Low-fat milk linked with longer telomeres, a sign of slower aging

[Medical]( [Low-fat milk linked with longer telomeres, a sign of slower aging]( [A new study has pointed to a relationship between low-fat milk and a key biological marker for a]( A new study has examined the relationship between telomere length and intake of milk with different fat concentrations, suggesting there is a link between consumption of low-fat variants and longer telomeres that can equate to several years of aging. [Read more]( Special Promotion for New Atlas Readers [These AirPod alternatives are only $60 today]( Everybody loves Apple’s undeniably awesome AirPod headphones, but spending that much money on a pair of headphones just doesn’t make sense. Instead, grab these AirSounds MAX True Wireless Earbuds with the same sonic power and style for just $59.99. [Read more]( [Outdoors]( [Beauer X-Van expanding sleeper pod adds extra space to your camper van]( [Beauer reveals the X-Van at CMT 2020]( French company Beauer has earned a lot of attention over the years for its telescoping teardrop caravans. Now the company's bringing its tech to van life, launching a plug-and-play module that expands the size of a camper van. [Read more]( [Health & Wellbeing]( [New study links fish oil with improved sperm count and health]( [In a new study, healthy men consuming fish oil supplements displayed better signs of reproductive health compared to those who didn't]( An observational study has linked fish oil supplements with improved semen quality and testicular function in healthy men. The research can't prove causation, however, it does echo research reaching similar conclusions in men with fertility issues. [Read more]( [Science]( [Atomic bonds forming and breaking captured on video for the first time]( [Researchers have imaged atoms (dark spots on left) forming and breaking bonds for the first time]( Atoms are known for forming bonds and breaking apart, but because this happens on such a tiny scale, it’s difficult to study and record. Now, researchers have managed to capture atoms forming and breaking bonds on video for the first time. [Read more]( [Health & Wellbeing]( [MDMA for PTSD granted Expanded Access by FDA, patient treatments begin]( [The Expanded Access program allows approved clinics to commence treating patients before Phase 3 trials are complete]( Marking an impressive milestone in the development of MDMA-assisted psychotherapy for PTSD, the FDA has approved the treatment for Expanded Access, allowing certain patients access to the therapy before full market approval is granted. [Read more]( [Science]( [New suction-cup system spins water to stick to rough surfaces]( [The ZPD-enabled wall-climbing robot]( While there already are powered suction-cup devices that allow people or robots to climb walls, they only work on smooth surfaces. Chinese scientists, however, have now developed a system that sticks to rough surfaces via spinning water. [Read more]( [Outdoors]( [Affinity camper van modernizes family camping]( [Affinity debuts its new camper van at CMT 2020]( With #vanlife shining a spotlight on camper vans, manufacturers have been moving conversions upmarket, creating vans that look and live like larger motorhomes. Affinity's version has convertible bunk beds and a bedroom with en suite bathroom. [Read more]( [Space]( [ESA solves the riddle of why the Huygens probe spun the wrong way]( [Replica of Huygens undergoing wind tunnel tests]( ESA engineers have determined why the space agency's Huygens probe suddenly began spinning the wrong way 15 years ago as it descended to the surface of Saturn's largest moon, Titan. The reversal could have implications for future space missions. [Read more]( [Tiny Houses]( [Earthquake-resistant tiny prefab boasts voice-controlled technology]( [Singapore- and China-based design studio Nestron has revealed a 14.5 square meter (156 sq ft) tiny home that is packed with smart features]( Nestron has revealed a 14.5 square meter (156 sq ft) tiny home that is packed with smart features. Dubbed Cube One, the prefabricated single room home is ready to move-in from delivery and boasts a series of smart and sustainable technologies. [Read more]( [Computers]( [Microsoft launches revamped Edge browser – here's what's new]( [The new Microsoft Edge is here, with a new logo]( Microsoft is pushing out its new and improved Edge browser – rebuilt from scratch and available on all the major platforms. Here's what you get in the new browser, and why Microsoft went back to the drawing board. [Read more]( [Automotive]( [Hyundai and Kia pump €100M into EV startup Arrival]( [Headquartered in London but with offices also in Germany, Holland, Russia and the US, Arrival is approaching EV development in a similar way to Tesla]( UK automotive startup Arrival has been developing its own electric vehicles since 2015 and just has received a high profile boost, with Hyundai and Kia announcing a €100 million (US$110 million) investment aimed at ushering in the era of electric transportation. [Read more]( [Preview: The 2020 Las Vegas Motorcycle Auctions]( Never before in the history of motorcycle auctions has there been a greater field of desirable lots than is on offer in Las Vegas later this week. It’s not just the depth of the field, but the diversity. The world's largest motorcycle auction event looks set to deliver once more! [Read more]( [Automotive]( [Jaguar Land Rover wants to move your butt for you as you drive]( [The "morphable" seat will provide continuous motion on long journeys to fool your body into thinking it's moving]( Long drives, much like long flights, can result in health issues simply because of the inactivity of sitting there not moving for so long. Jaguar Land Rover plans to solve this by moving your lower body for you by way of actuators in your seat. [Read more]( [Space]( [Prototype plant shows how astronauts could pull oxygen out of moondust]( [Simulated moondust, showing before (left) the oxygen is removed, and (right) the mostly-metal makeup afterwards]( There’s only so much oxygen we can take with us to the Moon, so figuring out how to produce it there is crucial. Now, ESA researchers have created a prototype device that can make oxygen out of the most common thing on the Moon – dirt. [Read more]( [Automotive]( [Laffite resurrects the Zarooq Sand Racer, a 720-horsepower dune weapon]( [The Lafitte G-Tec X-Road – 720-odd horsepower of rear-wheel-drive, street-legal desert racer]( This nutty machine looks like some sort of beach buggy with a roof on, but under the hood it's an off-road supercar with a supercharged 6.2-liter, 720-horsepower LS3 motor and a weirdly semi-luxury interior. Yours from just US$465,000. [Read more]( [Medical]( [MIT's ingestible medical devices can be dissolved by light]( [Engineers at MIT have developed a hydrogel that can be broken down by light. When used as a seal in bariatric balloons in the stomach of pigs, the balloons could be deflated in as little as 30 minutes after exposure to light]( In search of advanced medical devices that can be ingested by the human body and don’t need to be surgically removed after, scientists at MIT have developed a new technology that would instead break them down by exposure to certain kinds of light. [Read more]( [Space]( [SpaceX destroys rocket in successful Crew Dragon inflight abort test]( [NASA and SpaceX completed a launch escape demonstration of the company’s Crew Dragon spacecraft and Falcon 9 rocket]( SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft and Falcon 9 booster have completed an inflight launch escape demonstration. On January 19, 2020, the rocket and the unmanned capsule lifted off from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center for the eight-minute final flight test. [Read more]( [Science]( [People can be identified by the way they dance]( [Gettin' down could get you recognized]( Might it be possible that someday, an official might get you to dance around in order to confirm that you're really you? Perhaps not, but nonetheless, a study has determined that people's identities can be matched to their unique style of dancing. [Read more]( [Military]( [USAF completes ground tests of hypersonic flight research rocket]( [A recent X-60A hot fire test, conducted at Cecil Spaceport in Jacksonville, Florida]( The US Air Force has completed ground test firings at Cecil Spaceport in Jacksonville, Florida, of a new rocket designed to provide affordable access to hypersonic flight conditions to accelerate development of the technology. [Read more]( [Digital Cameras]( [Leica launches third generation black and white digital rangefinder]( [Leica says that the M10 Monochrom "is the epitome of discretion"]( Cameras sporting the iconic red Leica logo are rugged, expensive and much sought after. They also produce stunning images, rich in color and detail. But there's no red dot on the just-announced M10 Monochrom, and it only shoots in black and white. [Read more]( [Architecture]( [Work underway on Zaha Hadid Architects' Unicorn Island masterplan]( [The Unicorn Island masterplan will host 70,000 researchers, office staff, residents, and visitors in a mixed-use community]( Work is well underway on a large new project in Chengdu, China, by Zaha Hadid Architects. Once complete, the Unicorn Island masterplan will create living and working space for Chinese and international startups in the firm's signature style. 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