Read the latest articles from Futurism (Page 1139)

Elon Musk Loves the Idea of His Tesla Roadster Being the Falcon Heavy’s First Mars Payload
Falcon

A source told Futurism that “the Roadster payload is real" — but we'll believe it when we see it.

Breakthrough Cancer Test Identifies Which of 15 Drugs Most Likely to Eradicate Tumors
Cancer

The device detects 324 genetic mutations in tumors with an accuracy of about 94.6 percent.

Alien life could be on this grey moon of Saturn.
Exobiology

It could take NASA more than a decade to send a mission to Enceladus.

NASA Scientist Says We Need to Stop Worrying About the Apocalypse
Science & Energy

Nibiru is not going to collide with the Earth, because it doesn't exist.

HIV vaccine
Health & Medicine

The three-year trial could be the breakthrough we need.

Clean energy could be provided by these cows.
Energy

It will be ready to go in 2020.

Drone by Amazon
Drones

Smaller pieces raining from the sky would be safer for everyone.

aging anti-aging longevity
Future Society

Dr. Aubrey de Grey sees aging as a problem than can be solved through "technological intervention."

bitcoin charles schwab coinbase cryptocurrency
Bitcoin

More and more people are dabbling in cryptocurrency.

chernobyl clean energy solar power solar farm
Solar Power

The farm will provide 1 megawatt of solar energy, though there are plans to develop another 99 megawatts.

Using DNA, New Software Can Verify Identity In Minutes
Science & Energy

The software works with a small portable DNA sequencer.

renewable energy google solar energy wind energy
Energy

Solar and wind now powers one of the largest tech companies in the world.

Tesla’s Giant Battery in South Australia Is Officially Switched On
Tesla

It's part of a multi-million dollar plan to improve the grid.

Bitcoin Futures Trading Just Got the Green Light From U.S. Regulators
Bitcoin

This will allow individuals to bet on the value of the cryptocurrency without investing in it directly.

china dark matter wimps dampe
Off-World

This may be the source of dark matter.

smartphones addiction magnetic resonance spectroscopy
Brain

46 percent of Americans say they could not live without their smartphones.

Scientists Have Expanded the Genetic Code in Bacteria
Bacteria

The resulting semi-synthetic organism could help create new classes of protein drugs.

hiv aids hiv treatment
Health & Medicine

The "Block-and-Lock" approach is meant to stop HIV cells from reactivating — even if treatment is interrupted.

space industry
Future Society

Investment banks are starting to see huge value in the space industry.

A New Discovery Breaks the Boundaries of Moore’s Law
Science & Energy

Virtual particles called skyrmions could completely change how we store data — and would make Moore's law obsolete.