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Nuclear Fusion

Diamond Batteries Made of Nuclear Waste Can Generate Power For Thousands of Years

This self-powered battery is made from radioactive waste.

Physics

A New Quantum Age: Scientists Now Have a Reliable Way to Create Single Photons

This is key to better quantum experiments.

Robots and Machines

The Internet of the Future Could Be Brought to You By Light Bulbs

Li-Fi would have many advantages, including offering more security than traditional Wi-Fi.

Off-World

Meet Sedna: The Other “Red Planet”

This mysterious world looks like a planet but behaves like a comet.

From Quarks to Quasars

The Heliosphere & Our Solar System’s ‘Tail’

From Quarks to Quasars

Your Next Phone May be able to See Under Your Skin

Off-World

Colonizing Space: Could We Reproduce in Zero Gravity?

Looking at plant reproduction and marine biology might give us some answers (seriously).

From Quarks to Quasars

Astronomy Photo of the Day: 10/19/15 — The Heart of M94

Moon

Ganymede: Meet the Largest Moon in our Solar System

Could microbes thrive in its oceans?

From Quarks to Quasars

The Quest for Earth 2.0: Most Earth-Like Worlds Have Yet to be Born

From Quarks to Quasars

Astronaut Captures First Ever Image of ‘Blue Jet’ from Space

From Quarks to Quasars

Meet the Solar System’s Mysterious Centaurs

Off-World

Voyager 1 Takes Our First Steps To the Stars. Or Has It?

From Quarks to Quasars

New Visualization Shows Incredible Variety of Extraterrestrial Worlds

From Quarks to Quasars

Newfound Radio Galaxy is the Largest Known, And It’s Dying

From Quarks to Quasars

No, Science Does Not Say That Religious Children Are More Likely to be ‘Immoral”

From Quarks to Quasars

Astronomy Photo of the Day: 11/10/15 — CARMA-7

From Quarks to Quasars

Stunning Images Chart Shapeshifting Nature of Venus’ Polar Vortex

Future Society

Sweden is Slowly Becoming a Cashless Society

We're starting to see more of a shift from "cha-ching" to "bleep-bloop."

Artificial Intelligence

Bayesian Program Learning: Computers Make a Leap Forward