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The new Cervélo S5 is smoother in the wind and in its setup - Canadian Cycling Magazine - Vimarsana News

The new Cervélo S5 is smoother in the wind and in its setup - Canadian Cycling Magazine

The flagship aero road bike gets simplified, a little, sheds some weight and goes faster

US student drove race car with only his thoughts – revolutionising tech for the disabled - Vimarsana News

US student drove race car with only his thoughts – revolutionising tech for the disabled

One of the keys to allowing the mind to control the race car was a brain machine interface, or BMI.

EarthSky | 2022 Lyrid meteor shower: All you need to know - Vimarsana News

EarthSky | 2022 Lyrid meteor shower: All you need to know

In 2022, the Lyrid meteor shower is mostly drowned in bright moonlight. But you might still see some meteors. When to watch and more, here.

New Book Helps Social Enterprises Harness the Power of Selling to Help the Poorest in the World - Vimarsana News

New Book Helps Social Enterprises Harness the Power of Selling to Help the Poorest in the World

/PRNewswire/ -- Selling is not only vital to the success of social enterprises operating across emerging markets, but when aligned with their mission-driven...

These Little Creatures Have The 'Weirdest Sex Chromosome System Known to Science' - Vimarsana News

These Little Creatures Have The 'Weirdest Sex Chromosome System Known to Science'

These Little Creatures Have The 'Weirdest Sex Chromosome System Known to Science' 21 MAY 2021 When it comes to dividing animals along sex lines, evolution is known for getting creative. The chromosomes that determine baby-making functions have been reinvented so often throughout the ages, it's hard to keep track.   Some groups, like mammals, are thought to be fairly consistent in how they genetically cast lots in the game of reproduction. But creeping voles ( Microtus oregoni) clearly didn't get that memo. Now, US researchers have a better idea of just what's going on with the tiny oddball...