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47 of the World’s Poorest Countries Pledge to Generate Energy With 100% Renewables
Energy

47 of the World’s Poorest Countries Pledge to Generate Energy With 100% Renewables

These nations have called for unity from all countries to fight climate change.

Kawasaki is Going Full Knightrider With Their New AI Motorcycle
Artificial Intelligence

Kawasaki is Going Full Knightrider With Their New AI Motorcycle

The motorcycle of the future may be rather emotional.

Mind Control: New  System Allows Pilots to Fly Planes Using Their Brainwaves
Brain

Mind Control: New System Allows Pilots to Fly Planes Using Their Brainwaves

Using your mind to fly is now not just reserved for Jean Grey.

New Nanotech Could Allow Phones to Fully Charge in Seconds
Nanotech

New Nanotech Could Allow Phones to Fully Charge in Seconds

...and not have to charge it again for a week.

Adidas Unveils a Shoe That Can Be Dissolved in Your Sink
Robots and Machines

Adidas Unveils a Shoe That Can Be Dissolved in Your Sink

Adidas is looking to marry performance with sustainability.

Island in the Sun: Tesla is Powering an Entire Island With Solar Energy
Solar Power

Island in the Sun: Tesla is Powering an Entire Island With Solar Energy

It's the most advanced microgrid ever developed.

The Future of High-Speed Travel: A New Kind of Hyperloop Pod Was Just Unveiled
Hyperloop

The Future of High-Speed Travel: A New Kind of Hyperloop Pod Was Just Unveiled

Safety first: perfecting the brakes before hyperspeed.

Understanding Dark Matter: Astronomers Found a New Object Orbiting the Milky Way
Dark Matter

Understanding Dark Matter: Astronomers Found a New Object Orbiting the Milky Way

And it could be the key to a deeper understanding of dark matter.

Thanks to Humanity, Another Important Ecosystem Could Soon Be Destroyed
Climate Change

Thanks to Humanity, Another Important Ecosystem Could Soon Be Destroyed

Fish moving into warmed waters are wiping out important ecosystems.

Future Life: For the First Time Ever, Living Cells Made Silicon-Carbon Bonds
Robots and Machines

Future Life: For the First Time Ever, Living Cells Made Silicon-Carbon Bonds

It turns out, silicon-based life is feasible.

Another Nation Has Developed a National Currency That’s Entirely Digital
Blockchain

Another Nation Has Developed a National Currency That’s Entirely Digital

West Africa is starting its own digital revolution.

Tesla’s Enhanced Autopilot Update Will Roll Out Before 2017
Tesla

Tesla’s Enhanced Autopilot Update Will Roll Out Before 2017

This new hardware have twice the range of Tesla's "Hardware 1" counterparts.

Google’s AI Can Now Translate Between Languages It Wasn’t Taught to Translate Between
Google

Google’s AI Can Now Translate Between Languages It Wasn’t Taught to Translate Between

Remarkably, even the researchers aren't 100 percent certain how it works.

Plan to Colonize Mars? A One-Second Sensor Failure Doomed The ESA’s Mars Lander
Mars

Plan to Colonize Mars? A One-Second Sensor Failure Doomed The ESA’s Mars Lander

A tiny, one second error would send manned space crews hurtling to their deaths.

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Nuclear Fusion

New, Groundbreaking Revelation Brings Us Closer to Nuclear Fusion

We're one step closer to a world with limitless energy.

#3d bioprinting #medical #biofabrication
3D Printing

Synthetic Future: Revolutionary Center Will 3D-Print Human Tissues and Organs

Move over, Westworld. You're not the only place that prints human skin.

Graphene’s Infusion in Textiles is the Future of Wearable Electronics
Graphene

Graphene’s Infusion in Textiles is the Future of Wearable Electronics

Combining materials science and fashion of the future.

New Basic Income Project Set to Launch in January
Universal Basic Income

New Basic Income Project Set to Launch in January

The idea is gaining traction across the globe.

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Science & Energy

Pausing Life: Mouse Embryos Placed in Suspended Animation Can Survive for Weeks

We may be looking at more than just delaying pregnancies.

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Mars

Scientists Uncover New Evidence for Life on Ancient Mars

Perhaps microbial life was building on Mars long before we were on this planet.