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Physics

Impossible Physics: Meet NASA’s Design for a Warp Drive Ship

Star Trek comes to life.

From Quarks to Quasars

Why Physics Says You Can Never Actually Touch Anything

If you needed proof that physics is really strange...

Self-Driving Vehicles

Uber’s Self-Driving Car Just Killed a Pedestrian (updated)

It's thought to be the first time an autonomous vehicle has killed a pedestrian.

Mars

Neil deGrasse Tyson Says Humans Will Never Colonize Mars

"I'm skeptical that you'll find legions of people that will go there and want to stay."

Evolution

There is No “Missing Link” in Evolution

Evolution is a scientific fact.

Evolution

Three Pieces of Evidence That Prove Evolution is a Fact

Evolution is not a hypothesis.

Science & Energy

Bionic Contacts: Goodbye Glasses. Hello Vision That’s 3x Better Than 20/20

Our bionic future is just on the horizon.

Meta

Post-Scandal, Facebook Isn’t The Only Social Media Site In A Downward Spiral

Twitter and Snapchat are tanking too.

Health & Medicine

The Latest Trend in Online Shopping: Marijuana

People aren't just searching for weed online. They're finding it.

Future Society

Mark Zuckerberg Kicks Off Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica Spin Cycle With a Washed Response (updated)

Honestly, we're not all that impressed.

Future Society

We’ve Seen What Bots Do to Democracy. Are We Adapting Fast Enough?

We can't make political talk online civil, but we should at least try to make it human.

Future Society

Stormy Daniels Took a Polygraph. What Do We Do With the Results?

Polygraphs rely on several false assumptions, but we still love to think they mean something.

Blockchain

Cryptokitties Are Like Pricey Beanie Babies, And Just As Devoid of Value

I thought I was buying a cryptokitty, and all I got was a picture of a dumb cat.

Future Society

To Slow Urbanization, China Is Capping Populations In Two Of Its Biggest Cities

Inequality doesn't bring growth — it exacerbates instability.

Meta

Here’s Why That Recent Abuse of Facebook Data Matters

Admit it, you click "I agree" without reading the terms of service.

Science & Energy

The Last Male Northern White Rhino Is Dead, but the Subspecies Could Still Survive

Science could still save this endangered species.

Climate Change

To Save Polar Glaciers, Scientists Recommend Ludicrous Schemes

When the *scientists* are freaking out, you know things are really bad.

Off-World

There’s A New Kind of Aurora on Earth, And its Name is Steve

Steve's unique formation meant different physics were at play.

Robots and Machines

Sailors Use Xbox Controllers to Operate Part of the Navy’s Newest Attack Sub

It's way lighter, and cheaper, than its custom-built predecessors.

Treatments

That “Game Changer” Treatment for MS Is Too Good To Be True — Really

The study hasn't even been published yet.