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State Asks Residents, Small Business Owners for Their Opinions on Federal Broadband Map Accuracy

State Asks Residents, Small Business Owners for Their Opinions on Federal Broadband Map Accuracy

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Tennessee slavery vote results leave internet appalled

Tennessee voted to officially ban slavery as a criminal punishment in Tuesday’s midterm elections, but the result left social media appalled. Voters in the ruby ​​red state overwhelmingly backed an amendment proposal that would change the state constitution to remove language allowing slavery or involuntary servitude as punishment for a crime, thereby reducing the use …

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Perdue and the University of Tennessee are studying a drone wing to help drones detect danger faster

Perdue and the University of Tennessee are studying a drone wing to help drones detect danger faster

WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana – The eerily satisfying little domes you press on the lid of your soda to-go cup could one day save a winged drone from a nose dive. The patterns of these invertible domes on a drone’s wings would allow it to remember in microseconds what dangerous conditions look like and react quickly. …

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