7% and Canada’s 0.9%. Canada and Australia seem like they will each sustain around 1% of their population. …

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SpaceX Workshop on how to get humans to Mars and then create a colony of hundreds

Philip Metzger is at the inaugural @SpaceX Mars Workshop. It is about planning how to put humans on Mars, then how to have 100s living there. At the inaugural @SpaceX Mars Workshop, planning how to put humans on Mars, then how to have 100s living there. So exciting! pic.twitter.com/25jXutKzhX — Dr. Phil Metzger (@DrPhiltill) August …

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Steve Wozniak will be the keynote speaker at the October Crypto Invest Summit in LA

Steve Wozniak will be the headline keynote speaker of the Crypto Invest Summit (CIS) in Los Angeles. CIS is leading an effort to open up mainstream access to crypto and blockchain, which until now has been for insiders and techies. Steve Wozniak co-founded Apple’s with Steve Jobs. He has been an early blockchain and cryptocurrency …

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Another possibility for antiaging drugs for removing senescent cells

The University of Exeter has new compounds which reduced the number of senescent cells (older cells that have deteriorated and stopped dividing) up to 50%. The Exeter team also identified two splicing factors (a component of cells) that play a key role in when and how endothelial cells become senescent. The findings raise the possibility …

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China’s Casino City Macau will have highest per capita GDP in 2020

The IMF’s World Economic Outlook Update predicts Macau will behave the world’s highest per capita GDP of US$143,116 in 2020. Qatar will be second with US$139,151. Qatar has a population of 2.5 million. Macau has a population of 650,000. Macau should have 750,000 in 2025. The GDP of Macau would be about $95 billion in …

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Chorus radio waves are one million times more intense near Jupiter’s moon Ganymede

The power of electromagnetic chorus radio waves are a million times more intense near the Jovian moon Ganymede, and 100 times more intense near the moon Europa than the average around these planets. These are the new results from a systematic study on Jupiter’s wave environment taken from the Galileo Probe spacecraft. Chorus waves are …

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Optical Neural Network Demo Chip

Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have made a silicon chip that distributes optical signals precisely across a miniature brain-like grid, showcasing a potential new design for neural networks. Above – NIST’s grid-on-a-chip distributes light signals precisely, showcasing a potential new design for neural networks. The three-dimensional structure enables complex routing …

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