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Tesla

Engine Giant Cummins Launched Its Electric Semi Ahead of Tesla

But Tesla's electric semis are slated to drive farther.

Science & Energy

Researchers Have a Theory on How the Lights Went On After the Big Bang

Black holes may have ended the early dark ages immediately following the big bang.

Energy

More Renewable Power is Entering Our Grids, Making Clean Driving Even Cleaner

We are making significant strides toward ending fossil fuels once and for all.

Future Society

Millennials Believe That Technology Is Creating Jobs, Not Taking Them Away

The majority of people aged 18-35 don’t see increased technology as a threat to employment.

Environment

Intel’s New Chip Helps Devices See and Interact with Their Environments in Real Time

“As for the future, your task is not to foresee it, but to enable it.”

Science & Energy

Researchers Have Just Found the Star System That Caused a Nova Explosion 600 Years Ago

This discovery suggests novae may evolve through various life stages.

Virtual Reality

We Might Finally Have a Glimpse of $4.5 Billion Startup Magic Leap’s Mysterious Hardware

The mysterious company started prioritizing augmented reality years before Apple, Microsoft, and Google.

Off-World

Kardashev Scale: This Is What Life Will Look Like When We Harness the Energy of the Entire Universe

Welcome to a universe of possibilities.

Future Society

A Bionic Pop Superstar is Going to War for Science

"People dismiss sci-fi and technology as something that’s not cool and not glamorous, and I’ve made it my mission to change that."

Future Society

What Will the Currency of a Workless, Cashless Future Be?

They say time is money – and that could become literal in a workless future.

Cancer

A New Cancer Treatment Could Be More Effective Than Chemotherapy

“This new research suggests there could be a better way to kill cancer cells which, as an added bonus, also activates the immune system.”

Biology

(Im)mortality: Researchers Find That Human Lifespan Has A Max Limit

There's a limit to how long we can live.

Renewable Energy

Revolutionary Carbon Capture Method Makes Building Materials Out of Emissions

The world's emissions are one company's treasure.

Climate Change

For the First Time, Researchers Measured How Fast Air Moves Through the Stratosphere

"The thinking is that what goes up must come down."

Science & Energy

Oxygen Found on the Moon Could Provide Answers About Ancient Earth

It may explain a mysterious event that happened 2.45 billion years ago.

Health & Medicine

Transplants of Genetically Modified Pig Organs for Humans Could Happen Within Two Years

Researchers will begin trials once they are granted government approval.

Climate Change

Bill Nye Talks Climate Change Denial and the Future of American Energy

Skeptics won't be doubtful for long.

Robotics

Fukushima’s Clean-Up Crews Are Getting Some Help From “Muscle Robots”

These bots could safely remove 800 tons of radioactive debris.

Robotics

A Robot That Will Replace Your Smartphone is Already in the Works

We’re closer to getting our own C-3PO than you can imagine.

Tesla

People Are Using Old Laptop Batteries to Build Their Own Versions of Tesla’s Powerwall

Approximately 95 percent of consumer batteries sold in the US are not recycled and are ultimately thrown away."