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Quantum Physics

A New Computing Technology Mimics Aspects of Human Thought

"To create computers that not only learn new information but that also learn what to forget.”

Bitcoin

Bitcoin Now Comes From Satellites in Space. Welcome to the Future.

Stream bitcoin to anyone, anywhere, via satellite.

Future Society

Study Shows That Minimum Wage Hikes Put More Jobs at Risk of Automation

A $1 increase results in a 0.43 percent decline in automatable jobs.

Future Society

Meet the Astrophysicist Who’s Using Kickstarter to Save Science

Brian Koberlein believes that a new kind of story needs to be told.

Solar Power

Engineers Are Building the World’s Largest Single-Tower Solar Thermal Plant

It will be able to power nearly 100,000 homes.

Artificial Intelligence

The Most Important Question Underlying Artificial General Intelligence Research – Is Math Real?

What are the numbers and math behind AI sentience?

Health & Medicine

We Just Figured out How to Activate Stem Cells to Treat Baldness

Researchers got dormant hair follicles to start growing hair again.

Off-World

The Implications of Cosmic Silence

Could cosmic silence imply that we as a species lag way behind other potential life forms?

Bitcoin

Goldman Sachs Analyst Predicts Bitcoin Price Could Hit $4,800

As Bitcoin soars once again amidst fifth wave, expert predicts new record highs.

Health & Medicine

New Study Reveals Stem Cells from Young Hearts May Help Reverse the Aging Process

This could potentially cause older hearts to act and perform like younger ones.

Cancer

Alternative Cancer Treatments Come With Increased Chances of Death

Patients using alternative methods were more than twice as likely to die within five years.

Virtual Reality

Will AI Blur the Lines Between Physical and Virtual Reality?

In a virtually integrated world, how will we know what’s real?

Graphene

Researchers Made a Graphene Sieve That Can Make Seawater Safe to Drink

844 million people don’t have access to clean water. This method, when perfected outside the lab, could help.

NASA

An Exclusive Look Inside The Secretive Building Where NASA Makes Rockets

The NASA building is so vast, it has its own weather.

NASA

These NASA Approved Glasses Are the Safest Way to Watch Next Week’s Solar Eclipse

If you don't protect your eyes from the eclipse, it might be the last one you see.

Health & Medicine

New Stamp-Sized Tissue Patch Could Be Used to Regenerate Damaged Organs

Using a small needle, the patch can be easily injected into the body.

Brain

Brain-Scanning Tech May Threaten Our Right to Cognitive Liberty

Your thoughts are your own, are they not?

Gene Editing

A New Gene Editing Technique Could Finally Allow Us to Treat ALS

450,000 patients live with ALS. This could delay the progression of their disease.

NASA

NASA’s Cassini Spacecraft Touched Saturn Today as Part of Its Grand Finale

“As it makes these five dips into Saturn, followed by its final plunge, Cassini will become the first Saturn atmospheric probe.”

Energy

Researchers Develop Batteries You Can Power With Your Spit

With a few materials and a little spit, we can change the world.