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Rejuve.Bio Launches Groundbreaking Crowd Fund on NetCapital to Pioneer the Future of Artificial General Intelligence and Longevity

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Tuesday, March 12, 2024

LOS ANGELES, March 12, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Rejuve.Bio, a leading AI biotechnology firm at the forefront of the longevity revolution, announces its latest initiative: a Crowd Fundraise on the NetCapital platform. This pivotal move opens a gateway for investors to be part of a transformative journey, leveraging artificial intelligence and genetics to challenge the conventional notions of aging and human healthspan. [See https://netcapital.com/companies/rejuvebiotech for more information.]

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LOS ANGELES, March 12, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Rejuve.Bio, a leading AI biotechnology firm at the forefront of the longevity revolution, announces its latest initiative: a Crowd Fundraise on the NetCapital platform.
This pivotal move opens a gateway for investors to be part of a transformative journey, leveraging artificial intelligence and genetics to challenge the conventional notions of aging and human healthspan.
Focused on harnessing the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and genetics, Rejuve.Bio aims to revolutionize the healthcare and biotech industries by extending human healthspan and redefining the aging process.
All investments involve risk and the past performance of a security or financial product does not guarantee future results or returns.

How old is the universe exactly? A new theory suggests that it's been around for twice as long as believed

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Monday, August 28, 2023

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Early universe observations by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) cannot be explained by current cosmological models.

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Early universe observations by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) cannot be explained by current cosmological models.
These models estimate the universe to be 13.8 billion years in age, based on the big-bang expanding universe concept.

Frequency and distance

The redshift of light is similar to the Doppler effect on sound: noises appear to have higher frequency (pitch) when approaching, and lower when receding.
Redshift, a lower light frequency, indicates when an object is receding from us; the larger the galaxy distance, the higher the recessional speed and redshift.
An alternative explanation for the redshift was due to the Doppler effect: distant galaxies are receding from us at speeds proportional to their distance, indicating that the universe is expanding.

Limitations of previous models

Research published last year proposed to resolve the impossible early galaxy problem using the tired light model.
However, tired light cannot satisfactorily explain other cosmological observations like supernovae redshifts and uniformity of the cosmic microwave background.
As with any model, it will need to provide a satisfactory explanation for all those observations that are satisfied by the standard cosmological model.

Mixing models

The approach of mixing two models to explain new observations is not new.
Albert Einstein resurrected the particle-like nature of light to explain the photoelectric effect — that light has dual characteristics: particle-like in some observations and wave-like in others.
Einstein believed that the universe is the same observed from any point at any time — homogeneous, isotropic and timeless.

New information

To defend the standard big-bang model, astronomers have tried to resolve the problem by compressing the timeline for forming massive stars and primordial black holes accreting mass at unphysically high rates.
However, a consensus is developing towards new physics to explain these JWST observations.

80 is different in 2023 than in 1776 – but even back then, a grizzled Franklin led alongside a young Hamilton

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Tuesday, April 25, 2023

At his potential second inauguration, he would be 82, beating himself in becoming the oldest among American presidents.

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At his potential second inauguration, he would be 82, beating himself in becoming the oldest among American presidents.
In 1783, for example, at age 51, Gen. George Washington resigned his military commission and took a hard look at himself.
Washington wasn’t that old, really, although the average life expectancy in that era was 38.
Old people today, so to speak, are much younger than they used to be, especially when they are wealthy.

Old ‘machines,’ giving way

In opposition to “the Old England vices,” America was envisioned as springing out from the creativity of the young.
During a period when medicine and knowledge of human anatomy were all but rudimentary, old age terrified everyone.
But it would be wrong to assume that the founding generation simply despised old age.
Young America admired venerable old sages – Moses of the Bible, first and foremost.

Prophetic old age

He looked like a sage, a living classic “contemporary with Plato,” as if he had come directly from “the age of Cato and of Fabius.” While Franklin was much more than just someone performing a task, old leaders, back then, could still look to the future and attend to many types of tasks as well.
In 1798, after he had completed two terms as president, a worn-out Washington, age 66, was ready to serve again in a military capacity.
In what he described as “the Hobby of my old age” he devised, organized and built a public university, the University of Virginia.
The University of Virginia, Jefferson believed, would create better leaders who would halt the “threatening cloud of fanaticism” polluting the “atmosphere of our country.” Biden is old.
Yet, had he lived in that earlier age, like his more illustrious predecessors, his value would have likely outweighed his deficits in the eyes of his country – a youthful country fighting against the ossified leadership of its British colonial overlords, but also aware of the wisdom that certain old leaders could still provide.

Catch a Glimpse of The 2022 Holiday Auction (Wine & Spirit)

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Tuesday, December 6, 2022

As the first Hong Kong-based luxury lifestyle auction house, Madison Auction hosts auctions for the unique pool of high-net-worth clients from APAC and other regions.

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As the first Hong Kong-based luxury lifestyle auction house, Madison Auction hosts auctions for the unique pool of high-net-worth clients from APAC and other regions.
Madison Auction continues to accept consignments at 0% seller's commission throughout the year for upcoming sales.
In addition to Hong Kong, Madison Auction will also set up salerooms in Macao, Shanghai, Singapore and Guangzhou, allowing more Asia-Pacific bidders to simultaneously attend the auction via live streaming.
Another that may catch your eye is the Salon Cuve S Le Mesnil from 1985 (Lot 167 ), a beautiful creation from the legendary vintage.

Methuselah Foundation Launches $1 Million Competition to Stimulate Development of Animal-Free Precision Medicine

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Tuesday, September 20, 2022

DUBLIN, Sept. 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Methuselah Foundation, the original biomedical charity devoted to extending the human health span, announced a $1 million competition to encourage innovation that will enable medicine to move away from unreliable animal testing.

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Though medicine relies heavily on animal testing for the development of new drugs and therapies, it is unreliable, ineffective and costly.
Today, development of a new oncology drug can cost up to $5 billion and take up to 15 years.
Because it uses bioengineered human tissue, it promises to be a superior alternative to animal testing for research, clinical trials and precision medicine.
"I am excited to support this Animal Free Precision Medicine initiative and the incentives it creates to accelerate this new era of medical research."

Methuselah Foundation Unveils ELONgevity Protection to Support Human Longevity Initiatives, Provide Access to Promising Experimental Therapies

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Tuesday, September 20, 2022

DUBLIN, Sept. 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Methuselah Foundation Co-founder and CEO David Gobel announced the formation of the ELONgevity Protection Project to promote human anti-aging efforts and provide members diagnosed with terminal diseases access to experimental therapies that promise a chance of survival.

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DUBLIN, Sept. 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Methuselah Foundation Co-founder and CEO David Gobel announced the formation of the ELONgevity Protection Project to promote human anti-aging efforts and provide members diagnosed with terminal diseases access to experimental therapies that promise a chance of survival.
The initiative's ELONgevity Protection Clearing House will locate medical teams creating experimental treatments or programs that offer terminally diagnosed members a chance of successful application.
Because the initiative is operated by the nonprofit Methuselah Foundation, all member payments, after expenses, will be used to support ongoing longevity research.
ELONgevity Protection Project is the latest initiative by Methuselah Foundation, the preeminent biomedical charity focused on extending the healthy human lifespan.

Methuselah Foundation Unveils ELONgevity Protection to Support Human Longevity Initiatives, Provide Access to Promising Experimental Therapies

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Tuesday, September 20, 2022

DUBLIN, Sept. 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Methuselah Foundation Co-founder and CEO David Gobel announced the formation of the ELONgevity Protection Project to promote human anti-aging efforts and provide members diagnosed with terminal diseases access to experimental therapies that promise a chance of survival.

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"We are bringing longevity research to life at the societal and individual levels," said Methuselah CEO David Gobel.
The initiative's ELONgevity Protection Clearing House will locate medical teams creating experimental treatments or programs that offer terminally diagnosed members a chance of successful application.
Because the initiative is operated by the nonprofit Methuselah Foundation, all member payments, after expenses, will be used to support ongoing longevity research.
ELONgevity Protection Project is the latest initiative by Methuselah Foundation, the preeminent biomedical charity focused on extending the healthy human lifespan.

LOUIS XIII COGNAC EXPRESSES ITS UNIQUE RELATION TO TIME BY PAYING TRIBUTE TO MOTHER EARTH WITH A SIMPLE AND POSITIVE MESSAGE: BELIEVE IN TIME

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Tuesday, March 15, 2022

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PARIS, March 15, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Time is the raw material of LOUIS XIII Cognac. Following "100 Years" – a two-part creative campaign rooted in film, and music – LOUIS XIII continues to express its unique relation to Time by paying tribute to Mother Earth in this latest project, Believe in Time, a film released today. The film is led by GRAMMY Award-winning singer, songwriter and visual artist Solange Knowles, who also composed an original piece of music for the project, in collaboration with Chinese couture designer Guo Pei, and French-Senegalese Cannes Festival's Grand Prix winning director Mati Diop ("Atlantics").

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Following "100 Years" a two-part creative campaign rooted in film, and music LOUIS XIII continues to express its unique relation to Time by paying tribute to Mother Earth in this latest project, Believe in Time, a film released today.
LOUIS XIII Cognac is delighted to collaborate with these three iconic female artists who are all changemakers in their respective fields.
With this artistic creation, LOUIS XIII cognac reaffirms its commitment to craftsmanship, quality, beauty, and human made creations.
The Believe in Time project, from award winning creative agency FRED & FARID Los Angeles marks seven years of successful collaboration between LOUIS XIII and FRED & FARID.

LOUIS XIII COGNAC EXPRESSES ITS UNIQUE RELATION TO TIME BY PAYING TRIBUTE TO MOTHER EARTH WITH A SIMPLE AND POSITIVE MESSAGE: BELIEVE IN TIME

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Tuesday, March 15, 2022

Couture, Human, Solange Knowles, Metal, 100 Years (film), Methuselah, Sculpture, Life, FRED, Grand Prix, Beauty, GRAMMY, Consciousness, Music, Atlantics, Film, Industrial design, Himalayas

PARIS, March 15, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Time is the raw material of LOUIS XIII Cognac. Following "100 Years" – a two-part creative campaign rooted in film, and music – LOUIS XIII continues to express its unique relation to Time by paying tribute to Mother Earth in this latest project, Believe in Time, a film released today. The film is led by GRAMMY Award-winning singer, songwriter and visual artist Solange Knowles, who also composed an original piece of music for the project, in collaboration with Chinese couture designer Guo Pei, and French-Senegalese Cannes Festival's Grand Prix winning director Mati Diop ("Atlantics").

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Following "100 Years" a two-part creative campaign rooted in film, and music LOUIS XIII continues to express its unique relation to Time by paying tribute to Mother Earth in this latest project, Believe in Time, a film released today.
LOUIS XIII Cognac is delighted to collaborate with these three iconic female artists who are all changemakers in their respective fields.
With this artistic creation, LOUIS XIII cognac reaffirms its commitment to craftsmanship, quality, beauty, and human made creations.
The Believe in Time project, from award winning creative agency FRED & FARID Los Angeles marks seven years of successful collaboration between LOUIS XIII and FRED & FARID.

Methuselah Foundation Joins NASA in Search for Innovative Ways to Feed Deep-Space Astronauts

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Tuesday, January 25, 2022

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As NASA makes plans to send astronauts to Mars in the 2030s, it must find ways to nourish deep-space crews that may spend years completing a round-trip mission.

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As NASA makes plans to send astronauts to Mars in the 2030s, it must find ways to nourish deep-space crews that may spend years completing a round-trip mission.
The agency is partnering with Methuselah Foundation to incentivize the creation of revolutionary ways to feed deep-space mission crews.
Deep Space Challenge Phase 1, completed in October, rewarded teams for ideas that could feed astronauts on future missions.
For more information about Methuselah Foundation, visit the Foundation website, or check it out on Twitter , Facebook , Instagram or LinkedIn .