Scientists Need to Solve These Two Mysteries to Find Life on Mars
Scientists laid out the next steps in the search for extraterrestrial life.
Scientists laid out the next steps in the search for extraterrestrial life.
Everyone can try synesthesia with a suit that translates music into touch.
Hotels want robots to be your bellhop. Human bellhops: uh hello?
There are good things about nuclear power. But it's definitely fallen out of fashion.
They could be used to build large structures like bridges or shelters in space.
It's the Human Genome Project — times a million.
The first test ride lasted 10 minutes, and "everything worked perfect.”
Its legs have good traction on "different tissues inside the human body."
Sherlock Holmes could do it. Now so can AI.
It's helping an XPRIZE competitor finally reach the lunar surface.
It's the first time a gene drive drove a population to collapse.
It alerts gas station staff to any signs of unsafe behavior.
An “auxiliary human” composed the lyrics and melodies.
One for China, one for everyone else.
Steel is a really useful material. It'd be better if we could make it without emitting so much carbon dioxide.
We've never been this close to creating human eggs.
The robots have landed. We repeat, the robots have landed.
It's about resources, one of which is unobstructed state control.
Robots in the movies can think creatively, continue learning over time, and maybe even pass for conscious. Why don't we have that yet?