In March, a COVID-19 vaccine was tested in 45 healthy adults in Phase 1 tests administered by the National Institutes of Health and Moderna Inc. On Tuesday night, all study participants were reported to reflect a response from boosting the immune system, allowing entities testing the vaccine to start testing …
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The body of a decapitated and dismembered technical CEO was found inside a Lower East Side apartment Tuesday afternoon, sorted in plastic bags right next to an electric saw, sources told the Post. Police arrived at the creepy scene shortly after 3:30 p.m., after a cousin of the dead man …
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This is what you need to know to Catch up and follow your day. (You can also receive daily “5 things you need to know today” in your inbox. Sign up here.) 1. Coronavirus 2. CDC Hospitals now have to send their data on coronavirus patients to the Trump administration …
Read More »Japanese government to include CBDC in official economic plan
The Japanese government is expected to include consideration of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) in its official economic plan. The news comes 10 days after the Bank of Japan’s announcement that it will start experimenting with the digital yen to verify its viability from a technical perspective. According to …
Read More »Why aren’t single-jet commercial aircraft just around the corner?
Why do commercial aircraft have two or more engines? Why do airlines not operate single-engine aircraft for short-haul routes or low-demand areas? Let’s explore the paradox of commercial single-engine jet aircraft. A single light aircraft with a jet engine. Why don’t commercial aircraft follow the same path? Photo: Cirrus aircraft …
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