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Scientists Still Can’t Find the Volcano Whose Massive Eruption Caused a Mini Ice Age
The eruption brought on night during the day and city-flooding rains.

The Laser-Shooting Mosquito Zapper We’re Still Waiting For
If it's ever finished, its cost may still put it out of reach for those who need it most.

Making A Better Brain: Scientists Just Discovered a New Kind of Brain Cell
The discovery paves the way for brain-computer interfaces.

DARPA is Working on Enhancing Human Senses with Computers
DARPA wants to boost the brain's ability to see the world.

A New Gene Editing Breakthrough Could Allow Us to Transplant Pig Organs Into Humans
Interspecies transplants are closer than ever before.

Chicago Announces Plans to Power Its Buildings With 100% Renewable Energy by 2025
They could soon be the largest city in the country to go 100% fossil fuel free.

Another U.S. City Has Pledged to Transition Completely to Renewables by 2050
This sunny metropolis is committed to clean energy.

Ikea Launches Solar Panels and Home Battery Packs in the UK
Users could save up to 50 percent on the electric costs.

GM Launches New Ride-Sharing App to Further Test Its Autonomous Cars
It's only for company employees right now, but it won't be long before the public gets its turn.

The FDA Has Reservations About Impossible Foods’ Meatless Burger
FDA investigates Impossible Burger’s secret ingredient for unsafe allergens.

Google’s Parent Company Will Soon Compete With Tesla for Energy Storage Solutions
The key to their clean energy technology? Molten salt.

Tesla Confirms an Autopilot Hardware Update for All New Vehicles
HW 2.5 puts us one step closer to fully autonomous cars.

A Researcher Wants to Test the Effects of Microdosing on Cognitive Ability and Productivity
Does it really increase creativity?

This Dark Energy Discovery Could Rewrite Physics
The amount of dark matter in the universe seems to be decreasing.

Nissan’s 2018 Leaf Will Cost $5,000 Less Than Tesla’s Model 3
That cheaper price tag will cost you some range.

Six Life-Like Robots That Prove The Future of Human Evolution is Synthetic
They have skin. They have eyes. But they are not made of flesh and bone.

Expert Argues That Gene Editing Will Widen Economic Class Gap
Genetic engineering can treat rare diseases, but could also give wealthy children a biological advantage.