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Hydrogen Cyanide on Saturn’s Moon Could Change our Understanding of Life in Space as We Know It
This may change our views on what guides the fundamental nature of hosting life.
The Antarctic Ice Sheet Is Breaking Apart From the Inside, Adding to Rising Sea Levels
"We may see significant collapse of West Antarctica in our lifetimes."
Bulgaria Amends Law to Require Open Source Governmental Software
Bulgaria is paving the way. Will other countries follow suit?
Artificial Human Heart May Just Be Possible Thanks to This Silicon Stingray
This is a breakthrough worth watching over the next years to come.
Scientists Are Mutating Rat Genes To Turn Them Into ‘Super Sniffers’
Mutated rodents can have the ability to sniff out drugs and explosives.
New Smart Glasses Will Allow You To Control Computers With Just Your Eyes
Say hello to a hands-free world, with technology moving as fast as you think.
Mind-Controlled Prosthetic Arm Is World’s Most Advanced Bionic Arm
The force is strong with this one.
Military Using Augmented and Virtual Reality to Train Medics
The program will train medical personnel on how to respond to emergencies from the back of a helicopter.
New Tesla-Like Charging System Can Juice up an Electric Bus in Just 10 Minutes
If you're a developer, you can even play around with the company's patent-free system.
Hubble Just Got a Look at the Crab Nebula’s ‘Beating Heart’
The inner region sends out clock-like pulses of radiation and waves of charged particles embedded in magnetic fields.
Astronomers Discover a New Dwarf Planet in Our Solar System
The tiny planet is the 18th largest object located in the Kuiper Belt.
MIT’s Riffle Anonymity Network is Said to Best Tor in Securing Privacy
Transacting anonymously has never been this secure.
Uber Is Now Offering Helicopter Rides in Brazil
Dodge traffic by taking the UberCopter.
A New 512GB SSD Solution Fit into a Card Smaller Than a US Postage Stamp
This is going to change the specs on laptops and tablets.
First Hybrid Motor With Minimal Amounts of Heavy Rare Earth Metals Revealed
Honda is one step closer to their promise of producing hybrid motors completely free of rare heavy metals.
Researchers Design Programmable RNA Vaccines
Hopefully, one day, it will work in humans too.
The Historical $100 Prize Has Been Awarded for a Solution That Would Take 10 Billion Years to Read
It's a good thing supercomputers exist.