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Scientists Use Nanoparticles to Create a ‘Universal Treatment’ for Allergies
Science & Energy

Scientists say that they have found a way to prevent allergic reactions.

First Successful Gene Therapy Against Human Aging? It May Be So
Science & Energy

Patient Zero: We may have had the first successful reversal of aging.

Uranium From Seawater Could Keep Our Lights On for 13,000 Years
Energy

This may be a solution to the world's energy needs.

Hate Grocery Shopping? Now You Can Automate It
Future Society

You no longer need to look to find a bargain.

Firefighter Helmets Now Have Built In Thermal Imaging
Robots and Machines

This is the first major upgrade to this technology in decades.

There’s A New Magic Leap Augmented Reality Video, And It’s Simply Marvelous
Virtual Reality

Your surroundings will be turned into a living digital environment.

This Super-Elastic Polymer Could Lead to Artificial Skin and Muscle
Science & Energy

This new polymer possesses impressive characteristics suitable for use as artificial skin.

Building Circuits Without Touching Them: Watch Carbon Nanotubes Self-Assemble
Science & Energy

This opens up all sorts of possibilities in biomedical engineering and many other industries.

Our Solar System May Have Had Super-Earths, But the Sun Ate Them
Off-World

Our Sun may have cannibalized some of its children

ROBLOX is Now the Largest Social Virtual Reality Platform
Virtual Reality

The MMO just added VR Support for its huge user-base.

New Horizons May Have Spotted Gravity Waves Rippling Across Pluto
New Horizons

The newly discovered Plutonian phenomenon is a strange one, to say the least.

Rescuing the Past: 3D Tech Rebuilds Roman Monument Destroyed by ISIS
3D Printing

Robots aren't half bad at art.

Everlasting Batteries Move Closer to Reality, Thanks to New Nanowire Technology
Nanotech

These batteries can be discharged and recharged up to 200,000 times, compared to the 500 cycle limit for lithium ion batteries.

Prosthetics and Devices

Apparently, human longevity is something that a lot of people are willing to invest in.

Remarkable 24-Seat Driverless Cabs Are Arriving in Singapore
Robots and Machines

And it can shuttle up to 8,000 passengers an hour.

Would You Eat 3D Printed Cheese?
3D Printing

The future of cheese could be in the hands of 3D printing technology.

Computer Can Predict Next Characters to Die in ‘Game of Thrones’
Artificial Intelligence

Algorithm-inspired spoilers ahead.

Ultrasound Headset Diagnoses Concussions on the Field
Robots and Machines

No, it's not made for music, but it can help tell if you have a concussion!

Research Says That, Meteor Impact or Not, Dinosaurs Would Still Be Extinct
Evolution

Research says meteor sped up their extinction, but it would have happened anyway.

A New Theory Regarding EmDrive: The Fuel-Free Method of Space Travel
Physics

The EmDrive could propel us to the stars. Also, it violates the laws of physics.