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Science & Energy

New Research Shows Protein Injections Can Reverse and Block Alzheimer’s in Mice

It reversed memory loss in just a week.

Moon

Triton: The Strangest Moon in Our Solar System

It may not have been born in this Solar System.

Virtual Reality

Enter Virtual Reality From Your Phone With Huawei VR

You might've heard of Google Cardboard, Oculus Rift, or Samsung's Gear VR, but here's something new: Huawei VR.

Off-World

Watch A Star Inflate A Giant Gas Bubble Across the Cosmos

This image reveals how a massive star created the Bubble Nebula.

Virtual Reality

President Obama Enters Virtual Reality

And he’s calling it a “brave new world.”

NASA

NASA Captures Clearest Image Ever of Mysterious X-Shaped Nebula

Hubble has captured the clearest image of the Red Rectangle Nebula, and it shows a dying star.

3D Printing

GE Tests World’s Largest Jet Engine—And It’s Made of 3D Printed Parts

This giant engine, the largest in the world, uses 3D-printed nozzles, and generates enough thrust to give space shuttle engines a run for their money.

Moon

Hubble Just Discovered A New Moon Hiding In Our Solar System

Makemake has a moon!

Bitcoin

Digital Currencies Like Bitcoin Are Now Legal Tender in Japan

The digital currency world is moving forward.

Black Holes

A Monster Black Hole is Forming From 3 Colliding Galaxies

It's nearly four billion times the mass of our own Sun.

Google

Google’s Future Delivery Drone Might Just Talk to You

Soon, drones might be doing more than just delivering packages. They may be talking to us.

Off-World

Newly Discovered, Tailless Comet Could Shed Light On the Birth of Our Solar System

It's the first-ever tailless comet, and it takes 860 years to complete a trip around the Sun

Quantum Physics

Quantum Hydrogen: Isotope of Hydrogen Pressed To Achieve Exotic State

Scientists discovered yet another quantum state of hydrogen.

Prosthetics and Devices

New Tritanium Spinal Implant Fully Integrates With the Human Body

The 3D printed implants are porous like human bone, making it possible for the natural bone to grow into them.

Science & Energy

Reverse Photosynthesis Turns Plants Into Biofuels and Plastics

Meet reverse photosynthesis. It's a discovery that can directly benefit society in many ways.

Black Holes

Defying the Limits: Two Black Holes Eject Winds at a Quarter the Speed of Light

The Universe never fails to surprise us.

Robots and Machines

Invisible Fingerprint Sensors Can be Embedded Under Any Part of A Screen

Expect to see these newer, better fingerprint sensors coming soon to a smartphone near you.

Science & Energy

Antiobesity Drugs In Nanoparticles Target Fat Cells Like Missiles

Scientists are using nanoparticles to deliver antiobesity drugs with zero side effects.

Evolution

Multicellular Life Was Caused By The Same Gene That Suppresses Cancer

A defect in this gene is consistent in cancer patients.

Science & Energy

This Vitamin Could Lead To A More Natural Stem Cell Therapy

A certain vitamin was found to be capable of "revitalizing" stem cells in older mice.