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Artificial Intelligence

Driverless Electric Minibuses Have Hit the Roads in France

Get a ticket to ride this eco-friendly bus.

Virtual Reality to Help Bring the Last Nazi War Criminals to Justice
Virtual Reality

Virtual Reality to Help Bring the Last Nazi War Criminals to Justice

Virtual reality allows us to do much more than just play games.

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Science & Energy

Report Suggests a Massive Quake is Imminent in California…or Maybe Not

The probability is 1 in 100...or maybe 1 in 3,000. And that's a problem, but not for the reason you think.

Meet The US Army’s Futuristic, Hydrogen-Powered Stealth Truck
Robots and Machines

Meet The US Army’s Futuristic, Hydrogen-Powered Stealth Truck

The mammoth of a truck is virtually invisible on a heat grid.

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Blockchain

Say “Hello” to Quorum, J.P. Morgan’s Private Blockchain Network

Faster, safer, better transactions may soon be coming to a bank near you.

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Robots and Machines

Now You Can Use Your Head (and the Rest of Your Body) to Securely Transfer Data

All you need for more data security is your body.

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Moon

Ocean World: Hidden Body of Water Uncovered on Saturn’s Moon, Dione

So far, everywhere we've found water, we've found life.

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Off-World

Europa is Our Best Candidate For Alien Life, Meet The Robots That Could Find It

Are we alone? These robots could help find our intergalactic cousins.

China Plans World’s Largest Spaceplane For 2020 Launch
Off-World

China Plans World’s Largest Spaceplane For 2020 Launch

Ever fancied a casual trip to space?

Astronomers Just Found A Rogue Black Hole Careening Through Its Galaxy
Black Holes

Astronomers Just Found A Rogue Black Hole Careening Through Its Galaxy

No need to worry, space is big enough for it.

Why Our Brain Cells Die: A Breakthrough in Fighting Neurodegenerative Diseases
Science & Energy

Why Our Brain Cells Die: A Breakthrough in Fighting Neurodegenerative Diseases

The brain cell killer has been identified... and it's a protein.

Creative Computers? Here’s What You Get When You Design a Chair Using Algorithms
Computers

Creative Computers? Here’s What You Get When You Design a Chair Using Algorithms

Ever thought software could be creative?

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Off-World

More Research Into the ‘Alien Megastructure’ Star Fails to Offer Answers

Still no aliens...but even infinitesimal odds are a chance.

Doctor’s Perform First Successful Womb Transplant in the US
Prosthetics and Devices

Doctor’s Perform First Successful Womb Transplant in the US

This experimental procedure could give otherwise capable women a chance at childbirth.

New Material Could Make Faster Computers That Use 100 Times Less Energy
Energy

New Material Could Make Faster Computers That Use 100 Times Less Energy

This could bring about the next generation of electronics.

World’s Largest Carbon Capture Plant Set to Fight Greenhouse Gasses
Renewable Energy

World’s Largest Carbon Capture Plant Set to Fight Greenhouse Gasses

Petra Nova is even on schedule and within budget.

Russian Police Arrested a Robot. So, Who Gets Punished When an AI Breaks the Law?
Artificial Intelligence

Russian Police Arrested a Robot. So, Who Gets Punished When an AI Breaks the Law?

When increased capability lead to questions of culpability.

Panasonic’s New and Improved “Invisible TV” Becomes Transparent When It’s Turned Off
Future Society

Panasonic’s New and Improved “Invisible TV” Becomes Transparent When It’s Turned Off

Seriously, folks, the future is now!

We’re One Step Closer to Self-Driving Workers Taking Over Factories
Robotics

We’re One Step Closer to Self-Driving Workers Taking Over Factories

Another path cleared for autonomous AI workers.

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Environment

The “Great Pacific Garbage Patch” Is Even Bigger Than We Thought

New aerial scans show that the dump is growing.