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Military Drone Operators Are About to Outnumber Human Pilots

Let Us Remember the Fukushima Tragedy – and Learn From It

It’s Official: NASA is Heading to Our Solar System’s Ocean Worlds

We Can Officially Collect Solar Energy Without Solar Panels

By Neil C. Bhavsar

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CRISPR Is Rapidly Ushering in a New Era in Science

Quantum Physics

Physicists Have Uncovered a Weird Problem While Measuring Time

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This Woman Is Said to Rival Einstein, and She’s Only 23

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Scientists Are Close to Creating a Fully Synthetic Genome

By Patrick Caughill

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Five of the Most Futuristic Cars Unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show

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One of the Densest Countries in the World Is Going Green

By Neil C. Bhavsar

EPA Head Scott Pruitt Says CO2 Doesn’t Cause Global Warming

By June Javelosa

Remarkable New Battery Can Hold Three Times as Much Energy

By Neil C. Bhavsar

Humans Caused 100% of the Past Century’s Global Warming

200 MPH Electric “Supercars” Have Officially Arrived

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New Study Confirms That the Future of Data Storage Is in DNA

A New Clean Energy Record Was Just Set in the U.S.

By June Javelosa

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Zuckerberg is Spending Millions To Map All the Cells in Your Body

For the First Time Ever, Biologists Have Genetically Modified Ants

Tesla Unveils an Enormous Solar Farm to Replace 1.6M Gallons of Fuel a Year

Denmark Just Ran Their Entire Country on 100% Wind Energy

By Patrick Caughill

3D-Printed Silicon Organs Are Helping Surgeons Save Lives

By Neil C. Bhavsar

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20 Gifs That Teach You Science Concepts In Seconds

By Jolene Creighton

The World Doubled Its Solar Power Capacity in 2016

A New World Leader Is Emerging in the Battle Against Climate Change

Dian Fossey: A Scientist to Remember

By Jolene Creighton

New Research Could Turn Water Into the Fuel of Tomorrow

The UK’s CO2 Emissions Have Hit a 100-Year Low

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China’s New “Weather-Controlling Tech” Could Make it Rain on Demand

By June Javelosa

WHO Report: A Quarter of Childhood Deaths are Due to Environmental Pollution

By June Javelosa

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A New Reusable Sponge Can Absorb 90 Times Its Weight in Oil

By June Javelosa

NASA Astronauts Can Now 3D-Print Pizzas in Space

By Chelsea Gohd

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Why String Theory May Be the Key to Uncovering A “Theory of Everything”

Smog in Parts of the U.S. Comes From Air Pollution in Asia

By Chelsea Gohd

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Overpopulation: Where Do We Put the Next Billion Humans?

By Cecille De Jesus

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Proof of a New Geological Epoch: Over 200 Minerals Have Been Created by Humans

By June Javelosa

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New Habitability Index Will Aid Astronomers in Search For Life

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The James Webb Space Telescope Will Utterly Transform Our View of the Universe

By Neil C. Bhavsar

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NASA Released Its Software for Free. Here’s What You Need to Download.

China Is Replacing 70,000 Taxis With Electric Cars

The White House Wants to Cut the EPA’s Budget by 25%

One of the U.S.’s Largest Coal Plants Is Closing 25 Years Ahead of Schedule

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Geneticists Are Pioneering a Way to Postpone Death Using Human DNA

The Price of Solar Has Dropped 58% in the Last 5 Years

By June Javelosa

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MIT’s Super-Thin Wires Are Leading to a New Age in Brain Implants

New York State Increased Its Solar Power Use by Nearly 800%

By Patrick Caughill

NASA Wants to Collect Solar Power Directly From Space

By Christianna Reedy

Take a High Resolution Tour of Our Solar System

By Jolene Creighton

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Science Explained: What are Sinkholes? How Do They Form?

By Jolene Creighton

Soon, Your Windows Could Power Your Home

By June Javelosa

For $500 Billion, Scientists Think They Can “Refreeze” the Arctic

By June Javelosa

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Across All Fields, International Collaborations Is How Science Gets Done

By Christianna Reedy

No, The NOAA Never Faked Any Climate Change Data

New Research Could Rewrite Physics From the Ground Up

By Neil C. Bhavsar

Limitless Energy: Could We Ever Bring Sci-Fi Fusions Reactors to Life?

By Patrick Caughill

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Here’s What It Will Look Like When the Sun Becomes a Red Giant & Earth Burns

By Jolene Creighton

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Scientists Uncover Genes That May Help Combat Aging and Disease

Last Week, the Temperature in One U.S. City Was 43 Degrees Higher Than Normal

By June Javelosa

Public Opinion on Man-Made Climate Change Has Shifted

Your Hair Can Now Change Color Depending on the Environment

By June Javelosa

NASA Is Set to Announce a Breaking Discovery From “Beyond Our Solar System”

By Neil C. Bhavsar

Renewable Energy

Nevada Pushes for 80% Renewable Energy by 2040

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Genetically Modified “Surrogate” Hens Could Save an Entire Species

By Kathleen Riley

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We May Finally Get a Picture of a Black Hole

By Kathleen Riley

Doctors 3D Printed a Replacement for This Woman’s Damaged Spine

By Neil C. Bhavsar