From the sky to the sea, there are several things on Earth that we all know to be blue. But where does blue end and green begin? In the hopes of answering this question, Dr Patrick Mineault ...

A tech company has added fuel to the Kamala Harris earrings conspiracy theory after quipping that her debate night jewelry is strikingly similar to the Bluetooth devices it makes — and has even ...

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And Harris had also engaged, allegedly, in some James Bond-worthy tech shenanigans, wearing “smart audio”-enabled earrings to communicate with her debate team as the night played out.

Some users even found a passing similarity to the Nova H1 Audio Earrings, which were created by German-based startup NOVA Products and introduced at the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show.

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These dangling hoop earrings are secured with a pearl stud, much like the Tiffany look. For a little something extra, they also feature a blue and white bead at the top of the hoop. These chain ...

A viral post falsely claims Kamala Harris was "coached" during the debate by using a pair of earrings that double as wireless communication devices. Lamar A Salter, Andre Byik and Joedy McCreary ...

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So it is no surprise to see a little online test go viral based on the very arbitrary demarcation between blue and green. Sure, navy and forest are very different shades. So are emerald and sapphire.

That's how cardiologist Eiman Jahangir described blasting high into the atmosphere Thursday on a suborbital flight with Blue Origin, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' private space exploration company.