Paranormal activity captured on baby monitor
This recording taken by a baby monitor shows a misty light float over baby Rosie in her crib. At one point the orb passes very closely to her dad. Can anyone explain this ghostly appearance?!
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Ghost Video:Paranormal activity captured on baby monitor
Paranormal activity captured on baby monitor
This recording taken by a baby monitor shows a misty light float over baby Rosie in her crib. At one point the orb passes very closely to her dad. Can anyone explain this ghostly appearance?!
Google's mixed record on moonshots means Alphabet could flunk
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| Google's mixed record on moonshots means Alphabet could flunk |
SAN FRANCISCO — It is certainly an alpha bet.
Larry Page is stepping away from the Internet's biggest moneymaker to focus on moonshots, which is what Google calls speculative scientific bets that require a lot of capital and faith and frequently stray pretty far from the company's search-engine roots.
The move, which places Google into a larger parent company called Alphabet Inc., surprised investors. But it's in keeping with Page's contemporaries, from Amazon's Jeff Bezos to Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, who have all built moonshot factories of their own to keep an innovative edge and avoid the fate of many big tech companies: heft, maturity and eventual irrelevance.
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Holographic projector makes butterfly fly
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Keep away intruders with this 3D-printed automatic rubber band sentry
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| Keep away intruders with this 3D-printed automatic rubber band sentry |
Tired of people disrupting you while you’re working in your cubicle? Looking to keep intruders out of your secret lair? Your problems are solved! Just set up a fully automated, 3D-printed sentry turret to shoot rubber bands at people trying to disrupt your day.
The sentry, which was developed by engineering student Kevin Thomas in Switzerland, can be made with 3D-printed parts and an Arduino. The sentry will scan for movement and rapidly shoot moving elements in its path, thanks to Thomas’s implementation of the open-source Project Sentry Gunsoftware.
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