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Rippling Graphene Sheets May Be the Key to Clean, Unlimited Energy

Rippling Graphene Sheets May Be the Key to Clean, Unlimited Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

NASA Scientist Says We Need to Stop Worrying About the Apocalypse

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NASA Scientist Says We Need to Stop Worrying About the Apocalypse

Clean energy could be provided by these cows.

Toyota’s New Power Plant Will Create Clean Energy from Manure

By Patrick Caughill

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Chernobyl is Slated to Become a $1.2 Million Solar Farm

Using DNA, New Software Can Verify Identity In Minutes

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Using DNA, New Software Can Verify Identity In Minutes

By Patrick Caughill

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Google Now Sources 100% of Its Energy From Renewables

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A Probe Detected a Mysterious Signal That Physics Can’t Explain

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Scientists Find That Smartphone Addiction Alters Your Brain Chemistry

A New Discovery Breaks the Boundaries of Moore’s Law

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A New Discovery Breaks the Boundaries of Moore’s Law

By Chelsea Gohd

Stanford’s Ultra-Cheap Batteries Are Ushering in a New Age in Energy

Stanford’s Ultra-Cheap Batteries Are Ushering in a New Age in Energy

By Patrick Caughill

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The Energy of Tomorrow May Not Be Solar, but Seaweed

By Patrick Caughill

Collapsing Bubbles May Have Triggered Life on Earth, New Study Suggests

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Collapsing Bubbles May Have Triggered Life on Earth, New Study Suggests

By Chelsea Gohd

Scientists Made a Two-Dimensional Material That’s Never Been Seen in Nature

Scientists Made a Two-Dimensional Material That’s Never Been Seen in Nature

Scientists Now Know HIV’s Complete Structure, Clearing Path To Cure

Scientists Now Know HIV’s Complete Structure, Clearing Path To Cure

By Patrick Caughill

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White Forest Tower in Paris Will Fight Climate Change With 2,000 Plants

What NASA’s First 3D Printed Rocket Parts Mean for the Space Launch System

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What NASA’s First 3D Printed Rocket Parts Mean for the Space Launch System

By Patrick Caughill

Experts Urge U.S. Military to “Develop and Deploy Enhanced-EMP Nuclear Weapons”

Experts Urge U.S. Military to “Develop and Deploy Enhanced-EMP Nuclear Weapons”

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New Data Shows Progress in Fight Against Climate Change

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Automakers Are Building a High-Powered EV Charging Network in Europe

New Zealand’s New Prime Minister is Promising a Zero-Carbon Nation by 2050

New Zealand’s New Prime Minister is Promising a Zero-Carbon Nation by 2050

By Patrick Caughill

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Researchers Use Electricity to Make Wearable Heated Gloves

We May Have Found a Pathway That Controls Aging

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We May Have Found a Pathway That Controls Aging

Scientists Warn That Humanity Must Create “Carbon Sucking” Tech by 2030

Scientists Warn That Humanity Must Create “Carbon Sucking” Tech by 2030

By Chelsea Gohd

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We May Finally Understand How Alien Life Could Survive on Saturn’s Moon

By Patrick Caughill

Researchers Reveal the Human Brain Remembers Visual Features Backwards

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Researchers Reveal the Human Brain Remembers Visual Features Backwards

This Martian Discovery Could Hold Clues to Origins of Life on Earth

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This Martian Discovery Could Hold Clues to Origins of Life on Earth

By Chelsea Gohd

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We Just Used Genetic Engineering to Create Completely Yellow, Three-Eyed, Wingless Mosquitoes

Scientists Developed a Way to Precisely Edit Genes in the Human Brain

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Scientists Developed a Way to Precisely Edit Genes in the Human Brain

Geoengineering May Be Our Only Hope for Surviving Climate Change

Geoengineering May Be Our Only Hope for Surviving Climate Change

By Chelsea Gohd

First Ever Open Access Data From the Large Hadron Collider Helped Physicists Confirm Subatomic Patterns

First Ever Open Access Data From the Large Hadron Collider Helped Physicists Confirm Subatomic Patterns

By Claudia Geib

How Transgenic Species Could Help Fight the Effects of Climate Change

How Transgenic Species Could Help Fight the Effects of Climate Change

Air-Breathing Battery Makes Renewable Power Viable for the Grid

Air-Breathing Battery Makes Renewable Power Viable for the Grid

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Quantum Physics

Scientists Confirmed the Theory Behind the Quantum Networks of the Future

Western Digital Hard Drives Will Provide Over 40TB of Storage by 2025

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Western Digital Hard Drives Will Provide Over 40TB of Storage by 2025

Scientists Detect New Gravitational Waves from a Black Hole Collision

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Scientists Detect New Gravitational Waves from a Black Hole Collision

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Quantum Physics

Antibiotics Dosed With Quantum Dots Are 1,000 Times Better at Killing Superbugs

New NASA Research Will Probe Inner Workings of Quantum Mechanics in Space

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New NASA Research Will Probe Inner Workings of Quantum Mechanics in Space

New Information About Alzheimer’s Disease Provides Hope for a Cure

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New Information About Alzheimer’s Disease Provides Hope for a Cure

New Microchips Convert Data Stored as Light Waves into Sound Waves

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New Microchips Convert Data Stored as Light Waves into Sound Waves

At One End of the Keystone XL Oil Pipeline, There Is a Scene You Must See to Believe

At One End of the Keystone XL Oil Pipeline, There Is a Scene You Must See to Believe

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Quantum Physics

MIT Just Unveiled A Technique to Mass Produce Quantum Computers

By Chelsea Gohd

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Sugarcane-Based Biofuel Could Create Cheaper, More Environmentally-Friendly Jet Fuel

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Take a Look at This Electric Motorhome Powered by Solar Panels and a Battery Pack

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Neuroscientists Just Launched a Project to Solve the Greatest Mysteries About the Human Brain

By Patrick Caughill

Built to Last, But Not Forever: The Evolution of Aging

Built to Last, But Not Forever: The Evolution of Aging

A New Model Could Clue Us Into How Life Began on Earth

A New Model Could Clue Us Into How Life Began on Earth

By Patrick Caughill

Ambiguous Laws Could Prevent Us from Taking Full Advantage of Celestial Resources

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Ambiguous Laws Could Prevent Us from Taking Full Advantage of Celestial Resources

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New Ultra Lightweight “Fluid Armor” Can Stop a .44 Magnum Bullet

By Patrick Caughill

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Quantum Physics

A New Quantum Probe Lets Us See Electron Flow

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Rubber Bands are Becoming Unbreakable Thanks to Graphene

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Faced With a Nuclear Blast? Here’s What You Need to Do to Survive

By Patrick Caughill

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New Smart Windows Transform Into Solar Cells When They Change Color

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HIV is No Longer a Terminal Illness. Here’s How We got Here.

By Jolene Creighton

New Equation Explains Quantum Chaos

Quantum Physics

New Equation Explains Quantum Chaos

By Chelsea Gohd

Tesla Has Sold out of Solar Roofing Tiles Well Into 2018

Tesla Has Sold out of Solar Roofing Tiles Well Into 2018

By Patrick Caughill

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Cheaper, Lighter “Solar Tarps” Could Be an Alternative to Tesla’s Solar Roofs

Scientists Have Grown the First Synthetic Self-Developing Embryo

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Scientists Have Grown the First Synthetic Self-Developing Embryo

By Neil C. Bhavsar

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Energy-Generating Pavement Just Became a Reality in London

By Patrick Caughill

Researchers Release Results of the Most Detailed Survey of Atmospheric Chemistry Ever Attempted

Researchers Release Results of the Most Detailed Survey of Atmospheric Chemistry Ever Attempted

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Physicists: Time Crystals Exist, and We Can Create Them

Scientists Develop New Methods to Manipulate Quantum Particles

Quantum Physics

Scientists Develop New Methods to Manipulate Quantum Particles

Hurricane Harvey Could Be Another Devastating Consequence of Climate Change

Hurricane Harvey Could Be Another Devastating Consequence of Climate Change

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The U.K.’s Oldest Postal Service Is Now Using All-Electric Vans

Quantum Breakthrough: Physicists Have Once More Created Time Crystals

Quantum Breakthrough: Physicists Have Once More Created Time Crystals