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MIT Unveils New Material That’s Strongest and Lightest On Earth

By June Javelosa

New Breakthrough Could Be the Key To Nuclear Fusion

By Chelsea Gohd

DARPA Has Huge Things Planned in Biotech

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Scientists Could Identify a Person’s Age by Looking at These Cells in Their Brain

Obama: “The Trend Toward Clean Energy is Irreversible”

By Todd Jaquith

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The End of Scars: Scientists Discovered How to Regenerate Human Skin

By June Javelosa

Companies Release Joint Statement Urging Trump to Join Fight Against Climate Change

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Soon, You Could Have Your Genome Sequenced in 60 Minutes for $100

By Chelsea Gohd

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Scientists Propose a New Explanation for the “Alien Megastructure” Star

By June Javelosa

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New Stem Cell Treatment Can Restore Sight to the Blind

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Gene Editing Could End Mosquito-Borne Disease

By Patrick Caughill

Quantum Physics

Astronomers Observe Strange Quantum Distortion in Empty Space for the First Time Ever

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A New Alliance Could Give Humanity the World’s First Cancer Vaccine

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Soon, We May Be Able to Access Our Memories From Early Childhood

By June Javelosa

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There’s A Way to Remove Cancer Sans Scalpel

By Jelor Gallego

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Scientists Move Remarkably Close to a Functional Cure for HIV

By Cecille De Jesus

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Planetary Scientists: Alien Life Might Not Need Planets to Evolve and Survive

By Kristin Houser

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Scientists Have Discovered Superconductivity in Non-Conductive Bismuth

By Jess Vilvestre

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Scientists Target Protein Imbalance In Blood To Slow Aging

By Cecille De Jesus

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The First Fully Electric Porsche Will Usher in a New Era in Transport

By June Javelosa

This New Technique Makes Rewriting the Genetic Code of Living Organisms Much Easier

By Jolene Creighton

Scientists Made Graphene Carry an Electrical Current With Zero Resistance

By June Javelosa

Engineers Are Building a Solar-Powered, Floating Island City

By Kathleen Riley

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Parkinson’s May Actually Originate From Microbes in the Gut

By Jess Vilvestre

A Revolutionary HIV Vaccine Is Going to Be Tested on 600 People Next Year

By Jelor Gallego

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The Search for Life: New Tech Opens a Universe of Alien Worlds

By Eleazer Corpuz

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Lab-Grown Meat: Tyson is Making a Massive Investment in a Meatless Future

By Jess Vilvestre

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Reprogramming Stem Cells Could Soon Lead Us to a World Without Paralysis

By Jess Vilvestre

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Not Just Meat: One Company is Now Growing Leather in a Lab

By Cecille De Jesus

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Unbreakable: Watch a Spray-On Polymer Let Objects Survive a 148-Foot Fall

By Jess Vilvestre

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Expert in Advanced Propulsion Says NASA’s EM Drive Results Are Likely Not Valid

By Eleazer Corpuz

Silly Putty and Graphene Combine to Make an Ultra-Sensitive Heart Monitor

By Cecille De Jesus

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A New Discovery Is Challenging Einstein’s Theory of Relativity

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New Material Could Solve One of Our Biggest Nuclear Problems

The Age of the Human: These Fish Evolved to Survive Toxic Waters

By June Javelosa

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New Synthetic Diamond Is Harder Than Nearly All Found in Nature

Digital Face Off: Tech Startup Can Turn You Into a 3D Avatar

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Scientists Calculated How Much Lembas Bread Would be Needed to Walk to Mordor

By Jolene Creighton

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Gravity isn’t a Force, So How Does it Move Objects?

By Jolene Creighton

China Takes Serious Anti-Coal Stance, Cancelling 104 New Coal Plants

By June Javelosa

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Genetic Idiocracy? Genes Associated With High Education Are Becoming Rarer

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A Massive Gravity Bulge Was Spotted on Venus

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A New Device Could Make Memory Implants a Reality

By Todd Jaquith

$5.2 Trillion in Investments Pulled From the Fossil Fuel Industry

By Cecille De Jesus

Nanoparticles May Bring an End to Death by Venomous Snakes

By Patrick Caughill

Stopping Trump: Obama Creates “Permanent” Ban on Oil Drilling in the Arctic

By Cecille De Jesus

U.S. Senators: We Must Support Safely Operating Nuclear Power Plants

Brian Greene: Making Sense of String Theory & the Hidden Universe

By Jolene Creighton

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Bacteria Can Use Electricity to Communicate Across Species

By Patrick Caughill

This Yacht Uses Only Solar Power, and It Has an “Unlimited Range”

By Kathleen Riley

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SETI Video: Are Aliens Really Out There & Will We Ever Make First Contact?

By Jolene Creighton

Strange Galaxy is 200 Times Smaller than Milky Way, But 10,000 Times Denser Than Our Solar Neighborhood

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Our Most Important Pollinator Has Been Added to the Endangered Species List

By Patrick Caughill

Scientists May Have Uncovered the Key to the Origin of Complex Life

By Kathleen Riley

Scientists Have Launched a New Quest to Take Humanity Beyond Our Solar System

By Todd Jaquith

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Scientists Figured Out How to Activate Aggressive, Predatory Behavior in Mice

Rogue World: The Solar System’s Mysterious Ninth Planet

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The Quest for Dark Matter: Could the Missing Universe be Black Holes?

By Jolene Creighton

DARPA’s Latest Tech May Make Human Pilots a Thing of the Past

By Patrick Caughill

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Everything You Need to Know About A Cosmological Self-Destruct Sequence

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Biotech Breakthrough: Engineers Made a New Material That Can Be Programmed

By Robert Sanders

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Physicists Create Thin Diamond Wires That Could Make Future Tech Tiny

By Cecille De Jesus

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Researchers Develop Nanodiscs That Can Wipe Out Tumors

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Don’t Panic: Scientists Report First Case of Bird Flu Jumping From Cat to Human