Liquid scanner eyed to let drinks aboard planes again
Los Alamos researchers test a bottled liquid scanner at Albuquerque airport to identify liquids through metal containers in seconds. The device uses magnetic resonance to detect molecular makeup aiming to speed security and allow passengers to carry liquids like shampoo and beverages, pending certification and deployment.
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Daily horoscope notes Aries to Pisces facing relationship tensions and personal limits. Each sign sees challenges and opportunities tonight with calls to action, boundaries, and social insight guiding outcomes.
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