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New Evidence That Black Holes May Actually Be 2D Holograms

By Cecille De Jesus

An Alien in Our Solar System: Planet 9 Might Have Once Belonged to Another Star

By Todd Jaquith

Scientists Turn Graphene into the Most Light Absorbent Material Ever Created

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Watch: How to Grow Your Own Monster Using Science

By Jolene Creighton

This Genetically-Engineered Bacteria Can Inhale CO2 and Produce Energy

By June Javelosa

Climate Change: It’s Real And We’re Responsible

By Jolene Creighton

Standard Model: An Overview of Particle Physics

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Even the South Pole Wasn’t Safe From the Asteroid that Killed the Dinosaurs, Study Finds

By Jelor Gallego

Airbus Makes World’s First Functional 3D Printed Motorcycle (and it’s €50,000)

By Jelor Gallego

Real Life Yale Experiment Reveals Schrödinger’s Cat Can Be in 2 Boxes at Once

By Science Alert

Physicists Think They Might Have Just Detected a Fifth Force of Nature

By Science Alert

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Physicists Made a ‘Black Hole’ in a Lab That May Finally Prove Hawking Radiation Exists

By Science Alert

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Thanks to Time Dilation, Earth’s Core is 2.5 Years Younger Than its Surface

By Todd Jaquith

Giant Solar Storms May Have Fueled the Evolution of Life on Earth

By Todd Jaquith

New Evidence Could ‘Break’ the Standard View of Quantum Mechanics

By Science Alert

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Massive Asteroid Hit Earth 3.5 Billion Years Ago, Dwarfing One That Killed The Dinosaurs

By Universe Today

Dubai 3D Printed This “Office of the Future” in Less Than 3 Weeks

By Todd Jaquith

There’s a New Way to Generate Power Using Seawater

By Cecille De Jesus

Fred the Tortoise Gets New Shell, Thanks to 3D Printing

By Jelor Gallego

MIT Tech Make It Possible To 3D Print Ultra-fine Programmable Hair

Scottish Waters Will Host The World’s Largest Floating Wind Farm

By Todd Jaquith

New Research Suggests Dark Energy Might be the Reason Time Runs Forward

By Todd Jaquith

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One Person’s Cancer Can Be Fought Using Someone Else’s Immune Cells, Study Finds

By Science Alert

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HIV Genes Have Been Cut Out of Live Animals Using CRISPR

By June Javelosa

Newest Discovery Moves Us One Step Closer To Making Synthetic Organisms With Reverse Biochemistry

By Todd Jaquith

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FDA Approves Drug That Uses the Body’s Immune System to Combat Bladder Cancer

By Sarah Marquart

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New Insulin Pill Can Significantly Lower Blood Glucose for Type 2 Diabetes Patients

By June Javelosa

Nobel-Winning Physics Experiment Recreated by AI…In One Hour

By Jelor Gallego

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Awarding Virtual Badges Encourages Scientists to Share Data Behind Research

By Jelor Gallego

This Lithium-Air Battery Has 5 Times the Energy Density of Conventional Lithium-Ion Batteries

A Host of Soon-to-be-Expired Patents are Set to Revolutionize 3D Printing

By Jelor Gallego

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Stanford Engineers Create an at Home Urine Test to Detect Disease

Renewable Energy

An Entire Country Ran On Renewable Energy for 4 Straight Days

By June Javelosa

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Scientists Launched an Enormous Atlas of the Mathematical Universe

By Jelor Gallego

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Physicists Just Discovered a New Form of Light

By June Javelosa

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Scientists Find First Ever Microbe Without Mitochondria

By Jelor Gallego

Google’s Next Project? They’re 3D Mapping The Inside of Earth’s Buildings

By Jelor Gallego

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New Images Reveal How Quickly Earth’s Magnetic Field is Changing

By Cecille De Jesus

The Forgotten Dwarf: Meet the Largest Unnamed Object in Our Solar System

By Todd Jaquith

This Liquid Turns Solid When You Punch It, And Now We Know Why

By Jelor Gallego

Germany Made So Much Electricity, They Paid People To Use It

By Cecille De Jesus

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The Debate Is Over: 2-Dimensional Materials Can Be Superconductive

By Cecille De Jesus

The World’s Largest Coal Company is Going Solar

By Jelor Gallego

Quantum Physics

Primitive Quantum Computers Are Already Outperforming Current Machines

By Todd Jaquith

This 3D Printer Creates Real Bones Using Synthetic Material

By Jelor Gallego

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Total (Un)Recall—Scientists Are Erasing Painful Memories

By Todd Jaquith

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Scientists Created Sperm from Human Skin Cells

By Sarah Marquart

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Earthquake Swarm Shakes Mount St. Helens

By Todd Jaquith

This is HoloFlex: A Flexible Holographic Smartphone

By Cecille De Jesus

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World First: Scientists Discover How to Send Medication Straight to the Placenta

By June Javelosa

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Newly Discovered Subglacial Lake Could Host Unknown, Isolated Life

By Todd Jaquith

Light-Based Computing Company Optalysys Gets DARPA Funding

By Jelor Gallego

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A Shocking Start to Life? Impact Craters May Have Triggered Life’s Origin

By Todd Jaquith

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Scientists Harness The Power Of Gut Bacteria To Promote Health

By Cecille De Jesus

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A New Drug That’s 10,000 Times More Potent than Morphine Just Hit the US

By June Javelosa

Solar Impulse 2 Makes It To Phoenix On Its Quest For Fuel-Free Flight

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To Improve Rainfall, UAE to Build its Own Mountain

By Jelor Gallego

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Earthquake Expert Says San Andreas Fault Primed for the “Big One”—Invest in Early Warning Tech

By Todd Jaquith

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Cambridge Makes World’s Smallest Engine, And It’s Tiny Enough to Enter Cells

By Todd Jaquith

Renewable Energy

By 2035, San Diego Will Run Completely on Renewable Energy

By Sarah Marquart

Disney’s 3D Printer Produces Models Almost Instantaneously Using Light

By Cecille De Jesus

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New Record Set for Keeping Lab-Grown Human Embryos Alive

By Cecille De Jesus

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Study Reveals Earth Has 1 Trillion Species, Only 0.001% Are Known

By Jelor Gallego

Quantum Physics

IBM Is Giving the Public Access to Their Five-Qubit Quantum Computer for Free

By June Javelosa