Subnado is claimed to be world's lightest, smallest underwater scooter

Outdoors [Subnado is claimed to be world's lightest, smallest underwater scooter]( [The Subnado is headed for Kickstarter, where pricing will start at US$299]( There are now several companies making underwater scooters, so in order for one of the things to stand out, it really has to be special. The Subnado aims to be just that, claiming the title of the world's smallest and lightest underwater scooter. 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The findings suggest an association can be detected between sugar substitutes and increased cancer risk, but experts not affiliated with the research question their validity. [Read more]( Architecture [Peruvian architects salvage abandoned building with a garden facade]( [The Brera Building boasts a unique white perforated sheet metal façade]( Squeezed between two existing structures, Cabrera Building measures just four meters wide and 27 meters high, offering a blank canvas to transform a once inhabitable space into a fresh contemporary home and office. [Read more]( Medical [H3 Health Cube set to enter use as a self-contained connected clinic]( [The H3 Health Cube contains all its own diagnostic equipment, but is connected to the internet so patients can converse with their doctors in real time]( As the pandemic continues, most of us have gotten used to medical consultations being performed via the phone or Zoom. 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