The US Plans to Spend $1.2 Trillion on Nuclear Weapons Over the Next 30 Years
A new report breaks down the nation's nuclear weapons budget.
A new report breaks down the nation's nuclear weapons budget.
But these science fiction writers gave it a try.
The research needs to be peer reviewed and evaluated, but if it stands against scrutiny, it will be utterly revolutionary.
We can't keep ignoring this.
We had no way to directly measure the speed of gravity. Now, that's changed.
A universal basic income may only be part of the solution to automation.
We are literally driving evolution and making new organisms.
Of course, it's not a cure-all. But then, nothing is.
It accounts for 85 percent of all matter — yet we've never directly observed it.
Humans no longer have a monopoly on creativity.
It could free up freshwater lands for other crops.
A neurotransmitter called GABA has been linked to the ability to squash unwanted thoughts.
Air Force Lt. Gen Jack Shanahan doesn't want future weaponry to come without AI.
"We have already finished several crucial ground tests for engines and [other key components], yielding remarkable achievements."
"This has been reviewed so many times in so many ways."
The 808-foot-tall turbine is part of an $81 million clean energy project.
Vitalik Buterin calls it a "modest proposal."
Exxon Mobil will fund studies on various new technologies, ranging from algae biofuel to carbonate fuel cells.