Tue. 11/08 - 3D Printing Human Organs In Space
From a 3D bioprinter for human tissues to pumpkin spice cappuccinos, here’s the cargo being delivered on board the S.S. Sally Ride tomorrow to the International Space Station. Plus, this time it’s not just in your head, the New York Times really is making some (small) changes to Wordle. A puzzle expert has some practice tips for winning the daily game. And Netflix has a new interactive trivia game.
From a 3D bioprinter for human tissues to pumpkin spice cappuccinos, here’s the cargo being delivered on board the S.S. Sally Ride tomorrow to the International Space Station. Plus, this time it’s not just in your head, the New York Times really is making some (small) changes to Wordle. A puzzle expert has some practice tips for winning the daily game. And Netflix has a new interactive trivia game.
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Links:
- Astronauts will 3D print part of a human knee in space (Engadget)
- Overview for Northrop Grumman's 18th Commercial Resupply Mission (NASA)
- NASA monitoring Subtropical Storm Nicole, Space Launch System rocket and Orion to remain at Launch Pad 39B (NASA)
- The New York Times is finally making changes to Wordle (Washington Post)
- Introducing Wordle Game Editor Tracy Bennett (NY Times)
- How to Win at Wordle (Without Cheating) (Quanta Magazine)
- You can now play trivia on Netflix (Mashable)
- Jackson Bird on Twitter
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