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NASA

NASA Launches a Balloon to Orbit the Earth and Study Space

This new space balloon may break NASA flight duration records.

Exobiology

Searching for Life: NASA Evidence Shows Europa is Far More Earth-Like Than Thought

Europa's oceans may be much more similar to Earth’s than previously believed.

Science & Energy

FDA Approves Drug That Uses the Body’s Immune System to Combat Bladder Cancer

The new medicine uses the body's own immune system to attack tumors.

Science & Energy

New Insulin Pill Can Significantly Lower Blood Glucose for Type 2 Diabetes Patients

Insulin injections might soon be a thing of the past.

Off-World

What’s the Biggest Star in the Universe? Depends on Your Definition of “Big”

If they were at the center of our solar system, these stars would swallow all the planets out to Jupiter.

Drones

Amputee Gamer Gets A Bionic Arm With an Interactive Screen, Charger, and Drone

And the technology was inspired by Big Boss Metal Gear Solid.

Exobiology

Scientists: We Most Likely Won’t Ever Be Able to Communicate With Extraterrestrials

A new paper outlines the ways in which an alien society may understand astronomy, and not understand us.

Computing

Navy to Shell Out $11 Million on D-Wave Quantum Computer

The Navy riding the waves of D-Wave quantum computing technology.

Artificial Intelligence

Nobel-Winning Physics Experiment Recreated by AI…In One Hour

A team from Australia has developed AI that can automate a Nobel-winning experiment in Bose-Einstein condensates.

Universal Basic Income

Here’s Why Finland Is Able to Implement A Basic Income Experiment

Finally, it's time for evidence-based experimentation.

Science & Energy

Awarding Virtual Badges Encourages Scientists to Share Data Behind Research

Badges aren't just for Boy Scouts anymore.

Off-World

Alien Oceanography: Cassini Reveals a Primordial Ocean of Organics on Titan

Titan is a rich sludge of organics.

Self-Driving Vehicles

Otto is Turning Trucks into Self-Driving Giants

If you see a truck without a driver, it's not necessarily a Transformer.

Virtual Reality

To Infinity And Beyond: Disney Launched A Free Virtual Reality App

The media giant has become bigger than ever and is now exploring a new side of entertainment: Virtual reality.

Energy

This Lithium-Air Battery Has 5 Times the Energy Density of Conventional Lithium-Ion Batteries

3D Printing

A Host of Soon-to-be-Expired Patents are Set to Revolutionize 3D Printing

A slew of expiring 3D printing patents will bring printer costs down and quality up.

Science & Energy

Stanford Engineers Create an at Home Urine Test to Detect Disease

While dipsticks have been around for awhile, they still aren't really known for giving the best results for a urine test.

Robots and Machines

Jet Capsule: A Floating UFO Designed For Oceanic Off-Grid Living

It's not a flying object, it's a floating object, and it's intended for living on a floating house.

Artificial Intelligence

Now You Can Get Your Kentucky Fried Chicken With a Side of Artificial Intelligence

Charge your cell phone wirelessly while you tell a robot your order. It's a dream come true.

Drones

Meet the SeaDrone: The Affordable Underwater Robot

Researchers are taking airborne drone technologies into the deep.