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Boeing Wants to Build an Airplane Powered By Nuclear Explosions
Advanced Transport

Boeing Wants to Build an Airplane Powered By Nuclear Explosions

New Data Suggests Earth-Like Planets Lie Throughout the Galaxy
Off-World

New Data Suggests Earth-Like Planets Lie Throughout the Galaxy

Researchers Connect Animal Brains To Share Thoughts and Solve Challenging Problems
Brain

Researchers Connect Animal Brains To Share Thoughts and Solve Challenging Problems

Google Has Secretly Been Working on Google Glass All This Time
Internet Of Things

Google Has Secretly Been Working on Google Glass All This Time

New Jumping Robot Has Soft Skin and Hard Internal ‘Organs’
Robotics

New Jumping Robot Has Soft Skin and Hard Internal ‘Organs’

New Species of Horned Dinosaur Resembles The Triceratops
From Quarks to Quasars

New Species of Horned Dinosaur Resembles The Triceratops

Guatemala’s Volcano of Fire
From Quarks to Quasars

Guatemala’s Volcano of Fire

The Journey to Mars: Our Quest for the Red Planet
From Quarks to Quasars

The Journey to Mars: Our Quest for the Red Planet

solar energy world's largest solar plant
Solar Power

India Just Unveiled the World’s Largest Solar Plant

New facility boasts 2.5 million individual solar panels.

Unlocking the Physics of Our Universe: Unusual Numbers Found in Particle Collisions
Physics

Unlocking the Physics of Our Universe: Unusual Numbers Found in Particle Collisions

Coincidence or the key to understanding our physical world?

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Virtual Reality

Gaming of the Future: HTC Launches Viveland, A Virtual Reality Arcade

This arcade features VR games, but you still need real quarters to play.

Free Science: A New Company is Making Peer Review Science Free For Everyone
Science & Energy

Free Science: A New Company is Making Peer Review Science Free For Everyone

Democratization of science can only help pollinate the hive mind of humanity.

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Off-World

Cassini Is Preparing for Its Dramatic Death-Dive Into Saturn

NASA's Cassini mission is coming to an end.

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Science & Energy

Failing Antibiotics Could Kill 300 Million by 2050. Now, We May Have a Way to Fight Back

Superbugs beware! A new tracking method may help us battle drug-resistant bacteria.

This Molecule Could Be the Key to Regenerating Human Tissue
Biology

This Molecule Could Be the Key to Regenerating Human Tissue

Cell reprogramming could be our most powerful tool against disease and aging.

MIT Tech Turns Water Solid When It Should Be Boiling
Science & Energy

MIT Tech Turns Water Solid When It Should Be Boiling

As a result, ice wires could soon become reality.

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Nuclear Fusion

Diamond Batteries Made of Nuclear Waste Can Generate Power For Thousands of Years

This self-powered battery is made from radioactive waste.

A New Quantum Age: Scientists Now Have a Reliable Way to Create Single Photons
Physics

A New Quantum Age: Scientists Now Have a Reliable Way to Create Single Photons

This is key to better quantum experiments.

Scientists Create Remarkable ‘Tree of Life’ for 2.3 Million Species
From Quarks to Quasars

Scientists Create Remarkable ‘Tree of Life’ for 2.3 Million Species

The Internet of the Future Could Be Brought to You By Light Bulbs
Robots and Machines

The Internet of the Future Could Be Brought to You By Light Bulbs

Li-Fi would have many advantages, including offering more security than traditional Wi-Fi.