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Boston Dynamics’ Robot Just Went For A Cool Jog In The Garden, Like It’s No Big Deal
Boston Dynamics

Boston Dynamics’ Robot Just Went For A Cool Jog In The Garden, Like It’s No Big Deal

The sentience wars continue.

Biologists Plan to Bring the Woolly Mammoth Back to Life by 2019
Science & Energy

Biologists Plan to Bring the Woolly Mammoth Back to Life by 2019

We have reached the stage where we can resurrect extinct species.

An Injection of Salt in Your Eardrum Might Save You From a Lifetime of Hearing Loss
Health & Medicine

An Injection of Salt in Your Eardrum Might Save You From a Lifetime of Hearing Loss

It's worth the needle to the eardrum.

The 10 Most Significant Scientific Discoveries Of the Year (So Far)
Space

The 10 Most Significant Scientific Discoveries Of the Year (So Far)

It's proving to be one of the best years of the century, and we're barely halfway through.

The Digest: Ripple Is Giving Away Its Cryptocurrency to Get People to Use It
Cryptocurrency

The Digest: Ripple Is Giving Away Its Cryptocurrency to Get People to Use It

One way to get people to use a currency? Make sure they have a lot of it.

Why Live on Earth When You Can Live in a Hole on Mars? No, Really.
Mars

Why Live on Earth When You Can Live in a Hole on Mars? No, Really.

We might not have any other choice.

Here’s The Conspiracy Tearing Bitcoin Crypto Communities Apart
Bitcoin

Here’s The Conspiracy Tearing Bitcoin Crypto Communities Apart

Here is the secret meaning behind the mysterious 21e8.

Even if we meet the emissions limits set by the Paris Agreement, natural feedback processes could create "Hothouse Earth" climate conditions.
Climate Change

No Existing Policies Will Be Enough To Prevent A Future “Hothouse Earth”

We'll need to do more than simply decrease emissions.

Assembly lines are increasingly automated, but for manufacturing at the OG of assembly lines, humans (with exoskeletons) are still behind the wheel.
Prosthetics and Devices

Exoskeletons are About to Walk Ford’s Factory Floors

Jobs haven't all gone to the robots, yet.

Geoengineering Would Hurt Earth’s Crops More Than It Would Help Them, Says Study
Climate Change

Geoengineering Would Hurt Earth’s Crops More Than It Would Help Them, Says Study

We might want to take geoengineering off the table.

Eight months after the fitness app Strava revealed the location of military bases in Syria, the Pentagon has banned GPS tracking on wearables.
Prosthetics and Devices

The Pentagon Tells Soldiers To Stop Sharing Their Locations With Apps

A new memo comes eight months after fitness trackers revealed the layout of military bases all over the world.

Magic Leap’s Disappointing Demo Could Be A Death Knell For AR
Virtual Reality

Magic Leap’s Disappointing Demo Could Be A Death Knell For AR

$2.3 billion, four years, and not much to show for it.

According to a recent public letter, Elon Musk might actually be serious about taking Tesla private. But will a buyout ever happen?
Tesla

Turns Out Musk Might Actually Be Serious About Taking Tesla Private

Seems like you can believe Twitter sometimes.

Some Americans Will Get to Vote via Blockchain This November
Blockchain

Some Americans Will Get to Vote via Blockchain This November

West Virginia is taking a chance on blockchain voting.

Researchers discover a network of Twitter bots designed to perpetuate a cryptocurrency scam while conducting a study on identifying online bots.
Future Society

Researchers Inadvertently Discover Crypto Scam Involving 15,000 Twitter Bots

The scam is still going on.

A number of scientifically sound studies all reached different conclusions when trying to figure out the universe's expansion rate.
Physics

Figuring out How Fast the Universe Is Expanding Might Require a New Type of Physics

Two new studies contradict each other. Under our current model, they can't both be right.

The FCC hack from May 2017 wasn't really a hack, says FCC chairman Ajit Pai, who now blames the misunderstanding on an Obama-era hire.
Hacking

That Hack of the FCC’s Comment Section Last Year? It Never Actually Happened, Agency Admits

Sike.

SpaceX Just Launched A Rocket With A Critical Reused Part
SpaceX

SpaceX Just Launched A Rocket With A Critical Reused Part

This mission's success shows that the dream of reusable rockets might not be so far-fetched, after all.

Waymo’s Phoenix Project Could Tell Us If Self-Driving Cars Can Improve Public Transportation
Self-Driving Vehicles

Waymo’s Phoenix Project Could Tell Us If Self-Driving Cars Can Improve Public Transportation

Autonomous vehicles and public transportation could be allies.

Google Maps Now (Accurately) Shows that Earth is Round
Google

Google Maps Now (Accurately) Shows that Earth is Round

The Earth is round. Now it looks that way on Google Maps.