HEALTH TODAY: VITAMIN STOPS THE AGING OF ORGANS

As mice, like all mammals, age, the regenerative capacity of certain organs (such as the liver and kidneys) and muscles (including the heart) diminishes. The effects of Nicotinamide riboside (NR) can only be described as restorative. (stock image)

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TECH DAILY: CHECK OUT THE NEW INFINIX HOT 3

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Infinix Hot 3: Form Factor & Design

From the Images online and that on Jumia’s site, It is very evident that

SCIENCE DAILY: ROOFTOP SOLAR ENERGY

Within the 128 cities studied, the researchers found that 83 percent of small buildings have a suitable location for PV installation, but only 26 percent of those buildings' total rooftop area is suitable for development. Because of the sheer number of this class of building across the country, however, small buildings actually provide the greatest combined technical potential.

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TECH TODAY: HYATT NAMES HOTELS HIT BY PAYMENT INFORMATION MALWARE

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The Hyatt hotel chain has posted a global list of hotels hit by malware that was found on its customer payments system last year.

The list includes Hyatt premises in Canada, the US, the UK, Jordan, Chile and Indonesia and involves almost half of its properties.

SCIENCE DAILY: NEW THEORY OF SECONDARY INFLATION EXPANDS OPTIONS FOR AVOIDING AN EXCESS OF DARK MATTER

A new theory suggests a shorter secondary inflationary period that could account for the amount of dark matter estimated to exist throughout the cosmos.

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Standard cosmology -- that is, the Big Bang Theory with its early period of exponential growth known as inflation -- is the prevailing scientific model for our universe, in which the entirety of space and time ballooned out from a very hot, very dense point into a homogeneous and ever-expanding vastness. This theory accounts for many of the physical phenomena we observe. But what if that's not all there was to it?