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Cheap Carbon Capture Technology Might Make Our Climate Goals Possible

By Dan Robitzski

Google: JK, We’re Going To Keep Working With The Military After All

By Dan Robitzski

Maybe We Haven’t Found Aliens Because They All Died From Climate Change

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The DoE May Bail Out Failing Coal Plants in the Name of National Security

By Kristin Houser

Millions of People Need New Corneas. Now We Can 3D Print Them.

By Kristin Houser

Quantum Physics

Scientists Invented A Real-Life Flux Capacitor

By Kristin Houser

The Military Wants Bulletproof Batteries For Armor

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3D Printed Sugar Scaffolds Could Help Grow Organs, Then Dissolve Away

Tesla Gets Green Light To Create The World’s Largest Virtual Solar Plant In South Australia

By Dan Robitzski

If DARPA Wants To Stop Deepfakes, They Should Talk To Facebook And Google

By Dan Robitzski

Brain Scans Of Stressed Pilots Uncover A Big Problem With How We Do Science

By Dan Robitzski

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There’s New Evidence for the Mysterious “Planet Nine”

By Dan Robitzski

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Gamers Built a “Digital Museum” That Unlocked New Secrets of the Brain

By Kristin Houser

Bitcoin Is Going To Use As Much Electricity As Austria By The Year’s End

By Dan Robitzski

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Researchers Don’t Know What’s Killing Florida’s Coral Reef

Robo-Bees Can Infiltrate and Influence Insect Societies To Stop Them From Going Extinct

By Dan Robitzski

Study: Oil Companies Are Avoiding Taking Responsibility for Climate Change

How California’s Incredible New Solar Panel Law Is Historic for Green Energy

By Claudia Geib

AI Created Complete 3D Models Of Cells So Doctors See How Diseases Change Them

By Dan Robitzski

Environmental Problems Go Hand In Hand With Social Injustice. North Carolina Wants to End That.

By Claudia Geib

States Sue to Stop Trump’s EPA From Stripping Vehicle Emissions Rules

By Claudia Geib

Antarctic Research Project Will Determine If a Huge Glacier Will Soon Break Off

By Claudia Geib

Cheap Hydrogen Fuel Was A Failed Promise. But Its Time May Have Arrived.

By Dan Robitzski

To Power Villages And Oil Rigs, Russia Sent A Nuclear Reactor On A “Tsunami-Proof” Barge

By Dan Robitzski

Australia Has Big Plans to Save the Great Barrier Reef. But It Can’t Do It Alone.

By Claudia Geib

Forget High-Tech Watches; Future Spies May Carry Chemical Passwords On Napkins

By Dan Robitzski

The Military Just Created An AI That Learned How To Program Software

By Dan Robitzski

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Pig Brains Can Be Kept Alive Outside the Body. Human Brains Might Be Next.

By Kristin Houser

Plan to Create a Genetic Rolodex of Life on Earth Could Save Lives

By Kristin Houser

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Europe Is Illegally Shipping Its Used Electronics to Nigeria

By Victor Tangermann

California’s Future Is Dry, Wet, and Scary

By Kristin Houser

Soldiers Are Training in Virtual Environments Generated From Real Cities

By Dan Robitzski

The World’s Rivers Are All Backed Up, Leaving Fish With No Place To Go

By Dan Robitzski

A Moss Can Naturally Clean Harmful Arsenic From Water

By Dan Robitzski

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EV-Charging Roads Have Arrived. Here’s Why We Do (and Don’t) Need Them.

By Kristin Houser

New Satellite Could Help Rat Out Methane Polluters

By Claudia Geib

The Military Wants to Make AI That Mimics the Human Brain. Experts Know There’s a Better Way.

By Dan Robitzski

Atlantic Circulation Weakening: No, We’re Not All Gonna Die (I Mean, Not Because Of This)

By Claudia Geib

Sexy Species Died Off Quicker. That Has Conservationists Worried.

By Dan Robitzski

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Men And Women Equally Good At Science, But Men Think They’re Better

By Claudia Geib

Antarctica Saw More Snowfall Over Past 200 Years. Sounds Like Good News… But It’s Not

By Claudia Geib

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You Listen to Music At Work, and It Alters Your Mind. Yes, Seriously.

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Old Electronics Could Be More Profitable Than Literal Gold Mines

By Kristin Houser

Ungrateful Google Plebes Somehow Not Excited to Work on Military Industrial Complex Death Machines

By Victor Tangermann

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To Understand The Atmospheres Of Distant Exoplanets, Look To Your Car Engine

By Claudia Geib

Another Thing That Climate Change Takes From Us: Our Beaches

By Claudia Geib

Cape Town Is Running Out of Water. Can We Prevent A Global Crisis?

By Claudia Geib

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Pruitt’s EPA Will Give Automakers What They Want: Fewer Emissions Rules

By Kristin Houser

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Chileans Criticize US Scientists Over Treatment of Ata the “Alien” Mummy

By Kristin Houser

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Scientists Found a Galaxy With Almost No Dark Matter. Here’s What That Means.

By Kristin Houser

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This Interactive Scale of the Universe Show Just How Small You Are

By Jolene Creighton

This Military Device Uses Lasers to Scream, Flash, and Burn Clothes

By Kristin Houser

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The First-Ever Clear Image of An Exoplanet Candidate, And It’s 11 Quadrillion km Away

By Cecille De Jesus

Extreme Weather Events Are More Frequent Than Ever

By Kristin Houser

Impossible Physics: Meet NASA’s Design for a Warp Drive Ship

By Jolene Creighton

There is No “Missing Link” in Evolution

By Jolene Creighton

Three Pieces of Evidence That Prove Evolution is a Fact

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Bionic Contacts: Goodbye Glasses. Hello Vision That’s 3x Better Than 20/20

By Jolene Creighton

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The Last Male Northern White Rhino Is Dead, but the Subspecies Could Still Survive

By Kristin Houser

To Save Polar Glaciers, Scientists Recommend Ludicrous Schemes

By Lou Del Bello

Governments Are Insuring Coral Reefs. That May Be Enough to Save Them.

By Claudia Geib

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Neil deGrasse Tyson: We Don’t Understand the Most Fundamental Aspects of Our Universe

By Jolene Creighton

You’re Probably Drinking Microplastics With Your Bottled Water

By Alexandra Ossola

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Microbial Armor Could Protect Dying Coral Reefs

By Claudia Geib