Do Not Lick

Plus, Uganda plans to print 3D human tissue in space.

The Futurist uncovers unique and inspiring topics that feed your curiosity. Curated articles on technology, science, and culture delivered to your inbox. Not for you? Unsubscribe by clicking here. /science UGANDA PLANS TO PRINT 3D HUMAN TISSUE IN SPACE Uganda will be using its new satellite to get more accurate data on weather forecasting, mineral mapping, agri-monitoring, and border security. But on top of this list will be the conducting of health tech life-saving experiments. The Nile Post reports that Uganda will use the microgravity (weightlessness) provided by the satellite to perform advanced 3D biological printing of human tissue in space, including an "investigation into how microgravity influences ovary function." Quartz /media GET SMARTER WITH THE FREE MORNING BREW NEWS EMAIL What if spending just five minutes a day reading one single email could make you smarter? Find out for yourself when you join over four million readers and subscribe to Morning Brew. This succinct newsletter covers the top business, tech and finance news stories every day. No dry, boring stories here: as informative as it is entertaining, expect witty writing and only the most relevant updates from Wall Street to Silicon Valley. In less time than it takes you to drink your first cup of coffee, you can gain solid knowledge across the hot topics your clients, colleagues and even your boss might be talking about. Plus, the email subscription is completely free. It's only a matter of time before reading Morning Brew becomes a permanent habit in your daily routine, meaning you'll get a little smarter every day. [Partner] GET SMARTER WITH MORNING BREW /cosmos BEAVER BLOOD MOON: 9 BREATHTAKING IMAGES OF NOVEMBER'S LUNAR ECLIPSE Did you notice the moon looking a little red earlier this week? That's because, across the world, we experienced a complete lunar eclipse, when the Earth casts its shadow completely over a full moon, blocking the reflection of all direct sunlight from the lunar orb and dimming the color of the moon to a reddish hue, hence the term "blood moon." Now, you might be wondering, why "Beaver?" Because that's what the November full moon is called, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac. Therefore, we experienced a "Beaver blood moon." You're welcome. Inverse /lifehack THIS COMPANY HAS PERFECTED THE CUSHIONS OF THE FUTURE You might think your pillows are only for sleeping but what if we told you there were pillows for everything? Pillows and cushions for back comfort, pressure relief, your neck, even your feet, and more? And what if we told you they were well-made, climate neutral certified, and simply looked very cool? Wonder no more: Cushion Lab has you covered and right now, you can get up to 25% off and free shipping as part of their early Black Friday sale. Don't miss out. GET COMFORTABLE WITH CUSHION LAB /interior @architecture.alb /health EXPERIMENTAL 'FLASH' CANCER TREATMENT ACES FIRST HUMAN TRIAL The first-in-human trial of FLASH radiotherapy found the experimental treatment to be safe and effective — suggesting that there may be a faster, less painful way to use radiation against cancer. Freethink /life THE PERFECT GIFT YOU CAN GIVE - A GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP! GET 10% OFF KIPS LUXURY SLEEPWEAR TODAY There's no better gift than a good night's sleep, in a perfect matching PJ set that is. Introducing the most luxurious sleepwear that you'll treasure for years to come. Immerse yourself in the buttery soft premium cotton and washable mulberry silk that will keep you cool all night long. All of KIP's pajamas are created in an OEKO‑TEX-certified factory, meaning they're free from chemicals that can harm you and the environment. Every set comes in their signature gift box for an elegant unboxing moment. Sleep is precious, your PJs should be too. Slip into KIP today for 10% off limited time only at The Fascination. START WEARING KIPS TODAY /trippy TOAD LICKING: JUST SAY NO, NATIONAL PARKS SERVICE TELLS AMERICANS SEEKING A HIGH You might want to, but if you come across a Sonoran desert toad, do not lick it. Their glands secrete a toxic liquid that, when ingested, could make the user hallucinate. Here's the thing: Americans can't stop licking toads, so much so the U.S. National Parks Service has made it a priority to stop. The Guardian /posted @NASA /bites With infrared LED lights, easily detect spy cameras in any room using this battery-powered device — Get 39% off now Stay up on the latest business and tech news in a way that's not boring — Subscribe to Morning Brew This all-in-one alarm clock, wireless charger, and night light combo is the perfect addition to any desk — Get 21% off now THE FUTURIST Advertise |  Talk to Us  |  Shop |  Unsubscribe |  Our Friends @ The Fanny Pack Powered by StackCommerce 21 Market Street | Venice, CA 90291 View this email in your browser