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For the Sixth Time in 300 Years, Britain Will Contain No Snow
Climate Change

For the Sixth Time in 300 Years, Britain Will Contain No Snow

An eleven-year-old snow patch is about to disappear completely.

Transportation Systems That Were Too Far Ahead of Their Time
Advanced Transport

Transportation Systems That Were Too Far Ahead of Their Time

Nine futuristic transit systems that flew too close to the Sun.

Crypto Debit Cards Are Paving the Way for Cryptocurrency Mass Adoption
Cryptocurrency

Crypto Debit Cards Are Paving the Way for Cryptocurrency Mass Adoption

It works like your ordinary debit card, but with all of cryptocurrency's perks.

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Energy

It’s Definitely Possible to Turn Greenhouse Gases into Fuel Feedstock

CO2 can serve the greater good.

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Future Society

Walmart Is Testing a New Service That Brings Groceries Straight to Your Fridge

The partnership will allow a delivery worker to put groceries in your fridge — even if you’re not home.

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Tesla

Tesla to Discontinue Its Cheapest Model S

The cheapest Model S will soon be the Model S 75D, starting at $74,500.

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Virtual Reality

Virtual Reality Headsets Might Help Cure Genetic Diseases

"It makes it easier to understand the processes going on within a living cell."

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Science & Energy

Engineers Have Found a Way to 3D Print Super Strong Aluminum

This technique solves a century-old problem.

Newly Engineered Antibody Can Fight Back Against 99 Percent of HIV Strains
Health & Medicine

Newly Engineered Antibody Can Fight Back Against 99 Percent of HIV Strains

The International Aids Society is calling it an "exciting breakthrough."

Researchers May Have Discovered a New Way to Kill off Cancer Cells
Cancer

Researchers May Have Discovered a New Way to Kill off Cancer Cells

This treatment delivers a one-two punch to tumors.

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Mars

Elon Musk is Giving an Update on SpaceX’s Mars Plans Next Week

Smaller rockets and cheaper costs are just some of the things we expect to hear about.

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Science & Energy

MIT’s “Innovation Orchard” is Investing $200 Million in Tough Tech Startups

The companies being funded focus on technology often deemed to be risky by other investors.

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Biology

Overlooked DNA Leads Researchers to The “Big Bang” of Immune Cell Development

"The beauty is that it's all very carefully orchestrated."

Researchers Establish New Scale to Measure a Person’s Wisdom
Biology

Researchers Establish New Scale to Measure a Person’s Wisdom

Understanding the biology of wisdom could potentially help us increase it.

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Physics

Quantum “Flashes” Could Be Responsible for the Creation of Gravity

This could be a big clue in the hunt for a theory of everything.

This Could Be The West’s Worst Fire Season Ever
Climate Change

This Could Be The West’s Worst Fire Season Ever

At the season's peak, over 7.8 MILLION acres were burning in the US simultaneously.

Mercury May Be Even Icier Than We Thought
Off-World

Mercury May Be Even Icier Than We Thought

These findings could change the way we look for ice and water in the rest of our solar system.

OSIRIS-REx Will Pass Within 11,000 Miles of Earth on Friday
Off-World

OSIRIS-REx Will Pass Within 11,000 Miles of Earth on Friday

"We're essentially stealing a bit of the earth's momentum as we go by."

Watch Live as Experts Tackle Our Planet’s Most Critical Issues
Future Society

Watch Live as Experts Tackle Our Planet’s Most Critical Issues

Take a seat in the world's first global virtual summit.

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Artificial Intelligence

Amazon Is Working on Alexa-Powered Smart Glasses Plus a Home Security System

The smart glasses will resemble a typical pair.