Webb telescope spots mysterious 'Green Monster' in supernova image

[New Atlas logo]( Space [Webb telescope spots mysterious 'Green Monster' in supernova image]( [Colorful image of gas and light in space]( The James Webb Space Telescope has provided the most detailed look yet at the supernova remnant Cassiopeia A (Cas A). According to one astronomer, the data provided by the imaging is enough for him to study for the rest of his career. [Read more]( Special Promotion for New Atlas Readers [Score this 500GB slim and portable hard drive for only $32.99]( When it comes to digital storage, nothing can beat external hard drives in terms of costs, access, privacy, and security. Grab a 17% discount on this slim and portable external hard drive that can read and write speeds up to 100MB/s. [Read more]( Medical [Special diet triggers self-destruction of brain cancer cells in mice]( [A black and white MRI photo of the brain showing a mass near the back of the skull]( By removing certain amino acids from the diets fed to rodents suffering from glioblastoma, researchers found that brain cancer cells began dying. What's more, mice put on the restrictive diets were also more receptive to chemotherapy treatment. [Read more]( Marine [Carbon fiber electric boat is so light it rides to water on a car roof]( [The EB Eins has enough battery power for 45 minutes of high-performance motoring or up to 10 hours of slow cruising]( Optimized for the lowest weight possible, the Kaebon EB Eins electric boat is a smooth hunk of carbon fiber designed to glide silently through the water. It's so lightweight, it can ride atop an SUV like a canoe, eliminating the need for a trailer. [Read more]( Outdoors [Oyster vacuum-insulated cooler holds cold so well, it doesn't need ice]( [Norwegian startup Oyster has new ideas for the simple cooler]( Oyster puts its own stamp on the vacuum-insulated cooler market with a cooler so efficient, it doesn't need ice to keep food or drinks cold. That iceless design teams with a thin-wall construction to ensure the 23-L Tempo outperforms the competition. [Read more]( Wearables [Sonar-enabled glasses read wearers' silently spoken voice commands]( [The EchoSpeech glasses (modeled here by lead scientist Ruidong Zhang) could be utilized to control devices, or even to help the voiceless communicate]( Some people lack the power of speech, while others may find themselves in noisy settings where speaking voice commands out loud just won't work. Such folks might have use for the EchoSpeech glasses, which read their user's silently spoken words. [Read more]( Science [Busted! Evidence of ritualistic drug use found at Bronze Age site]( [A drawing of a ritual inside a cave featuring a man and a woman seated on the ground and working]( Mandrake and henbane are almost synonymous with secret rituals. In fact, after analyzing hair samples from a secret cache in a Menorcan cave, new evidence indicates that plants like these were ingested during burial ceremonies about 3,000 years ago. [Read more]( Science [Simple 3D-printed sperm-sorting device could help couples conceive]( [The device is designed to replicate the natural sperm selection process which takes place in the female reproductive tract]( If a couple is having difficulty conceiving a child due to low-quality sperm, in-vitro fertilization is always an option … although it frequently isn't successful. A simple new device could help, by selecting only the best sperm to do the job. [Read more]( Home Entertainment [Android TV comes to Kodak via budget-friendly HD smart projector]( [The Kodak Flik HD10 smart projector runs Android TV for Netflix at up 150 inches, and has a built-in sound system for all-in entertainment]( Though probably best known for its instant cameras and rolls of film, the Kodak name has also appeared on such things as smartphones, actioncams and projectors. Now the brand's first smart projector built around Android TV has been launched. [Read more]( Good Thinking [MRead tech promises faster, more accurate land mine detection]( [A prototype MRead mine-detection device]( While metal detectors are useful for detecting land mines, they can be fooled by buried metallic debris … plus some mines don't contain any metal. A new system is claimed to work better, by reading the molecular signature of explosives used in mines. [Read more]( You are receiving this email because you signed up for our daily newsletter at [newatlas.com]( (or [gizmag.com]( before August 2016). [Update profile]( | [Unsubscribe]( Copyright New Atlas © 2022