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Robots and Machines

Honda’s Releasing Hydrogen-Powered, Hybrid, and Electric Cars

More options, less excuses.

Future Society

The Difference Between a Hydrogen Bomb and an Atom Bomb

Off-World

Scientists Find Evidence of a Recent Nearby Supernova, And Its Remnants Are Hitting Earth

But we only get hit by roughly one nucleus a year.

Science & Energy

Scientists Can Now Identify Individuals Based on Brain Waves—And It’s 100% Accurate

Brainprints could one day replace fingerprints.

Science & Energy

New Method Can Detect Cancerous Mutations in Individual Cells

Monovar is a novel technique that uses only individual cancer cells in detection, and has possible applications beyond cancer detection.

Physics

Want to Know What Happens When Particles Collide? Download 300 TB of Free Data from the LHC and Find Out

Roughly 300 terabytes of data. Over 250 trillion particle collisions.

Self-Driving Vehicles

China Reveals Autonomous, All-Electric, Voice Controlled Car

A homegrown Chinese company has unveiled a fully automated electric vehicle, one-upping efforts from the likes of Tesla.

Computers

D-Wave Computers May be the “Revolutionary Quantum Computers” of Tomorrow

Technology powerhouses such as Google, NASA, and Lockheed Martin are doubling down on D-Wave, the only commercial supplier of quantum computers

NASA

NASA is Building a Solar Electric Propulsion Engine to Fly to Deep Space

This could be the $67 million spacecraft of the future.

Gene Editing

New CRISPR Gene Editing Method Can Edit Single Letters of DNA

We just moved one step closer to editing human genes with ease.

Off-World

Nearby Star System May Host an Earth-Like Planet

New findings suggest that a possible Earth-like planet may be hiding in our neck of the woods.

Science & Energy

Scientists Use Nanoparticles to Create a ‘Universal Treatment’ for Allergies

Scientists say that they have found a way to prevent allergic reactions.

Science & Energy

First Successful Gene Therapy Against Human Aging? It May Be So

Patient Zero: We may have had the first successful reversal of aging.

Energy

Uranium From Seawater Could Keep Our Lights On for 13,000 Years

This may be a solution to the world's energy needs.

Future Society

Hate Grocery Shopping? Now You Can Automate It

You no longer need to look to find a bargain.

Robots and Machines

Firefighter Helmets Now Have Built In Thermal Imaging

This is the first major upgrade to this technology in decades.

Virtual Reality

There’s A New Magic Leap Augmented Reality Video, And It’s Simply Marvelous

Your surroundings will be turned into a living digital environment.

Science & Energy

This Super-Elastic Polymer Could Lead to Artificial Skin and Muscle

This new polymer possesses impressive characteristics suitable for use as artificial skin.

Science & Energy

Building Circuits Without Touching Them: Watch Carbon Nanotubes Self-Assemble

This opens up all sorts of possibilities in biomedical engineering and many other industries.

Off-World

Our Solar System May Have Had Super-Earths, But the Sun Ate Them

Our Sun may have cannibalized some of its children