Study detects heart damage in majority of recovered COVID-19 patients

[Health & Wellbeing]( [Study detects heart damage in majority of recovered COVID-19 patients]( [New research affirms we are only just now learning of the long-term health consequences of COVID-19 in recovered patients]( A pair of new studies highlight the potential for long-term heart complications in recovered COVID-19 patients. The research suggests the virus can damage cardiovascular muscles with inflammation detectable months after recovery, even in mild cases. [Read more]( [Sponsored Content]( [ACESO delivers 360-degree, contact-free disinfection of household items]( [ACESO is designed to sanitize a multitude of household items]( Items like phones, keys, wallets and remote controls can be a breeding ground for germs, and most people don't bother to clean them. ACESO is a stylish UV sanitization device that makes it easy to regularly disinfect such often-handled items. [Read more]( [Automotive]( [Modular eBussy is the adorable German e-van and camper of our dreams]( [Another instant favorite, the eBussy "Open!" configuration is a cabriolet van/pickup hybrid]( In addition to having timelessly adorable looks, the new German-designed electric eBussy could be one of the most modular vehicles in the world, easily switching between family van, cargo van, pickup truck, camper van and other configurations. [Read more]( [Tiny Houses]( [Petite beauty makes your average French tiny house feel small]( [La Mésange Verte features a traditional tiny house exterior and includes a small planter]( France's towing laws means that tiny houses need to be very small and light there, often resulting in models with big compromises. Baluchon’s Tiny House La Mésange Verte has fewer compromises than previous efforts, and suits one or two people. [Read more]( [Physics]( [Quantum time travel doesn't follow Back to the Future rules]( [A "quantum time travel simulator" suggests that the butterfly effect doesn't apply to the quantum realm]( Which time travel movie got the rules right? According to experiments using a quantum time travel simulator, reality is “self-healing,” so changes made to the past won’t drastically alter the future you came from – at least, in the quantum realm. [Read more]( [Aircraft]( [Swiss eVTOL demonstrator aircraft takes to the skies]( [The tech demonstrator lifts off]( Although numerous companies are now developing "air taxis," many of those groups have nothing but renderings of their aircraft. Switzerland's Dufour Aerospace, however, recently completed the first phase of testing of a large-scale demonstrator. [Read more]( [Bicycles]( [Yamaha's first dual-suspension ebike, the innovative YDX-Moro]( [Yamaha's first full-suspension ebike: the attractive and innovative YDX-Moro]( Yamaha has built its first full suspension ebike, and it looks like a beauty. The YDX-Moro and Moro Pro feature the world's first bicycle frame with split top and down tubes, as well as an angle sensor to allow next-level automatic riding. [Read more]( [Science]( [Medieval eyesalve joins modern fight against antibiotic-resistant bacteria]( [The recipe for Bald's eyesalve is here if you can read Old English]( A Medieval medical book hold the key to new ways to combat antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Scientists have found that a medical recipe from the ancient Bald's Leechbook is effective against five strains of bacteria that cause biofilm infections. [Read more]( [Energy]( [Assembly begins on ITER, the world's largest nuclear fusion reactor]( [A look inside the pit of the ITER tokamak reactor]( Lured by the prospect of nearly inexhaustible source of clean energy, scientists have been investigating nuclear fusion reactors for decades, but a new facility taking shape in southern France will provide them with their biggest proving ground yet. [Read more]( [Science]( [Scientists revive 100-million-year old microbes from deep underground]( [The sediment cores taken from the seafloor, which were found to contain living bacteria from 100 million years ago]( In what sounds like the opening of a sci-fi movie, scientists have revived microorganisms that have laid dormant for 100 million years. These microbes were found deep beneath the seafloor, where they’ve been slumbering since the age of dinosaurs. [Read more]( Special Promotion for New Atlas Readers [This best-selling duo will make you throw away your old toothbrushes]( You don’t have to splurge on a Sonicare to get maximum results (and an A+ from your dentist). The AquaSonic DUO Dual Ultrasonic Toothbrushes clean, whiten, and maintain your gum health with regular daily use and it’s just $54.99. [Read more]( [Medical]( [Alzheimer's blood test detects early toxic proteins with 86% accuracy]( [A new blood test could one day aid in the early diagnosis of Alzheimer's]( Research into Alzheimer’s diagnostic technologies has highlighted the potential of a new biomarker in the blood, which was shown to distinguish healthy patients from early asymptomatic Alzheimer’s patients with a high degree of accuracy. [Read more]( [Motorcycles]( [Cardo brings back the bass with new Packtalk Black motorcycle headset]( [The Cardo Packtalk Black, a special edition motorcycle Bluetooth comms kit rocking 45-mm JBL speakers]( Texan company Cardo invented the motorcycle Bluetooth headset back in 2004, and has pioneered many innovations in the field, including mesh networking. Its latest Packtalk Black headset aims to get bass back into your lid via 45-mm JBL speakers. [Read more]( [Automotive]( [Review: 2020 Nissan Titan gets a raft of much-needed improvements]( [A big improvement for the 2020 Titan is the introduction of a nine-speed automatic transmission in place of the seven it had before]( The 2020 Nissan Titan gets several improvements and changes as a mid-cycle refresh. This generation was introduced in 2016 and made quite a splash before sinking to the bottom of truck sales in North America. But Nissan learned a few things from that. [Read more]( [Medical]( [XPrize launches $5-million competition for a cheap, rapid COVID-19 tests]( [A new XPrize competition aims to usher in improved testing technologies for COVID-19]( Further expanding the scope of its international competitions designed to solve global problems through technology, XPrize has launched a contest to develop new and improved testing methods for COVID-19, with $5 million in prize money up for grabs. [Read more]( [Mobile Technology]( [The Cat S62 Pro brings extra toughness and an upgraded thermal camera]( [The FLIR Lepton thermal sensor on the S62 Pro is the best yet on a Cat phone]( Cat has launched another rugged, super-tough smartphone with a thermal imaging camera, and the S62 Pro is Cat's best handset yet in most categories – certainly in terms of speed, style and optics. [Read more]( [Health & Wellbeing]( [World-first clinical trial finds CBD can help treat cannabis addiction]( [A clinical trial found 400-mg and 800-mg daily CBD doses could reduce cannabis consumption in subjects with addiction problems]( Positive results from the world’s first clinical trial testing the potential for cannabidiol (CBD) to treat cannabis addiction suggest daily use of medical-grade CBD is both safe and effective at reducing problematic cannabis consumption. [Read more]( [Space]( [Virgin Galactic unveils stylish design for SpaceshipTwo cabin]( [SpaceshipTwo's newly revealed cabin interior]( Virgin Galactic has revealed the cabin interior design for the first of its SpaceshipTwo vehicles – the VSS Unity, which will allow would be astronauts and space enthusiasts explore the edge of space in style and comfort. [Read more]( [3D Printing]( [Upside-down 3D printing tech creates multi-material objects]( [The experimental inverted laser]( When it comes to the 3D printing of metal, a process known as selective laser sintering (SLS) is most commonly used. An upside-down variation on the technique has now been developed, for printing single objects out of different materials. [Read more]( [Science]( [Outwardly predictable volcanoes may harbor an explosive secret]( [An image of the 2015 eruption at the Wolf volcano in the Galapagos Archipelago]( Scientists working with shield volcanoes in the Galapagos Archipelago have found evidence to suggest that volcanoes which ordinarily produce slow moving rivers of fire have the potential to create far more explosive and dangerous eruptions. [Read more]( [Materials]( ["Memorizing and forgetting" gel mimics the human brain]( [A memorized airplane image is forgotten by the gel, after being placed in cold water]( Our brains not only memorize things, they also forget them. While that may seem like a limitation, it's a quality that's been copied in a new hydrogel – and it may actually have some practical applications. [Read more]( [Photography]( [Sony aims for pro video-makers with Alpha 7S III mirrorless camera]( [The Alpha 7S III sports a new image sensor, the latest processing engine, 5-axis image stabilization, an impressive EVF and vari-angle touchscreen panel, and can shoot video at 4K/120p]( Sony has launched the third generation of its video-focused full-frame mirrorless Alpha. The α7S III sports a brand new sensor and the latest imaging engine, but its headline feature is the ability to shoot 4K video at 120 fps. 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