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The Future of Humanity: Superpowers Are Within Our Reach
Prosthetics and Devices

The Future of Humanity: Superpowers Are Within Our Reach

We stand at an unprecedented juncture in our history. It’s not a question of if we’ll develop superpowers; it's a question of when.

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Virtual Reality

Augmented War: New Combat Helmets Are Equipped With Microsoft’s HoloLens

Helmets provide 360-degree visibility without exposing soldiers to risk.

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Science & Energy

Is Aging a Disease? One Medical Expert Thinks So

This doctor thinks we should find ways to treat and prevent aging.

Science Fiction meets Science Fact: A Real Life Iron Man Suit
Robots and Machines

Science Fiction meets Science Fact: A Real Life Iron Man Suit

This Quarter-Sized, Self-Powered Drone Is the Smallest in the World
Drones

This Quarter-Sized, Self-Powered Drone Is the Smallest in the World

This flying microbot could fit in your pocket.

3D Printing

A Digital Life: Biologists Are 3D Scanning All Life on Our Planet

The project will stand as a both a catalog and a call to action.

Worried About Virtual Reality Motion Sickness? vMocion Has Your Back
Virtual Reality

Worried About Virtual Reality Motion Sickness? vMocion Has Your Back

Mayo Clinic might have discovered the cure to virtual reality motion sickness.

Elon Musk: An AI Attack on the Internet is “Only a Matter of Time”
Artificial Intelligence

Elon Musk: An AI Attack on the Internet is “Only a Matter of Time”

Cybersecurity could be an AI vs AI war

Ford’s Unveiles A Tiny Stand On Car That You Can Carry With You
Robots and Machines

Ford’s Unveiles A Tiny Stand On Car That You Can Carry With You

More than just a hoverboard, it can even function as a personal porter.

30 Million Barrels of Oil per Year Could Be Created From the United States’ Sewage
Energy

30 Million Barrels of Oil per Year Could Be Created From the United States’ Sewage

Your waste could help power the world.

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Internet Of Things

This Is How Quickly the IoT Can Be Hacked

Reporter's experiment shows how fast hackers can find an unsecured device.

There’s A Rogue Black Hole Streaking Through the Universe
Black Holes

There’s A Rogue Black Hole Streaking Through the Universe

There might be more of these naked black holes out there that researchers haven't been able to see before.

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Nanotech

New Apple Patent Shows a Bendable iPhone Using Carbon Nanotubes

In the future, you could fold your iPhone in half without cracking the screen.

Pro Tip: Switch to 50% Clean Energy For Free with Arcadia Power
Energy

Pro Tip: Switch to 50% Clean Energy For Free with Arcadia Power

Seriously. For free.

Nanotech

Scientists Use Nanotechnology to Make Plants Capable of Detecting Landmines

That's right, scientists made "bomb sniffing spinach" a thing.

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Biology

Scientists May Have Found Protein That Could Help Unlock Spinal Regeneration in Humans

A common pet store fish could be key to advancing human regeneration science.

Migraines Linked to Permanent Changes in Brain Structure
Science & Energy

Migraines Linked to Permanent Changes in Brain Structure

Evidence of the debilitating headaches remains in our brains.

$10 Million Is Being Invested to Examine the Ethics of AI
Ethics

$10 Million Is Being Invested to Examine the Ethics of AI

A new center at Carnegie Mellon will research the role of AI in society.

Space elevator
Off-World

Space Elevators: From Science Fiction to Reality

These massive elevators could provide an alternative to wasteful chemical rockets.

The Hyperloop Could Make Even More Massive Megacities
Hyperloop

The Hyperloop Could Make Even More Massive Megacities

Travel from Sydney and Melbourne in under an hour.