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Making a Monster: Black Dragonfish, the Alien of the Deep

By Jolene Creighton

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The Black Seadevil: Tech Finally Allowed Us to Capture the Anglerfish on Film

By Jolene Creighton

New Flooring Tech Generates Electricity Through Your Footsteps

By Jolene Creighton

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Male Birth Control: Study Shows 96% Efficacy

By Jess Vilvestre

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Scientists Just Made an Entirely New Chemical Bond

Energy-Harvesting Fabric Could Make Dead Batteries a Thing of the Past

By June Javelosa

Scientists Target 2026 As The Year of The First Synthetic Genome

By Eleazer Corpuz

Renewable Have Taken Over As the Dominant Source of New Electricity Generation

By Eleazer Corpuz

Energy Expert: Coal Will Never Recover

By Eleazer Corpuz

There May Be A Loophole in the Second Law of Thermodynamics

By Eleazer Corpuz

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Your Next Car Could Be Fueled by Hydrogen, Thanks to This New Storage Discovery

By Eleazer Corpuz

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So Long, Animal Testing? Researchers 3D Print the First Heart-On-A-Chip

By Jess Vilvestre

Renewable Energy

Spain Is Making Major Moves Toward 100 Percent Renewable Energy

By June Javelosa

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Moths’ Eyes Have Led to New Invisibility Tech

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New Discovery Could Give Scientists a Way to Destroy Cancer Cells

By Jess Vilvestre

Planet Nine Could Answer a 150-Year-Old Question About Our Solar System

By June Javelosa

The Farming of the Future: Agriculture Drones Take to the Skies

By Jess Vilvestre

Quantum Physics

Scientists Create a 5-atom Quantum Computer That Could Make Today’s Encryption Obsolete

By Miguel Santos

An Amoeba Engulfed a Bacterium to Become Photosynthetic

By Jelor Gallego

Quantum Physics

For the First Time Ever, Physicists Bridged Quantum Computers on a Single Chip

By Jelor Gallego

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Memories Can Be Inherited, and Scientists May Have Just Figured out How

By June Javelosa

Renewable Energy

“Reversing” Combustion: We Can Now Convert Carbon Dioxide Back Into Ethanol

By Jess Vilvestre

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Venomous vs Poisonous: What Is the Difference Between Venom, Poison, and Toxins?

By Jolene Creighton

No, You Shouldn’t Fear Nuclear Power

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An Affordable, Futuristic Electric Car Will Finally Hit the Streets in 2017

By Jelor Gallego

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These New E-Bikes Can Take You 150 Miles On a Single Charge

By Jelor Gallego

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Scientists Move One Step Closer To Making an Artificial Human Brain

By Jelor Gallego

Physicists Created the First-Ever Time Crystals

First-Of-Its-Kind Farm Uses Seawater and Solar Power to Grow Crops

By Jelor Gallego

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The Age of Vertical Farming Is Officially Upon Us

By Jelor Gallego

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Abiogenesis: Life May Have Evolved From Non-Living Matter With Relative Ease

By June Javelosa

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Scientists Created an Inorganic Double-Helix Structure for the First Time Ever

By Jelor Gallego

Nanomachines Score The 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

By Jelor Gallego

Self-Cannibalization: Nobel Prize In Medicine Goes To “Self-Eating” Cells

By Jess Vilvestre

Avoiding a Holocaust: A Visual Guide to U.S. Nuclear Disarmament

By Future of Life

The Evolution of Automation: Meet the Restaurant Run by Robots

By Jelor Gallego

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Genetic Data Reveals the World Was Populated From a Single Location

By Jelor Gallego

Smog-Sucking Tower: The World’s Largest Air Purifier Comes to Life in China

By Jelor Gallego

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Biotech Company Genetically Engineers Cows To Combat Disease Outbreaks

By Jelor Gallego

Physics Has a Problem – The Large Hadron Collider Is Running out of Disk Space

By Jelor Gallego

Trio Wins Nobel Prize in Physics for Work On “Exotic Matter”

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Electricity-Generating Clothing is Officially a Reality

By Jelor Gallego

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Genetics Breakthrough Could Give Us a Way to Target and Kill Cancer

By June Javelosa

A New Age in Energy: Supercomputers Are Now Running off of Solar Power

Synthetic Biology: It’s Alive, but Is It Life?

Renewable Energy

The Cost of Renewable Energy Is Plunging, and It’ll Change Everything

By Jelor Gallego

New Wind Turbine Tech Could Use a Single Typhoon to Power a Country For 50 Years

By Jelor Gallego

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It’s Official: Measles Has Been Completely Eradicated in the United States

By June Javelosa

Quantum Physics

Stopping Light: Physicists Move Quantum Computers Closer to Reality

Physicists: Time Might Only Exist in Your Head

By Science Alert

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Genetics Breakthrough Could One Day Help Slow the Aging Process

By June Javelosa

Quantum Physics

Qubit Solution Brings Us Closer to a New Era in Computing

Physics Breakthrough: Quantum Cat State Finally Captured on Camera

Quantum Physics

Physicists Have Figured Out How to Create Matter and Antimatter Using Light

By June Javelosa

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Scientists Could Eradicate Malaria by Altering Mosquitoes DNA, But Should They?

By Jess Vilvestre

100 Nations Sign a Declaration Calling for Banning of Extremely Potent Greenhouse Gas

By Jelor Gallego

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Sonic Tractor Beams: Scientists Made a Hologram Device That Costs Less Than $10

By Jelor Gallego

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One Superbug Meets Another: Ants Could Be the Key to Battling Antibiotic Resistance

By Jelor Gallego

Monsanto Just Got the First CRISPR License to Modify Crops

By Jess Vilvestre

Renewable Energy

Going Green: Microsoft Pledges to Run on 50% Renewable Energy by 2018

By Jelor Gallego

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UN Classifies Antibiotic Resistance as a Crisis, Putting It on Par With Ebola and HIV

By Robert Sanders

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Scientists Restore “Almost Perfect Motor Control” to Rat With Severed Spinal Cord

By Jess Vilvestre

The Physics of Time: Why Time Travel May Be Impossible

By Jelor Gallego

Jeff Bezos Just Revealed His Ambitious Plan For Colonizing Our Solar System

By Jelor Gallego