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Important Innovations Collection: Breakthrough on CTE Brain Injuries from Sports

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1st Test for CTE, Sports-Related, Traumatic Brain Injuries in the Living Source:  Stock images of football players Breakthrough Research and Discoveries by Boston University Scientists CTE is the danger for players inherent in any contact sport.  Repeated hard hits to and rattling of the head in the course of games taking a cumulative toll and resulting in traumatic brain injury CTE which is a fatal disease.  Until now, there was no way to detect it in the living.  The only reference points for doctors were changes in mood and behavior in the patient following a bad hit to the head and concussion..  But now, there is a brain scan test to detect the abnormal protein tau which is an indicator that the disease condition is present.  It's an important breakthrough just announced by scientists at Boston University.  For a great news blog, go to Important Innovations Collection: Breakthrough on CTE Brain Injuries from Sports : First Test for CTE in the Living Source:  Stock

FAA Commercial Human Space Flight Reality

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Space Tourist Gets Astronaut Wings Source:  Virgin Galactic:  Test Passenger Onboard this space flight gets astronaut wings  FAA Gives Virgin Galactic A Space Passenger Okay The FAA called this occasion as "the start of commercial human space flight is now a reality". Virgin Galactic's first test passenger for a journey to space received her commercial astronaut wings from the FAA, the US government's aviation regulatory agency.  That is a very big deal in the journey Virgin Galactic has taken to launch vacation tourists into space.  The woman flew in Virgin Galactic's rocket plane White Knight Two/Spaceship Two Passenger Craft to experience the space journey from a customer perspective. It was a big success. NASA Engineer The passenger is no novice.  Beth Moses is Virgin Galactic's chief astronaut instructor and a former NASA engineer.  She's also now the first woman to fly to space on a commercial vehicle. What an accomplishment!  She was on t

Important Innovations Collection: Important Inovations - The Best

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Your Handy, Bottom Lined Guide Book to Top Innovations - Free Kindle Read & Amazon Free Sample Important Innovations Collection - The Best This is a resource book that you want at your disposal.  It bottom lines in a smart journalistic fashion the top, latest global innovations across industries, including robotics, AI, VR, AR, Travel, Energy, Medicine and much more. It's for investors, analysts, businesses, entrepreneurs, students, educators and anyone interested in the latest top innovations to get a jump start on knowing what's important, developing and out there. I co-authored this with fellow journalist Edward Kane. Wanted you to know you can sample it for free, along with our 7 other books focused on breaking innovation in industry sectors . For more details, go to Important Innovations Collection: Important Inovations - The Best : Important Innovations Collection Best, Latest Global Innovations Across Industries If you are fascinated by new innovations c

Important Innovations Collection: First Photo of a Black Hole In Space

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First Photo of Black Hole in Space Source: EHT Photo of Black Hole in Space Historic Moment - Seeing the Unseeable Astrophysics history was made today, when a team of international scientists released the world's first photo of a black hole deep in space, 54 million light years away.  Black holes are huge masses created when stars collapse in on themselves at the end of their life cycle.  They are so large and the gravitational field is so intense, nothing, even light, can escape them  For a great news blogs on this historic first, go to Important Innovations Collection: First Photo of a Black Hole In Space : Seeing the Unseeable Source:  EHT Historic Achievement in Astrophysics An international scientific team has released the first photo...

Important Innovations Collection: NASA Astrobees Going to Space

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Space Buzz: NASA Astrobee Robots Going to Space Source:  NASA Astrobee robots Will Work on ISS NASA's 3 new Astrobee robots will be launched by the end of April for duty on board the International Space Station (ISS).  Their designed to assist the astronauts on housekeeping and inspection tasks.  For a great news blog, go to Important Innovations Collection: NASA Astrobees Going to Space : Robotic Team to Monitor ISS Source:  NASA Astrobees The Buzz in Space Robots in orbit is the buzz in space.  NASA's Astrobee rob...

Important Innovations Collection: CLIP Turns Any Bike into Electric Bike

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Small, Portable Device to Convert Your Bike to Electric Source: CLIP  Significant New Innovation This is new innovation to enable a doable, urban work commute and enable cyclists to get up difficult hills and endure long distances.  It is called the CLIP. It's a portable electric motor that can be attached to the front end of your bike and convert it into an electric bike.  It's small enough to go into a backpack and can be placed into action in the front fork in seconds.   For more details, go to Important Innovations Collection: CLIP Turns Any Bike into Electric Bike : Portable, 4 Pound Clip-on Electric Motor Source:  CLIP photo CLIP on to Cycle Electric The portable electric motor CLIP turns any ...

Around the World in a Few Hours at Mach 5

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Reusable Space Plane on the Horizon Courtesy:  Reaction Engine Ltd, Oxfordshire, UK UK's Sabre Space Plane Engine Tech Flying Forward Travelling 3 and 5 times the speed of sound, Mach 3 and Mach 5.  UK engineers are developing the Sabre, air breathing rocket engine to do just that.  Sabre is designed to propel planes around the globe in just a few hours and take space planes into rapid orbit.  The unique propulsion system just passed a big milestone. Big Test To work at Mach speeds, the rocket engine has to endure extreme high temperature airflows.  Engineers at Reaction Engines LTD in the UK have designed a heat-exchanger to make that happen.  At the Colorado Air & Space Port in the US, it just successfully endured a major test.  In simulations it handled flying at 3 times + the speed of sound.  In less than 1/20 of a second, the heat exchanger handled and "quenched" a 420C onslaught of airflow. Big Backers More big tests are upcoming including enduring