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Mars

NASA Estimates SpaceX 2018 Mars Mission Will Cost Only $300 Million

Not a such a bad price tag to go to Mars.

Off-World

Researchers Saw the Same Star Go Supernova…Twice!

Imagine if Double Rainbow Guy saw this!

3D Printing

A Futuristic Mars Colony Is Being 3D-Printed In The Mojave Desert

If we want to colonize the Red Planet, our houses will need to be able to keep us alive.

Science & Energy

Google is Developing ‘Bioelectronic Medicines’ to Try And Cure Chronic Illnesses

Their first target? Diabetes.

Artificial Intelligence

New Tech Can Track What You Do Inside Your Car…For Your Own Good

Soon, your car might be able to recognize what you are doing (and what you are holding).

Science & Energy

Scientists Identify 15 Genes Related to Depression, Thanks to Crowdsourced Genetic Study

The internet: home of cat videos and...crowdsourcing genetic studies?

Artificial Intelligence

A New “Smart Onesie” Helps Babies With Cerebral Palsy Develop Motor Skills

This tech is giving new hope to children with cerebral palsy.

Prosthetics and Devices

Study: Most Americans Are Scared of Bio-Enhancements

Brain chips, gene editing, and synthetic blood, oh my!

Robots and Machines

China Just Tested Their Elevated Bus That Cars Can Drive Under

This could be a cost-effective way to solve traffic congestion in major Chinese cities.

Moon

Moon Express: The US Government Just Gave A Private Company Permission To Land on the Moon

Pack your bags America. We're going to the moon!

Prosthetics and Devices

Olympic Doping: Authorities Worried Gene-Therapy May Be the New Drug of Choice at Rio

Forget steroids. Gene therapy may be what gives athletes that new edge.

Tesla

Tesla’s Autopilot Just Saved A Driver’s Life

A timely counter-example for the vexed technology.

Quantum Physics

The First Reprogrammable Quantum Computer Has Been Created

One step closer to the Schrodinger's Cat of computers.

Future Society

Hyperloop One is Taking Their Futuristic, High Speed Transport Underwater

Hyperloop's innovation in transportation offers a promising solution for cargo, commerce, and trade.

Science & Energy

Hologram First: Scientist Create Color Holograms Using Nanoblocks

Holograms will become more colorful with this new technique.

Robots and Machines

Scientists Develop Self-Destructing Batteries That Dissolve in Water

Prevent your spy devices from falling into your enemy's hands.

Off-World

The Sun Just Killed the Fastest-Moving Object in the Solar System

Didn't we learn anything from the story of Icarus?

Science & Energy

Earth Overshoot Day: August 8th Proved Our Planet Is Hurting Badly

At the rate we're going, we'll be needing two Earths by the 2030s.

Science & Energy

Scientists Have Pinpointed the Gene Responsible for Down Syndrome

A definite step forward, but not the finish line.

NASA

Here Are The 6 Deep-Space Prototypes NASA Selected For our Future In Space

NASA's looking for more than just a space hotel.