Most advanced version of venerable F-15 fighter jet rolls out

Military [Most advanced version of venerable F-15 fighter jet rolls out]( [A trio of F-15QA fighters in flight]( Boeing, the US Air Force, and the Qatar Emiri Air Force (QEAF) have conducted a ceremony to celebrate the roll out of the first of 36 production F-15QA Ababil fighter jets in the run up to the first deliveries later this year. [Read more]( Special Promotion for New Atlas Readers [Learn how to become an effective project manager for under $40]( We’re going to paraphrase here and say “Behind every great project there’s a great project manager.” And what makes for a great project manager? There are indeed some innate qualities, but many can be learned. This course can help you along the path. [Read more]( Tiny Houses [Hardy tiny house balances a spacious interior with tons of storage]( [The Noyer XL V2 has a total length of 37 ft (11.2 m)]( Minimaliste's latest iteration of its Noyer tiny house, the Noyer XL V2, retains the superb all-weather performance of its predecessors, while offering an even more spacious interior that contains lots of storage space. [Read more]( Outdoors [Hobby Maxia camping trailer feels almost too stylish and classy to tow]( [Two simple but effective products of Scandinavian design set forth on an adventure]( Following the recent premiere of its entry-level Beachy, Hobby has tapped into Scandinavian sensibilities once again for its flagship Maxia. With a "hygge"-driven interior, the caravan has the atmosphere of a freshly built downtown apartment. [Read more]( Energy [Insulation additive drastically boosts performance of power lines]( [A diagram of an HVDC power cable incorporating the polymer P3HT in its insulation]( As we increasingly move toward renewable energy sources like wind turbines, we're going to require the best means possible of relaying electricity from them to our cities. A new cable-insulating material may allow us to do so much more efficiently. [Read more]( [New Atlas Weekly Newscast]( [The injectable antibody therapy was found to reduce risk of symptomatic COVID-19 by 77 percent]( Listen to the week's top stories from New Atlas. [Read more]( Medical [World's first mobile MRI machine detects strokes that require surgery]( [Hyperfine's portable MRI costs just a fraction of a conventional MRI machine]( The world's first portable MRI machine proved its potential in early trials last year, and a new Yale-led study has built on this success by using it to detect cases of stroke in need of surgical intervention, with a high degree of accuracy. [Read more]( Marine [Candela's hydrofoiling C-8 eyes new range record for electric boats]( [Candela claims its new C-8 has the longest range of any electric boat in history]( Candela has applied its expertise in low-drag nautical engineering to build a bigger and better version of its hydrofoiling watercraft. Dubbed the C-8, it's claimed to have the longest range of any electric boat in history. [Read more]( Science [Tiny punching "robot" mimics the mechanism of the mantis shrimp]( [The arm of the robot (seen here flicking a penny) accelerates at the equivalent of "a car reaching 58 mph [93 km/h] in four milliseconds"]( Among other things, the mantis shrimp is known for having the fastest punch of any animal. Harvard scientists have now built a mechanism that simulates that punch, and they believe that it could lead to new capabilities for human technologies. [Read more]( Urban Transport [ZUV electric cargo trike 3D printed from recycled plastic waste]( [The ZUV's chassis is 3D printed using plastic waste from supermarkets]( Single-use plastic packaging becomes a huge environmental problem when tossed in the trash. Looking to repurpose such waste, a design studio has created an electric cargo trike concept with a chassis 3D printed from supermarket plastic waste. [Read more]( Architecture [Underground gallery slots between WWI mansion and Zaha Hadid extension]( [The Ordrupgaard Museum's main gallery areas are furnished with oak floors, walls, and ceilings to create a warm and inviting atmosphere]( Denmark's Ordrupgaard Museum hosts so much art that despite a prior extension by Zaha Hadid, it required even more space. Snøhetta rose to this challenge by creating an underground gallery in a very awkward and compact site. [Read more]( Automotive [Knaus charges into the future with Wankel-boosted electric RV]( [Knaus showed its electric prototype at this year's Caravan Salon]( Knaus Tabbert has revealed its E.Power Drive research prototype at the 2021 Düsseldorf Caravan Salon. The motorhome dumps diesel for an all-electric powertrain supported by a rotary engine generator that doubles as a campground power source. [Read more]( Space [James Webb Space Telescope completes its final testing phase]( [The James Webb Space Telescope has finally finished its testing regime and is getting ready for launch]( It looks like the James Webb Space Telescope might actually launch in October, for real this time. The perennially delayed instrument has completed its final tests and is now being prepped for shipment to the launch facility. [Read more]( Biology [Peptides fashioned into world's smallest biomechanically linked structure]( [Scientists have developed mechanically interlocked peptides that constitute the world's smallest mechanically interlocked biological structure]( Princeton University researchers have made a breakthrough in the world of molecular machines, by using self-assembling peptides to form the world's tiniest interlocked biomechanical structures, measuring just one billionth of a meter in size. [Read more]( Space [Multicolored radio rules out more suspects in fast radio burst mystery]( [The Westerbork Synthesis Radio Telescope (WSRT) in the Netherlands]( We might be one step closer to an answer for the intriguing cosmic mystery of fast radio bursts. By examining multiple “radio colors” simultaneously in a batch of repeating signals, astronomers have ruled out a leading model for their origin. [Read more]( Health & Wellbeing [Modeling estimates over 100 million Americans had COVID-19 in 2020]( [Matching estimates from the CDC, a new model indicates less than a quarter of coronavirus infections in the United States are officially reported]( According to a new model, around one in three Americans had been infected with SARS-CoV-2 by the end of 2020. Simulating viral transmission across the country, the research suggests official cases only accounted for a small volume of total infections. 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