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Tesla

Tesla Planning Major Expansion of its Charging Network Over the Next Few Months

Musk is addressing one of his main complaints.

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Health & Medicine

New Research Suggests Memory Loss in Alzheimer’s Patients May be Reversible

LED lights may be the answer.

The FCC Is Set To Lower the Standards of Internet Access
FCC

The FCC Is Set To Lower the Standards of Internet Access

The change would qualify mobile data access as sufficient.

New Microscope Technique Reveals Internal Structure of Live Embryos
Health & Medicine

New Microscope Technique Reveals Internal Structure of Live Embryos

This method lets us see the whole picture.

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Hacking

Your Futuristic Car Could Be as Hackable as an Old iPhone

The same chip that rendered the first iPhone vulnerable was just found in multiple new vehicles.

Scientists Just Made a First Ever Observation of Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity
Science & Energy

Scientists Just Made a First Ever Observation of Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity

New analysis of data from ESO’s Very Large Telescope shows subtle relativity effects.

Mazda Announced Plan to Have Autonomous Driving Technology in All of its Cars by 2025
Self-Driving Vehicles

Mazda Announced Plan to Have Autonomous Driving Technology in All of its Cars by 2025

After some hesitancy, the car company is on board with the life-saving tech.

Do Exomoons Exist?
From Quarks to Quasars

Do Exomoons Exist?

Algae: An Ally Against Heavy Metal Pollution
From Quarks to Quasars

Algae: An Ally Against Heavy Metal Pollution

White Holes & Wormholes: How Do They Work?
Science & Energy

White Holes & Wormholes: How Do They Work?

Scientists Still Can’t Find the Volcano Whose Massive Eruption Caused a Mini Ice Age
Science & Energy

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
Robots and Machines

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.

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Science & Energy

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

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
Gene Editing

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
Renewable Energy

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
Energy

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
Solar Power

Ikea Launches Solar Panels and Home Battery Packs in the UK

Users could save up to 50 percent on the electric costs.

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Self-Driving Vehicles

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.

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Food

The FDA Has Reservations About Impossible Foods’ Meatless Burger

FDA investigates Impossible Burger’s secret ingredient for unsafe allergens.