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A Graceful Robot: Disney’s “Jimmy The Robot” Moves With Fluid Motion
Artificial Intelligence

A Graceful Robot: Disney’s “Jimmy The Robot” Moves With Fluid Motion

Disney magic now applies to robots as well.

Forget Passwords, This Device Locks Your PC Based On Your Proximity
Future Society

Forget Passwords, This Device Locks Your PC Based On Your Proximity

This keychain knows how close you are to your computer.

Baidu Can Now Test Its Self-Driving Cars In California
Self-Driving Vehicles

Baidu Can Now Test Its Self-Driving Cars In California

Chinese Google is in Google's backyard.

Amtrak’s New High-Speed Trains Can Reach 300 Kph, and Should Arrive in 2021
Robots and Machines

Amtrak’s New High-Speed Trains Can Reach 300 Kph, and Should Arrive in 2021

Get ready for some next-gen high-speed trains.

600,000 Drones Expected By Years End, So There Are Some New FAA Rules to Fly By
Drones

600,000 Drones Expected By Years End, So There Are Some New FAA Rules to Fly By

They could mean an easier application process for commercial pilots.

SpaceX: A Falcon 9 Rocket Just Exploded at Cape Canaveral
Falcon

SpaceX: A Falcon 9 Rocket Just Exploded at Cape Canaveral

Multiple explosions continued for several minutes.

Amazing Video Captures Duck Stampede
Future Society

Amazing Video Captures Duck Stampede

There’s a Startup That’s Building the AI From ‘Her’
Artificial Intelligence

There’s a Startup That’s Building the AI From ‘Her’

Meet Asteria, a pocket-sized AI that could be the future of artificial intelligence.

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Science & Energy

Study Reveals HPV Vaccine Cuts Down Up to 90% Infections

It’s been 10 years since the vaccine was first administered.

The Perks of Science: Research Startup Giving Away 10% of Its Company to Scientists
Future Society

The Perks of Science: Research Startup Giving Away 10% of Its Company to Scientists

And they say there’s no such thing as a free lunch.

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Biology

Regenerative Biology: Scientists Discovered A New Molecule That Regenerates Bone Tissue

A single, naturally occurring molecule could be the key to making bone engineering simple.

Oak Ridge Just Entered Record Books With The Largest 3D-Printed Object in the World
3D Printing

Oak Ridge Just Entered Record Books With The Largest 3D-Printed Object in the World

This item will give Boeing 777x its wings.

Living on the Red Planet: NASA Astronauts Emerge From Year-Long Mars Simulation
Mars

Living on the Red Planet: NASA Astronauts Emerge From Year-Long Mars Simulation

What year is it?

The Kardashev Scale Type 0: Why Earth is a Level Zero Civilization
Science & Energy

The Kardashev Scale Type 0: Why Earth is a Level Zero Civilization

Getting out of the Stone Age isn't easy.

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Virtual Reality

Virtual Travel: Google is Bringing the National Parks to a VR Headset Near You

Bringing the vast beauty of the United States to a much wider audience.

More Than Just Bitcoin: Understanding Blockchain
Bitcoin

More Than Just Bitcoin: Understanding Blockchain

Here's a quick rundown of what blockchain is and why it's so important.

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Off-World

Life Could Exist On “Rogue Planets” That Don’t Have Stars

Even in the darkness, there is life.

A Giant Molecule Has Been Created From Two Atoms
Science & Energy

A Giant Molecule Has Been Created From Two Atoms

The giant molecules could find use in quantum computers in the future.

“Space Train” Concept Could Get Humans to Mars in Two Days, If Only It Would Work
Mars

“Space Train” Concept Could Get Humans to Mars in Two Days, If Only It Would Work

Next stop...never. This train just keeps on moving.

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NASA

Yesterday, NASA’s Juno Spacecraft Soared Over Jupiter In Its First-Ever Flyby

It’s the closest pass Juno will ever make during its mission.