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Researchers Left In Limbo After Department of Energy Freezes Millions of Dollars in Grants

Researchers Left In Limbo After Department of Energy Freezes Millions of Dollars in Grants

DARPA Is Planning to Hack the Human Brain to Let Us “Upload” Skills

DARPA Is Planning to Hack the Human Brain to Let Us “Upload” Skills

Investigation Concludes Researchers Faked Evidence In Headline-Grabbing 2016 Study

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Investigation Concludes Researchers Faked Evidence In Headline-Grabbing 2016 Study

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EPA Website Purged of Climate Change Information to Align With Trump Administration Claims

By Patrick Caughill

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A “World First” Fusion Reactor Just Created Its First Plasma

Here’s What Real Climate Scientists Have to Say About Global Warming

Here’s What Real Climate Scientists Have to Say About Global Warming

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Discovery of the Brain’s “Autofill” Function Could Revolutionize Neurological Treatments

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Quantum Physics

New Materials Conduct Electricity at the Speed of Light

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In the Future, Humans May Live in 3D Printed Space Colonies

The First People to Colonize the Solar System Will Risk Deadly, Cosmic Radiation

The First People to Colonize the Solar System Will Risk Deadly, Cosmic Radiation

By Kelsey R. Marquart

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New Evidence Reveals Just How Fast Coal Use Is Declining in Europe

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We Just Blew Through Another Climate Change Milestone

In Just Ten Years, Renewable Energy Will Be Cheaper Than Fossil Fuels

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In Just Ten Years, Renewable Energy Will Be Cheaper Than Fossil Fuels

By Patrick Caughill

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Scientists May Finally Have a Way to Detect the Strangest Objects in Physics

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We May Have Finally Solved the Mystery of Solar Flares

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Earth Just Passed 410 PPM CO2 Levels for the First Time in Human History

Scientists Transplanted A Rat’s Head Onto Another Rat, Hoping to Replicate It in Humans

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Scientists Transplanted A Rat’s Head Onto Another Rat, Hoping to Replicate It in Humans

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Even Gas Stations Are Now Being Powered by Clean Energy

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Researchers Invent Stem Cell Capable of Becoming an Entire Embryo

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An Engineer Has Found a Way to Create Plastic Roads

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New “Breakthrough Work” Finally Lets Us Trigger Artificial Photosynthesis

By Kristin Houser

These Maps Reveal How Little We Know About Our Own Galaxy

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These Maps Reveal How Little We Know About Our Own Galaxy

By Jolene Creighton

How Does The Brain Reconstruct the Visual World?

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How Does The Brain Reconstruct the Visual World?

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Glowing Worms Prove Environmental Changes Can Affect Genes for 14 Generations

By Chelsea Gohd

The Next Step in Human Evolution Won’t Be Confined to Our Bodies

The Next Step in Human Evolution Won’t Be Confined to Our Bodies

By Benjamin Stecher

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Plastic-Eating Caterpillars Could Help Bring an End to Pollution

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Quantum Physics

New Research Shows the Universe May Have Once Been a Hologram

How Do We Know That the Earth is Round?

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How Do We Know That the Earth is Round?

By Daniel Barker

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Climate Change Could Cause Conditions That Literally Dissolve Sea Creatures

By Kristin Houser

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Britain Goes 24 Hours Without Coal-Generated Power for the First Time in 135 Years

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Kurzweil: By 2030, Nanobots Will Flow Throughout Our Bodies

By Christianna Reedy

In D.C., Tens of Thousands March for Science — and Survival

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In D.C., Tens of Thousands March for Science — and Survival

Parallel Universes May Be the Only Hope of Surviving the Death of the Cosmos

Parallel Universes May Be the Only Hope of Surviving the Death of the Cosmos

By Kelsey R. Marquart

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Governor of Louisiana Declares State of Emergency as State’s Coastline Disappears

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Quantum Physics

Scientists: “We Have Detected the Existence of a Fundamentally New State of Matter”

Solar Power Is Cheaper, but the World Is Still Running on Fossil Fuels

Solar Power Is Cheaper, but the World Is Still Running on Fossil Fuels

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The World’s Largest X-Ray Laser Is Almost Ready to Reveal the Atomic Universe

By Kristin Houser

See Five Kinds of Pollution Illustrated by Images and Video

See Five Kinds of Pollution Illustrated by Images and Video

By Jolene Creighton

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A New Discovery by the LHC Hints at Physics Beyond the Standard Model

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Quantum Physics

The First Quantum Computer You Own Could Be Powered by a Time Crystal

By Christianna Reedy

Climate Change Causes Immense Canadian River to Dry Up In Just Four Days

Climate Change Causes Immense Canadian River to Dry Up In Just Four Days

A New Device Could Utterly Transform How We Produce Energy

A New Device Could Utterly Transform How We Produce Energy

By Christianna Reedy

New Research Reveals What We Must Do to Avoid Catastrophic Climate Changes

New Research Reveals What We Must Do to Avoid Catastrophic Climate Changes

By Christianna Reedy

More Americans Work in Solar Power Than for Apple, Facebook, and Google Combined

More Americans Work in Solar Power Than for Apple, Facebook, and Google Combined

2017 Is Set to Be the Hottest Year in Recorded History

2017 Is Set to Be the Hottest Year in Recorded History

By Chelsea Gohd

We Accidentally Invented Plastic That Conducts Electricity

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We Accidentally Invented Plastic That Conducts Electricity

By Kelsey R. Marquart

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A New Device Uses Sunlight to Create Drinking Water From Air

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Body Part Regeneration Is in Our Future

New Research Challenges What We Thought We Knew About the Big Bang

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New Research Challenges What We Thought We Knew About the Big Bang

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The Military Just Demoed an F-16 That Flies and Executes Strikes by Itself

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Astronomers Found an Enormous Object Orbiting at the Edge of Our Solar System

New Biology: More Than 50 Spider Species Were Just Discovered

New Biology: More Than 50 Spider Species Were Just Discovered

By Chelsea Gohd

Graphene That Changes Color When It Cracks Could Literally Save Lives

Graphene That Changes Color When It Cracks Could Literally Save Lives

By Christianna Reedy

Goodnight, New Horizons. Sleep Well.

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Goodnight, New Horizons. Sleep Well.

By Patrick Caughill

Physicist: We Need A New Kind of Physics to Reconcile the Quantum World

Physicist: We Need A New Kind of Physics to Reconcile the Quantum World

Scientists Have Captured the First-Ever “Image” of a Dark Matter Web

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Scientists Have Captured the First-Ever “Image” of a Dark Matter Web

By Patrick Caughill

New Research Uses “Brain Stimulation” to Influence an Individual’s Honesty

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New Research Uses “Brain Stimulation” to Influence an Individual’s Honesty

We May Be Able to Build a Rocket That Can Go 99.999% the Speed of Light

We May Be Able to Build a Rocket That Can Go 99.999% the Speed of Light

By Christianna Reedy

Scientists Bring New Meaning to ‘Bug Juice’ With Nutritious Cockroach ‘Milk’

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Scientists Bring New Meaning to ‘Bug Juice’ With Nutritious Cockroach ‘Milk’

By Charmaine Caparas

Witness the Remarkable Evolution of Animation in Video Games

Witness the Remarkable Evolution of Animation in Video Games

By Christianna Reedy

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A Network Of “Mini Brains” May Be Responsible for Your Pain

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We May Have Just Discovered the Deepest Traces of Life on Earth

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Soon, The Military May be Deploying Laser Weapons

By Patrick Caughill

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Scientists Witnessed DNA Protecting Itself From Radiation