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Energy Stored in Electric Vehicles Can Power Entire Buildings
Researchers found a way to tap into stored energy in parked EVs to power buildings without hurting the EV's battery life.
A New “Solar Paint” Lets You Transform Your Entire House Into a Source of Clean Energy
It can generate clean energy from both sunlight and moisture.
Scientists Complete First Successful “Surgery” on a Nanoparticle
The technique will significantly advance the field of nanochemistry.
Elon Musk: The Next Generation Tesla Roadster May Achieve 60 MPH in Under 2 Seconds
"Would, of course, only count if capable of doing so right off the production line with street legal tires."
Neil deGrasse Tyson: Self-Driving Cars Will Save Lives
Even NDT thinks your car should drive itself.
Life-Saving Drones Can Beat Ambulances to Heart Attack Victims
These flying automatons are 4x faster than an ambulance.
Meet the Eyeborg: The Filmmaker With a Video Camera In His Right Eye Socket
This "Eyeborg" is just the beginning of human augmentation.
Scientists Hypothesize That Space Travel Caused This Worm To Grow Two Heads
Could space travel give humans the ability to regenerate?
The First Space-Based ‘Nation’, Asgardia, Plans to Illegally Store Data Off-Planet
Their plans are out of this world.
NASA is Making Glowing Rainbow Clouds Tonight — Here’s How to Watch
Not only does it look cool, it’s a way for the space agency to study how particles move around the ionosphere.
The Largest Virtual Universe Ever Created Was Just Simulated in a Supercomputer
Could this help us to better understand the physics of our Universe?
The World’s First “Space Nation” Will Attempt a Launch This Summer
Its 205,563 would-be citizens are already working on ratifying their constitution and forming a government.
A New Startup is Commercializing the Fertility Treatment Behind “3 Parent” Babies
Darwin Life, plans to offer the “infertility cure” to women ages 42 to 47, including those outside the U.S. where the procedure remains illegal.
DeepMind Asks: How Much Can Humans Teach AI?
Human feedback not only helps AI learn more effectively, but the method provides improved technical safety and control.
With Three Years to Prepare, Even This AI Couldn’t Ace China’s Difficult Math Exam
AI-Maths is going to have to do some more cramming to get its test scores up.
U.S. Senators Reveal the Six Principles They’ll Use to Regulate Self-Driving Vehicles
Autonomous cars are poised to make our roads safer — if they can ever get permission to be on our roads, that is.
Doctors Are Now Fighting Depression by Targeting the Brain’s Wiring, Not Its Chemical Balance
This new approach could improve the lives of more than 15 million people.
Researchers Say Big Energy Companies Must Invest Heavily in Renewables by 2035
Big oil and gas companies need a new approach if they want to stay in business.
Color-Changing Tattoos Could Help Millions Monitor Their Health in Real-Time
Are health-monitoring tattoos the next evolution of wearables?