Breakthrough improves on pasteurization and keeps milk fresh for 90 days

[SCIENCE]( [World-first breakthrough improves on pasteurization and keeps milk fresh for 90 days]( An Australian company called Naturo has revealed the development of a breakthrough milk processing technique that is heat-free, eliminates more pathogens than pasteurization, and leaves the milk with a refrigerated shelf life of up to 90 days. [Read more]( [SPECIAL PROMOTION FOR NEW ATLAS READERS]( [Get a Great Deal On Secure & Simple Cloud Backup to Prevent the Disaster of Mass Data Loss]( Think of all the information stored on your computer. Now imagine it all just disappeared — poof — tomorrow. Sounds pretty horrible, right? It's time to invest in cloud backup to ensure all of the info you hold near and dear is safe. Zoolz is one of the world’s leading cloud storage solutions, residing on the ultra-secure AWS infrastructure, and allowing you to quickly, seamlessly, and automatically backup all of your files. 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Now researchers from Arizona State University have discovered traces of water in those samples, adding weight to the idea that much of Earth’s water may have come from asteroid impacts. [Read more]( [MUSIC]( [Acoustic guitar lets you lock single string capos to the neck]( The gig bag of many guitarists will likely hold a good deal more than the guitar itself. Spare strings, a tuner, and possibly a capo – used to change the pitch of strings without having to retune. But what if you only want to capo certain strings? That's precisely what the Gillis Capo Guitar offers. [Read more]( [ENVIRONMENT]( [Fancy some grubs in your grub? You might if you can't see them]( Researchers in Australia are looking into maggot sausages as meat alternative​. This​ is seen as a first step in conditioning Westerners to accept insects and grubs as normal, everyday food sources. 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A circular piece of glass has been plonked on top, turning the setup into a music-streaming coffee table. [Read more]( [MUSIC]( [Nura's new subscription model gives you high-end headphones on a monthly fee, fully insured]( ​We've made no bones about our opinion of the remarkable Nura headphones, calling them "the best headphones any of us have every heard." Now, the company is offering them on a monthly subscription deal with some interesting bonuses.​ [Read more]( [COMPUTERS]( [Razer's April Fools' toaster to become the real deal]( Every year, businesses get in on the April Fool’s fun, attempting to trick us into believing they’ve either had a stroke of genius or the entire board of directors have gone stark raving mad, but now one of these pranks, the Razer Toaster, is becoming a reality. [Read more]( You are receiving this email because you signed up for our daily newsletter at [newatlas.com]( (or [gizmag.com]( before August 2016). 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