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For the First Time, Researchers Can Genetically Modify Human Embryos
Science & Energy

For the First Time, Researchers Can Genetically Modify Human Embryos

By Ariel Conn

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

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

By Neil C. Bhavsar

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Science & Energy

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

By Dom Galeon

Bill Nye: We Must Engage Climate Skeptics In Meaningful Discussion
Climate Change

Bill Nye: We Must Engage Climate Skeptics In Meaningful Discussion

By Neil C. Bhavsar

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Pollution

China Is Replacing 70,000 Taxis With Electric Cars

By Dom Galeon

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Climate Change

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

By Dom Galeon

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

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

By Dom Galeon

Geneticists Are Pioneering a Way to Postpone Death Using Human DNA
Science & Energy

Geneticists Are Pioneering a Way to Postpone Death Using Human DNA

By Dom Galeon

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Science & Energy

Oil Spill Results in 250,000 Liters of Oil Flooding Canadian Rivers

By Arra Dianne Hifarva

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Science & Energy

New Find May Explain How the Brain Creates Consciousness

By Dom Galeon

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Energy

The Fossil Fuel Industry Is Ramping up Attacks on Electric Cars

By Dom Galeon

Tech Developed During the Cold War Could Give Us Clean Power for Millions of Years
Energy

Tech Developed During the Cold War Could Give Us Clean Power for Millions of Years

By Dave Mosher

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

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

By June Javelosa

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

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

By Dom Galeon

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

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

By Patrick Caughill

NASA Wants to Collect Solar Power Directly From Space
Solar Power

NASA Wants to Collect Solar Power Directly From Space

By Christianna Reedy

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Energy

Nuclear Fuel From the Ocean Would Provide Thousands of Years Worth of Energy

By Kathleen Riley

Take a High Resolution Tour of Our Solar System
Solar Power

Take a High Resolution Tour of Our Solar System

By Jolene Creighton

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Science & Energy

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

By Jolene Creighton

Tesla Is on Track to Deliver Us Into the Next Age in Energy
Energy

Tesla Is on Track to Deliver Us Into the Next Age in Energy

By Neil C. Bhavsar

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Energy

Soon, Your Windows Could Power Your Home

By June Javelosa

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Climate Change

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

By June Javelosa

Across All Fields, International Collaborations Is How Science Gets Done
Science & Energy

Across All Fields, International Collaborations Is How Science Gets Done

By Christianna Reedy

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Climate Change

No, The NOAA Never Faked Any Climate Change Data

By Dom Galeon

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Physics

New Research Could Rewrite Physics From the Ground Up

By Neil C. Bhavsar

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Energy

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

By Patrick Caughill

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

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

By Jolene Creighton

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Science & Energy

Scientists Uncover Genes That May Help Combat Aging and Disease

By Dom Galeon

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

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
Climate Change

Public Opinion on Man-Made Climate Change Has Shifted

By Dom Galeon

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Environment

Your Hair Can Now Change Color Depending on the Environment

By June Javelosa

NASA Scientists Have a New Way to Define Planets
Science & Energy

NASA Scientists Have a New Way to Define Planets

By Dom Galeon

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Solar Power

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

By Neil C. Bhavsar

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Renewable Energy

Nevada Pushes for 80% Renewable Energy by 2040

By Dom Galeon

We Need to Switch to Renewables Because Millions Are Dying
Climate Change

We Need to Switch to Renewables Because Millions Are Dying

By Chelsea Gohd

Genetically Modified “Surrogate” Hens Could Save an Entire Species
Science & Energy

Genetically Modified “Surrogate” Hens Could Save an Entire Species

By Kathleen Riley

Want to Help Save the World? Donate Your Brain to Science
Science & Energy

Want to Help Save the World? Donate Your Brain to Science

By June Javelosa

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Science & Energy

50,000 Year Old Lifeforms Were Found in an Abandoned Mine

By Patrick Caughill

We May Finally Get a Picture of a Black Hole
Science & Energy

We May Finally Get a Picture of a Black Hole

By Kathleen Riley

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

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

By Neil C. Bhavsar

Life (or Death) Beyond Earth: A Day on a Neutron Star
Science & Energy

Life (or Death) Beyond Earth: A Day on a Neutron Star

By Jolene Creighton

Now You Can Feel Wind and Temperature While in Virtual Reality
Wind

Now You Can Feel Wind and Temperature While in Virtual Reality

By June Javelosa

Could We Be Outgrowing the Scientific Method?
Physics

Could We Be Outgrowing the Scientific Method?

By Dom Galeon

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Science & Energy

Traces of Organic Molecules Have Been Located on Ceres

By Dom Galeon

Renewables Accounted for 90% of Europe’s New Power Last Year
Climate Change

Renewables Accounted for 90% of Europe’s New Power Last Year

By June Javelosa

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Environment

Anti-EPA Advocate Scott Pruitt Confirmed to Lead the Environmental Protection Agency

By Jolene Creighton

We Are Closer Than Ever to Unlimited Clean Energy
Energy

We Are Closer Than Ever to Unlimited Clean Energy

By Stewart Prager, Michael C. Zarnstorff

Stunning Photo of Volcanic Lightning at Volcán de Colima in Mexico
Science & Energy

Stunning Photo of Volcanic Lightning at Volcán de Colima in Mexico

By Futurism

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Climate Change

Republican Representatives Propose A Bill to Abolish The EPA

By Dom Galeon

Humans Are Changing the Climate 170x Faster Than Natural Forces
Climate Change

Humans Are Changing the Climate 170x Faster Than Natural Forces

By June Javelosa

Strange & Unexplained Things in Science: Star Jelly
Science & Energy

Strange & Unexplained Things in Science: Star Jelly

By Sarah Marquart

Brand New Math May Explain Strange Phenomena in Space-Time
Quantum Physics

Brand New Math May Explain Strange Phenomena in Space-Time

By Dom Galeon

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Chemistry

Scientists Have Finally Created a Molecule That Was 70 Years in the Making

By Neil C. Bhavsar

How We Weigh Stars
Science & Energy

How We Weigh Stars

By Futurism

Your Computer Isn’t to Blame When You Get Hacked. You Are.
Science & Energy

Your Computer Isn’t to Blame When You Get Hacked. You Are.

By Dom Galeon

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Military

Watch: Harrowing Vision of Our Future Dominated by an AI Military

By Neil C. Bhavsar

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Science & Energy

U.S. Scientists Have Backed the Genetic Modification of Human Embryos

By June Javelosa

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DARPA

DARPA: We’re Moving to Merge Humans and Machines

By Dom Galeon

This Battery Turns Carbon Dioxide Into Energy
Energy

This Battery Turns Carbon Dioxide Into Energy

By June Javelosa

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Climate Change

Could This Idea From Futurama Solve Climate Change?

By June Javelosa

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Science & Energy

Super Materials Are Leading Us to a New Age in Science

By Chelsea Gohd

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Energy

Energy-Generating Fusion Devices Move Closer to Reality

By Dom Galeon

Humans Can Now “Print” Genetic Code and Engineer Life
Biology

Humans Can Now “Print” Genetic Code and Engineer Life

By Benjamin Stecher

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Science & Energy

Scientists Have Developed a New One-Dimensional Supermaterial

By Dom Galeon