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NASA

NASA Scientist Claims Space Mining is Possible With Today’s Tech

Ironically, it seems that human disbelief is the only hindrance to the goal.

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Computing

Welcome to the Era of the Computer-Generated Human

Can you tell who's real and who's not?

Bigger is Better: Jeff Bezos Just Unveiled His New Rocket, And It’s Mammoth
Off-World

Bigger is Better: Jeff Bezos Just Unveiled His New Rocket, And It’s Mammoth

It's huge. And it could take us to space as never before.

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Artificial Intelligence

Work in the World of Tomorrow: AI to Replace 7% of Jobs by 2025

"By 2021, a disruptive tidal wave will begin."

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Electric Vehicles

350 Miles: New Electric Bus Can Travel A Whole Day On A Single Charge

Taking the bus is getting a little greener

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Physics

Loopholes in the Laws of Physics: Can Time Crystals Actually Exist?

Sometimes three dimensions just aren't enough.

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Artificial Intelligence

The Key to Understanding AI May be Buried in the Laws of Physics

Physicists explain what has mathematicians stumped.

New Remarkably Thin Material Charges Gadgets Using Sunlight
Science & Energy

New Remarkably Thin Material Charges Gadgets Using Sunlight

Flaunt your style and charge your wearables at the same time.

Just Add Sperm: Breakthrough Could Let Us Make Babies Without an Egg
Science & Energy

Just Add Sperm: Breakthrough Could Let Us Make Babies Without an Egg

The future may be a world where male couples can create an embryo.

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Energy

Say “Hello” to the World’s First Large-Scale Tidal Power Farm

The MeyGen tidal stream project is a major win for renewable energy advocates.

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Black Holes

Black Hole Birth May Have Been Glimpsed for the Very First Time

A dead star is born, and it's awesome.

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Science & Energy

The War on Parkinson’s: Stem Cells Successfully Injected into Patient’s Brain

A glimmer of hope for Parkinson's research.

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Climate Change

Surprise! Last Month Was The Hottest Ever Recorded (again)

It's getting hot in here.

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Off-World

Gaia Mission Produces Stunning 1-Billion Star Map of the Milky Way

Gaia will keep stargazers busy for years to come.

Cutting Out Cancer: CRISPR Gene Editing Could Make Cancer Mutations Inactive
Cancer

Cutting Out Cancer: CRISPR Gene Editing Could Make Cancer Mutations Inactive

This cutting-edge genetic scissor can splice out driver mutations.

Here’s What We Need to do If We Want to Colonize the Milky Way
Off-World

Here’s What We Need to do If We Want to Colonize the Milky Way

Here's a quick guide to all you would-be explorers out there — and it's not as easy as you might think.

With the Skinterface Suit, Now You Can “Feel” Virtual Reality
Virtual Reality

With the Skinterface Suit, Now You Can “Feel” Virtual Reality

With this high-tech suit equipped with vibrating nodes, you can feel the virtual world.

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Science & Energy

Cold Plasma Can Help Treat Non-Healing Wounds and Trigger Cellular Regeneration

Chilly treatment could be just what the doctor ordered.

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Mars

Mars’ Wet Era Was Longer and Wetter Than We Thought (by About a Billion Years)

The chances of life on ancient Mars just got better.

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Space

Picture Frame Seems to Slow Down Time with Sensory Illusions

Its a beautiful combination of art and science.