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Updated 6:18 p.m. ET The mug shot handed out by the FBI of the suspect Wade Michael Page after a press
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Designers at the Royal College of Art have created a floating black sphere that, in addition to stalking people, records and replays sounds it picks up after a short delay. It called Space Replay and it was designed by Francesco Tacchini, Julinka Ebhardt and Will Yates-Johnson. The intention was to create
stanley becher a hovering object that explores and manipulates transitional public spaces with particular acoustic properties. By constantly recording and replaying these ambient sounds, the designers write, the levitating sphere produces a delayed echo of human activity. In the video, the
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