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In Case You Missed It: The FDA Banned Chemicals in Antibacterial Soaps
Science & Energy

Antibacterial soap is polluting our water and creating superbugs.

SpaceX

This is the second failed SpaceX mission in 14 months.

Artificial Intelligence and Cyborgs: What Will Humanity Look Like a Century From Now?
Artificial Intelligence

In 100 years, there's a good chance that humanity may not be very human.

Quark Tees: Science Meets Art
From Quarks to Quasars

Here Comes the Sun: Solar Power Is Offically Reshaping Our Energy Production
Solar Power

See how a little sunshine is being mixed into the power grid

There’s a New Xerox Machine in Town, And It Can 3D Print on Any Object
3D Printing

This printer can print on plastic, metals, ceramics and even glass.

For First Time Ever, Carbon Nanotube Transistors Have Outperformed Silicon
Science & Energy

It has begun.

One Year Later: Firefighter Describes Life After World’s Most Extensive Transplant
Science & Energy

A year after the most complicated face transplant was performed, here's how Patrick Hardison is doing.

Future Society

The crack team of engineers returns to TV for a new series that will investigate "weird and wonderful events from pop culture, science and history."

NASA’s Juno Releases Incredible First-Ever Images of Jupiter’s North Pole
NASA

Don't expect Santa or any reindeer.

Philae Found! Lost Lander Finally Spotted on Comet’s Surface
Off-World

Providing some much needed closure for the mission team.

How Big is the Moon? The Moon Compared to the United States
From Quarks to Quasars

Why is the Solar System Flat?
From Quarks to Quasars

Domino’s Drone is Delivering Pizza Pie From the Sky
Drones

This heavenly pizza just got more heavenly.

1000 Wind Turbines: Iowa Announces Plan To Go Totally Renewable
Wind

This brings MidAmerican closer to their vision of 100% pure renewable energy.

See The Eerie Sci-Fi Movie Trailer Made By IBM’s Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence

Kind of ironic, huh?

Robots and Machines

Around 96% of infrared (aka heat) can get through the material.

The Fight Against Aging: New Drug Reduces Toxic Proteins Linked to Alzheimer’s
Science & Energy

It will be some time yet, but a treatment for Alzheimer’s is making significant headway.

Magnetic Bacteria Could be Key in Targeting (and Destroying) Tumors
Science & Energy

Hurrah for magnets!

Energy

All in the name of unlimited, green, renewable energy forever.