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Watch this guy control his prosthetic robotic hand - using his mind!

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This short video shows how desktop nanofactories will work someday.

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Watch this high tech method for zapping mosquitoes with lasers!

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Dr. Michio Kaku discusses the reality of an possible alien invasion.

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Do You Want To Live To Be 1,000 Years Old?

Scientist Aubrey de Grey discusses the question of living to the age of 1000 years.

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Do you love reading about science news, but hate having to go to dozens of different sites to learn about what is going on? That's exactly what inspired me to make every effort to collect all the latest science news articles that I could find... and put them all in one location.

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Science news feeds makes it easy for science enthusiasts to be alerted when new content appears on a favorite website. With the use RSS feeds, headlines, summaries, and even links to the articles themselves appear on the selected newsreader, saving the time needed to visit websites individually to search for new content. The best part is that RSS news feeds can be delivered free of charge, although there is an initial cost to purchase the selected reader.

RSS, or Really Simple Syndication, is the fastest and easiest way to remain up to date on the topics that interest you, with science news feeds being one of the most requested RSS subscriptions. In fact, there are over 100 RSS feeds dedicated to the science community, which cover virtually every field from space and technology to environmental, physical, and medicine. Subscribing to any or all of these feeds can alert you to new articles and stories as soon as they are available, and eliminate the need to surf the web to find the information you want.

Gaining access is also extremely easy, and it begins with the simple download of a special newsreader. Various versions are available for download, including basic readers available free of charge, as well as more powerful applications that can cost around $20 to $30. They can also be purchased in both standalone formats and those that work in Internet Explorer or through Microsoft Outlook. Mac versions are also available for around the same price. A simple Internet search can locate a host of newsreader applications to choose from, and a little comparison of features can help you pick the best reader for your own particular needs.

Once you have the downloaded the newsreader, setup is very user friendly, and most newsreader applications come pre-loaded categories to get you started. Categories can be added or removed according to your own personal preference, and it can be done nothing more than a few mouse clicks. Filter and search tools may also included to help you keep your RSS feeds organized and easily accessible. After the reader is set up, the only thing left to do is subscribe to the RSS feeds you want to read.

Subscribing to an RSS feed is usually nothing more than clicking on the RSS feed icon on the website you want to monitor, selecting the newsreader you have chosen, and then copying and pasting the link location to your feed reader. That is it. Clicking the reader icon will immediately bring up new headlines or content on the websites you have chosen to watch, or email alerts can be set up to send you an email when new content is available. The only disadvantage to the process is that not all websites support all newsreader applications, so a little research may be necessary. An Internet search of the top science news feeds, for example, can pull up lists of top science websites that offer RSS news feeds, although newsreader selections can vary from site to site.

RSS newsreader applications have made it easy to stay on top of the topics that interest you, as they enable new content from all of your selected websites to be found in a single location. Basic newsreaders can be found free of charge, although those with more comprehensive organizational and search features may cost up to $30. Subscribing to selected RSS feeds can be done by simply selecting your reader on the chosen website and pasting the link location to your downloaded application. Science news feeds are some of the most requested RSS subscriptions, and the user-friendly process from newsreader download to RSS subscription had made staying on top of any area of science news as simple as a few clicks of the mouse.

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