Freeze Sleep For Lengthy Space Travel Idea From UCLA Lab
UCLA bio technology researchers discuss using freeze sleep to preserve travelers for centuries. Dr Lyman explains cooling to near 100 degrees below zero and stopping life processes to revive later. Monkeys have shown temp reduction capabilities, but no human trials yet.
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Giller Solar
Jundon Yay
University of California
Los Angeles
Qupatuhit Byatt
UCLA
Bio-Technology Laboratory
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Lyman
Howe
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Lona
Beachcombers Replace Pirates Save Steay Logs
In Victovia British Columbia beachcombers now salvage logs under tow replacing pirates. They work in groups to bring logs to salvage stations where value is assessed by a government sealer or estimator. When logs bear identifying marks owners are notified, logs are sold, and proceeds fund government costs, with about $1,000, Goo yearly from these salvages.
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Victovia
British Columbia
Northwest
Thal
Vauiv Telephone
Hird
Paste Guards Aliinus Chicago About 75 Cities
About 75 United States cities seek to curb false alarms by a new paste used on first alarm boxes. The paste contains a phosphorescent agent that glows green under ultraviolet light and leaves a film on the hand lasting about a month despite repeated washings.
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Chicago
United States
Devise Magnetic Electron Method of Writing
A Minneapolis inventor Dr. Ludwie Mayer develops the Devise Magnetic Electron Method of Writing that reproduces words and halftone images and could be used with electronic computers to store material. The invention adapts Curie-point writing using a premagnetized film as the anode in a PV style tube with electron beam focusing across the anode as the heat source, claimed to reach speeds well above 30,000 binary digits per second.
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Minogapolis
Minneapolis
Ludwie Mayer
Mayer
Paper Bag Lottery Hype Hits New York Grocers
A quirky sales stimulant circulating in New York grocers uses a paper bag printed with a secret L number in invisible ink. Shoppers must open the bag after shopping to reveal a hidden code tied to a prize. claims connect the stunt to San Francisco and a possible adobe structure on a prize list.
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New York
San Francisco
Rome
San Jan
Francisty
Officers Club
More Sugar The Prasidio Military HQ Selection
Fragmented OCR text notes More Sugar The Prasidio with 1540 acres chosen as military headquarters for the dices Catatas Sugar consumption of Charles 121 of Spain is 2778. Venezuela has been into IL is the United States largest ring steadily in the past decade military reservation within a land now smoyits to about 138, tily's Limits 000 lous.
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Charles
Spain
Jin
Venezuela
United States
Giants Too Large Not Tied to Big Teeth Says Scientist
Washington report notes researchers Gari and Lewis challenge the link between tooth size and body heft in Gigantopithecus and Meganthropus. They compared tooth and body data across fossil and living humans, suggesting large teeth arose from diet not stature. Modern anthropologists caution giantism is rarely favored in evolution.
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Washington
UPI
Ahsls
Gigamtapithecus
Megathropus
M. Gari
A. B. Lewis
Tash
Ching’s
Kwangsi
Sangiray
Java
Rhein
Ching
Govillas
Garn
Lewis
Horseless Carriage Poses Illusion of Real Horse
A fragmented notice describes a motor powered by hidden mechanisms presented as a horse. The invention imitates horse gait to fool drivers, asserting many such vehicles were patented to exploit the idea of realism.
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Wishinagton
Pale
Rane
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