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NASA

NASA: Objects 3D Printed in Space Perform Well Enough to Support Missions

3D printers working in microgravity didn’t work any worse than on the ground.

Climate Change

Humans Aren’t Solely to Blame for Arctic Ice Melt, Says Report

Nature has played a major role, too.

Science & Energy

A Wearable Device Helped Frogs Regrow Their Amputated Limbs

The limbs the frogs regrew were more like their original ones.

Prosthetics and Devices

New Prosthetic Limbs are More Interchangeable Than Ever

“We think of it like a USB connector from the body.”

Artificial Intelligence

This Website Will Generate an AI Portrait of You

The algorithm reconstructs your face based on how it sees you.

NASA

NASA Astronauts Put SpaceX Spacesuits to the Test

NASA's Commercial Crew program is getting closer to liftoff.

Science & Energy

When Galaxies Merge, The Black Holes In Their Hearts Fuse Together

Yeah, it sounds goth, but it could explain the enormous size of certain black holes.

Climate Change

Five Fun Tips To Help Delay Climate Catastrophe

Be the best futurist you can be.

Bitcoin

The Energy Spent Mining $1 of Bitcoin Could Earn You $3.40 in Gold

Researchers translate the energy needed to mine crypto into dollars earned.

Future Society

China Can Now Identify a Citizen Based on Their Walk

We don't need to see a person's face to recognize them.

Off-World

China’s New Space Station Is Called The “Heavenly Palace”

The International Space Station is about to get a new neighbor.

SpaceX

SpaceX Reveals How It Would Handle an Astronaut Emergency

With spaceflight, it's never a bad idea to prepare for the worst.

Science & Energy

Our Efforts to Heal the Ozone Layer Are Finally Paying Off

We're slowly but steadily repairing the damage we caused.

Off-World

An Ancient Star Reveals Our Galaxy Is Older Than We Thought

The star is mostly made of raw materials from the Big Bang.

Wind

Huge Wind Farms Could Weaken Hurricanes Before They Make Landfall

Simulations show that turbines could suck destructive energy out of hurricanes.

Nanotech

A New Nanobot Drills Through Your Eyeball to Deliver Drugs

A teflon-like coating lets it slip right through eye tissue.

Future Society

The Inventor of the Web Says It’s Broken and Net Neutrality Can Fix It

Berners-Lee announced a new Contract for the Web to protect basic rights online.

Artificial Intelligence

Having a Bad Day? An Adorable Video Shows AI Learning to Get Dressed

Somehow, this self-dressing algorithm is all of us getting up in the morning.

Health & Medicine

Doctors Can Now Prescribe FDA-Approved Drug Derived From Cannabis

A rare form of childhood epilepsy may finally meet its match.

Exobiology

A Giant Space Laser on Earth Could Blast Messages at Alien Planets

And hey, it might work within “decades to centuries!”