The budget airline says customers will no longer be able to call a live agent by phone. Frontier is encouraging customers to instead reach out by text, social media and WhatsApp.
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Revival of light signalling in the postmortem mouse and human retina
Revitalizing the human eye for eye donors will be possible now due to new treatment even 5 hours after death.
Experiments measuring light-evoked responses in postmortem mouse and human retinas are used to quantify decay of photoreceptors following death and optimise conditions for reviving trans-synaptic transmission.
Futuristic Weapons
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This series looks at devices and concepts we may see in future conflicts, and we will look at both hypothetical technologies and those limitations placed on us by fighting in space, for instance, rather than on the ground.
History of Earth â Part 6 â First Life
What happened in the 2 Billion years after the emergence of Life, between 3.5 and 1.5 billion years? More than I once thought.
Alien Mineral Harder Than Diamond was recently Found In Israel
The discovery of a completely new mineral this week by the precious stone mining company Shefa Yamim in northern Israel has both geologists and the general public in awe.
Carmeltazite, often known as âCarmel Sapphire,â may be advertised as a mineral more precious than diamonds.
The mineral was discovered encrusted with sapphire during mining in volcanic rock in northern Israelâs Zevulun Valley near Mt. Carmel, and it was aptly named âcarmeltaziteâ after its discovery site. During density tests, it was determined to be harder than diamond.
In pictures: These spider excavators came straight out of the Transformers movie
These walking spider excavators are among the âgreatest sandpit toys in history.â
These spider excavators have stunned many tech aficionados; the obscure machines undoubtedly rate among âthe greatest sandpit toys in history.â
Walking excavators are not new. Not by a long way.
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The articulating, extending legs, stabilizers, tilting wheels, and buckets of the walking spider excavators provide an astonishing range of powers to the machine, according to an article published on Thursday by the technology publication New Atlas.
