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Sony’s Smart Contact Lenses Can Record What You See
Prosthetics and Devices

These are tiny cameras that record and store whatever you see, and even play it back before your very eyes.

Here’s How to Teach Yourself Physics and Math
Physics

Get to know the amazing physics that governs our universe...and the math behind it.

Now You Can Slack In Virtual Reality (yay?)
Virtual Reality

So. This is a thing.

Goldman Sachs Launches Internet Bank With $1 Minimum Deposit
Future Society

There's a new internet-based banking service that only costs $1 to sign up.

Finally, Minecraft in Virtual Reality Is Here
Virtual Reality

The much awaited Minecraft virtual reality edition is now out on the Oculus Store!

A Solar System with Three Earths?  Astronomers Find a Trio of Potentially Habitable Worlds
Exobiology

The three planets, similar in size to Earth and Venus, were found orbiting an “ultracool” red dwarf star nearly 40 light-years away.

Rare Galaxy Hiding in the Night Sky Captured by Hubble
Off-World

An ultra-rare galaxy was just captured by Hubble.

SpaceX Breaks Boeing-Lockheed Monopoly in Space Launches
Boeing

A savings of some 120 million dollars. These are the fruits of a broken monopoly.

New Molecular Mechanical Computer Design is 100 Billion Times More Energy Efficient
Energy

Scientists are playing with amazingly small technology, down to the molecular size.

The Oort Cloud: How Big Is Our Solar System?
From Quarks to Quasars

Watch as a Remarkable Jet-Powered Hoverboard Smashes the World Record
Future Society

This hoverboard just set a new Guiness world record.

Scientists Are Using Artificial Placenta to Help Keep Premature Babies Alive
Science & Energy

Research shows that survival rates increase when babies are placed in artificial placenta.

Lab-on-a-Chip: Researchers Track Individual Cells By Assigning Them A Digital Code
Prosthetics and Devices

Cheap diagnostic testing will be accessible, even far away from hospitals.

College Students Built a Car That Gets 2,585 Miles Per Gallon
Future Society

A prototype created by students proves it could be possible to go from NY to Vegas without stopping for gas.

Eggs Literally Spark With Light Upon Contact With Sperm, and We Caught It on Camera
Science & Energy

See the spark of life (yes, it's a real thing).

Ingestible Sensor Can Monitor Vital Signs From Inside Your Gut
Medical

Reserchers from MIT have developed an ingestible sensor that can monitor heart and respiratory rates...from inside your body.

New Tricorder-Like Tech Lets Us Detect Tumours Without Touching the Skin
Science & Energy

Finding cancer may have just gotten easier.

A Humanoid Robot Just Recovered Treasures From A 17th Century Shipwreck
Robotics

Scientists recovered treasure from King Louis XIV's wrecked ship...using a humanoid robot.

Meet Valkyrie—NASA’s Humanoid Robot for Future Space Missions
NASA

It could one day replace human astronauts on missions.

Touchjet Turns Any Surface Into a Supersized Touchscreen
Future Society

Now, any surface can become a ginormous touchscreen tablet.