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Climate Change

New Carbon Capture Method Turns CO2 into Solid Rocks

How can we help fix our CO2 problem? Simple. Just make it into rocks.

Energy

A Quarter Of The World’s Power Now Comes From Renewables

Solar Power

Largest Concentrated Solar Power Plant to Be Built in Dubai, Will Be Operational by 2020

Energy

New “Bionic Leaf” Is More Efficient Than Photosynthesis

Energy

Chile’s Getting The World’s First Subway Powered Mostly By The Sun

Science & Energy

Adidas is Releasing Limited Edition Shoes Made from Plastic Ocean Waste

Drones

Not-So-Friendly Skies: China Conducts Drone Strikes via Satellite

They just conducted drone strikes from 1,000 km away.

Evolution

Future Civilizations Won’t Be Able to Understand How the Universe Started and Evolved

The evidence of the Big Bang is fading, and eventually, it will be all but invisible.

Physics

Physicists Just Entangled 10 Photon Pairs And Set A New World Record

This should let scientists conclusively prove that quantum computers really can do things traditional computers can't.

Off-World

Engineers Created Tiny, Hovering Reusable Rockets

Robots and Machines

Check Out This Bendable Phone That You Can Wrap Around Your Wrist

Artificial Intelligence

WATCH – Sunspring, A Film Written Entirely By An AI

Quantum Physics

Google’s New Universal Quantum Computer: One Step Closer to Quantum Supremacy

The key to a universal quantum computer may lie in combining the digital and analog worlds.

Physics

Physicists Say They’ve Figured out How Spacecraft Could Make It Through a Wormhole

Well, it seems that black holes might not be dead-ends after all.

Future Society

China’s Planning A Massive Sea Lab 10,000 Feet Underwater

It's like a space station...but under the sea.

Artificial Intelligence

The New SuperTrike Comes With a Twist—Smart Tilting

When you need "someone to lean on."

Biology

This 25-Year-Old Lived for More Than a Year Without a Heart

We've heard of people wearing their heart on their sleeve, but this man carried his around in a backpack (literally).

Science & Energy

Physicists Confirm There’s a Second Layer of Information Hidden in Our DNA

Computer simulations by physicists confirm the presence of a second layer of information in DNA.

Off-World

Luxembourg Establishes €220 Million Fund for Space Mining

A tiny nation making a big bet.

Virtual Reality

Virtual Reality’s Expensive, But Is Google Cardboard Really The Best Alternative?

Let's be honest, virtual reality isn't cheap; however, you can afford to both eat and enter VR.