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There’s a New Kind of Smart Car: An Electric Go-Kart for Kids With GPS, WiFi, And More
Robots and Machines

The next big form of transportation is (apparently) an electric go-kart...for kids.

Scientists Just Used Sound Waves to Make Gauntlets of Levitation
Robots and Machines

Thanks to GauntLev, you can now levitate objects.

NASA (finally) Successfully Inflates Space Habitat
NASA

After failed first test, the team on the ISS finally got the space habitat inflated.

This Genetically-Engineered Bacteria Can Inhale CO2 and Produce Energy
Energy

This new discovery could be the key to preserving our fossil fuels.

Climate Change: It’s Real And We’re Responsible
Climate Change

Earth has a problem. And to be frank, the problem is us.

SpaceX’s Flawless Falcon 9 Landing Will Make You Appreciate Rocket Science As Never Before
Falcon

An up-close view of SpaceX's latest landing.

So. Why Did SpaceX Land a Rocket on a Barge?
SpaceX

Sure, land a rocket back on Earth. But why do it on a barge?

NASA’s Next-Gen Mars Rover is Being Built in Virtual Reality
Virtual Reality

The tool that NASA is using to build the next Mars Rover? The HoloLens.

Standard Model: An Overview of Particle Physics
Physics

Intimidated by physics? We're here to help.

Your First Look At What It Would Be Like to Ride the Hyperloop Pod
Hyperloop

Here's a peek into what the future of transportation could look like.

First Human Head Transplant May Take Place in 2 Years
From Quarks to Quasars

Google is Making an Artificial Intelligence Capable of Human-Level Speech
Google

Soon, we may be talking about life, the universe, and everything with...a chatbot?

These Fully Autonomous Self-Driving Taxis Are Set to Hit The Road in Just 2 Years
Self-Driving Vehicles

The driverless taxi is (almost) here.

A New Uber Competitor Just Raised $16 million in Funding For Complete Autonomous Taxis
Self-Driving Vehicles

The company is using to fund to beat its coming deadline in two years.

New Electronic Material Can Heal Itself, Works Even After It’s Cut In Half
Robots and Machines

Just like a living thing, this material can heal itself after injury.

Even the South Pole Wasn’t Safe From the Asteroid that Killed the Dinosaurs, Study Finds
Science & Energy

A new study finds that even the Poles weren't safe when the huge asteroid hit Earth.

Skyn: The New Wearable That Could Saves Lives By Monitoring Blood Alcohol Level
Future Society

Keep a continuous track of your blood alcohol content with this new wearable biosensor.

EU Announces That All Scientific Articles Should Be Freely Accessible by 2020
Future Society

Free knowledge for all. This is utterly revolutionary.

1 in 4 Americans think the Sun Orbits the Earth? The Real Problem with Education in America
From Quarks to Quasars

Airbus Makes World’s First Functional 3D Printed Motorcycle (and it’s €50,000)
3D Printing

This 3D printed motorcycle is smaller, lighter, leaner, and *very* expensive.