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Mars

We’re Landing on Mars Next Week, and Ready For All Eventualities

The ESA has uploaded final commands to the Schiaparelli spacecraft.

Science & Energy

An Affordable, Futuristic Electric Car Will Finally Hit the Streets in 2017

There are even goals in mind to make them autonomous.

Science & Energy

These New E-Bikes Can Take You 150 Miles On a Single Charge

It may not be as fast, but it could take you twice as far.

Mars

Obama: U.S. “Will Take the Giant Leap to Mars”

Humanity is going to colonize space.

Science & Energy

Scientists Move One Step Closer To Making an Artificial Human Brain

Memristors are key to making them.

Artificial Intelligence

Engineers Just Created the First Untethered, One-Legged Robot

And it hops!

Off-World

Astronauts May Face Long-Term Brain Damage as a Result of Space Travel

Humanity's trip to Mars won't be easy.

Physics

Physicists Created the First-Ever Time Crystals

These could, one day, be used in quantum memory.

Solar Power

First-Of-Its-Kind Farm Uses Seawater and Solar Power to Grow Crops

Aussie farm is turning the desert into a food basket.

Science & Energy

The Age of Vertical Farming Is Officially Upon Us

More and more companies are investing in this new kind of farming.

Robots and Machines

DuoSkin: The Tattoo That Lets You Control Electronics From Your Skin

It's way cheaper than other on-skin touch interfaces.

Science & Energy

Abiogenesis: Life May Have Evolved From Non-Living Matter With Relative Ease

How did evolution move itself forward? It's not as complicated as you might think.

From Quarks to Quasars

Putting Light in a Box: Haroche and His Nobel Prize Winning Idea

Photon manipulation may be the key to a variety of future tech.

From Quarks to Quasars

These Microbots Will Treat Diseases From Inside Your Body

Tiny robots will dramatically change our trips to the doctor's office.

From Quarks to Quasars

The Hunt For Alien Life: Meet the Aquatic Worlds of Our Solar System

Earth is not the only place drenched in precious water.

From Quarks to Quasars

India’s Top Economist Announces His Support For Universal Basic Income

The government would supply between $150 and $225 a year per person.

Prosthetics and Devices

Forever Young? There’s Officially An Anti-Aging Pill For Dogs

Evidence shows it works on dogs, mice, and maybe one day, even humans.

Science & Energy

Scientists Created an Inorganic Double-Helix Structure for the First Time Ever

This could be the key to making robust and flexible electronics.

Chemistry

Nanomachines Score The 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

They created small motors no bigger than a human hair, and even a nanoscale 'car.'

Artificial Intelligence

Robots Have Learned to Pool Their Experience to Acquire Basic Motor Skills

Could a robotic hive mind be the key to smarter bots?