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Physics

This New Equation Could Unite The Two Biggest Theories in Physics

In a new paper, a Stanford theoretical physicist shows that there may be a way to link general relativity and quantum mechanics.

From Quarks to Quasars

Introducing the Singularity (Pt 1/3)

Tesla

Tesla Model S Battery Explodes, Totals Car in Minutes

Tesla is still behind conventional cars in explosion data comparisons.

Robots and Machines

New Lighter, Tougher, and Bendable Concrete Aims to Revolutionize Roads

It sounds like an oxymoron, but its real.

Future Society

China Launches World’s First Quantum-Enabled Satellite

One step for mankind. One giant leap for secure communications.

Self-Driving Vehicles

Ford To Mass-Produce Fully-Autonomous Cars by 2021

The company will add 60 vehicles to its fleet.

Future Society

Upgrade Available: Google’s Cloud Services Updated and Out of Beta

Enterprise users rejoice!

Physics

Physicists Just Confirmed Evidence of A Possible Fifth Fundamental Force

Scientists may have uncovered a subatomic particle that could prove the existence of a fifth force of nature.

Mars

SpaceX is Ready to Test The Rocket That Will Take Humans to Mars

For a long journey, you need a big rocket.

Robots and Machines

MIT Scientists Create Smart Window that Can Shut Out Light

This smart window has energy-saving properties, too.

Science & Energy

Physicists Propose A Way to Make Magnetic Fields That Are Stronger Than Any on Earth

The new method could potentially generate 1,000,000,000 Gauss.

Science & Energy

Researchers in Australia are Growing Cornea Cells to Give the Blind Sight

A breakthrough in corneal treatment could soon solve transplant shortages.

Science & Energy

Medicine Shown to Reverse Alzheimer’s in Mice

Scientists found a way to reverse Alzheimer's symptoms in mice, which could pave the way to a real treatment.

Robots and Machines

This Remarkable Robo-Octopus is Heading to an Ocean Near You

Who knew robots could be soft and squishy?

Future Society

Audi Cars Will Be Able To Tell You Exactly How Long Until A Red Light Turns Green

Vehicles with built-in LTE connection will pull information from the traffic signals.

Science & Energy

Scientists Warn That Many Snail Species Are Nearing Extinction

There are many reasons we should care for our small and slimy friends.

Data Privacy

Wireless Data From A Lightbulb: New Record-Breaking LiFi Method Is 20 Times Faster

Soon, it may be possible to access the internet through your home lighting.

Science & Energy

Physicists Successfully Levitate Large Objects With Sound Waves

Light as a feather, stiff as a board.

Prosthetics and Devices

Sea Anemones Could be the Key to Restoring Hearing Loss

If you often find yourself turning your stereo up to 11, this news is for you.

Science & Energy

Regenerative Medicine: Plasma Being Used To Improve Bone Healing

Plasma may not be the best for TVs anymore, but it may have a better run at growing bones.