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Elon Musk

Vox Space will go after the same US government contracts as SpaceX.

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Bacteria

There is a dark side to one of your travel essentials - it's bad for the environment.

Everything You Need to Know About Coinbase’s Index Fund
Blockchain

Including what an index fund is.

Cape Town Has More Time to Solve Its Water Crisis. How Will It Use It?
Climate Change

Day Zero has been delayed until 2019, but the threat hasn't subsided completely.

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Future Society

Spooky AI behavior teaches us a few things about our own interaction with them.

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Science & Energy

"Making crop plants more water-use efficient is arguably the greatest challenge for current and future plant scientists."

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Off-World

It could help us keep craft in space longer than we thought possible.

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Off-World

Air travel isn't enough for the Stratolaunch. It may eventually be paired with a brand new space shuttle.

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Health & Medicine

Stronger drugs and a lack of legislation contribute to the perfect storm.

Nanoparticles Could Save Lives By Stopping Internal Bleeding
Nanotech

At least 1 in 13 people with internal bleeding die from it. This could save them.

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Tesla

The road tests appear to have begun.

Nobody Likes Airport Security, Here’s How AI and Video Can Fix That
Future Society

The days of long, winding airport security lines could be over.

Polestar Wants to Challenge Tesla to Make the Supreme Electric Luxury Vehicle
Tesla

Volvo's entry into the EV race rivals Tesla in look, feel, and features.

Graphene Could Be the Superconductor Scientists Always Dreamed Of
Graphene

By twisting a sandwich of graphene to the "magic angle," a superconductor was born.

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Health & Medicine

Couch potato? There might be a pill for that.

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Advanced Transport

Rage against the (autonomous) machine.

Google Is Helping the Air Force Analyze Drone Footage With AI
Google

The company is contributing its TensorFlow APIs to Project Maven.

Finding Dates via DNA Is Scientifically Questionable — and Overall a Bad Idea
Future Society

For those looking for that special someone, a new dating app replaces swiping with swabbing.

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Off-World

The gas giant isn’t 100 percent gas.

China Now Has a Giant, Smog-Sucking Chimney
Science & Energy

The 18-meter tower uses solar radiation to draw polluted air into a filtration system.