Human heart replaced by 10,000 RPM artificial pump with no pulse
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In the future, no wait, right now (if you’re rich) heart problem is a thing of the past. If your heart is starting to act up you now replace it with a pulse-less pump! The first ever successful artificial heart transplant has been made, using a 10000rpm pump. Now the guy that got this transplant doesn’t have any pulse, so if he where to faint in the street chances are he could be burried alive (just kidding). However this is a huge step in medicinal technology and could increase life length of many people by a significant amount!
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Johny (John-Erik) Krahbichler is the CEO and main author of Gadgetzz, since 2009. While Mr. Krahbichler's expertise is in consumer electronics, his true passion is science´, and educating the world about the universe we inhabit. Check out the non-profit Scientific Literacy Matters Currently Johny is using his experience from covering trade shows such as the CES, to work with trade show exhibition marketing.
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Jazz Carballo via Facebook06. Mar, 2012
Would be nice, green for “everything ok”, yellow for “Check Engine”, red for “Sorry, I’m dead”
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Jazz Carballo via Facebook06. Mar, 2012
Yeah It’s cool but what if he passes out? You won’t be able to tell if he’s dead or alive.
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Jazz Carballo via Facebook06. Mar, 2012
Yeah It’s cool but what if he passes out? You won’t be able to tell if he’s dead or alive.
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William Burrow via Facebook06. Mar, 2012
hehe yeah :)