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Space

A Satellite Found Remnants of Lost Continents Under Antarctica

Beneath Antarctic ice lie swaths of rocky crust left from since-destroyed landmasses.

Artificial Intelligence

Walmart Wants to Use AI to Track Everything Happening in Its Stores

The retailer wants to harness the power of tech.

SpaceX

SpaceX Found a Way To Keep Its Satellites From Cluttering Up Space

And it's a win-win for everybody.

Science & Energy

Poaching Is Forcing Elephants to Evolve Away From Having Tusks

Poaching is swaying the hand of evolution.

Future Society

Fertility Rates Are Now Falling in Half the World’s Countries

Humanity could soon include more grandparents than grandchildren.

Falcon

NASA Certifies SpaceX’s Falcon 9 to Launch Its Top Missions

The rocket now boasts NASA's top reliability rating.

Off-World

These Lonely Planets Drift Through Space Without Orbiting Stars

There may be more of these lone wanderers than stars in the galaxy.

Future Society

Phubbing: How Phones Pull You Away From Your Loved Ones

Partners and close friends top the list of who we ignore while checking our feeds.

Future Society

1,300 Photos of Your Kids Will Be Online Before They’re Teens

Today's children are being "datafied" from the moment they're born.

Health & Medicine

Bioprinted Corneas Are Nearly Ready for Human Trials, Says Startup

3D printing could close the gap between organ supply and demand.

Elon Musk

Tesla Announces Elon Musk’s Replacement as Chair of the Board

The company meets another stipulation of its SEC settlement.

Artificial Intelligence

Dubai Police Are Training Officers to Fly Hoverbikes

Bad guys beware.

Energy

Giant Hanging Bricks Could Store Energy Better Than Batteries

And the environmental impact is minimal.

Artificial Intelligence

Meet The World’s First AI News Anchor

Impressive, but it's not going to fool anybody.

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.