Photons as Passwords: New Security System Can Match Quantum Computers
The future of encryption rest in harnessing the seemingly unconquerable world of quantum mechanics.
The future of encryption rest in harnessing the seemingly unconquerable world of quantum mechanics.
Stephen Hawking could finally get his Nobel prize.
New technology in the courtroom? Virtual Reality could be the key to giving jurors better insight into cases.
Time slows near massive objects, and that has a rather strange impact on our planet.
Watch as a Tesla driver's Model S Autopilot feature fail and crash into a truck.
Life on Earth may have gotten its start with a little help from colossal solar eruptions.
Say "hello" to continuous and multidirectional cloaking in three dimensions.
There's another theory regarding the fundamental physics of our universe, and it may be correct.
In fact, it was 2 times the size of the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs.
It took only 17 days to print, and it required just a skeleton crew of supervisors and electricians to add finishing touches.
It's a new way of seeing the world, literally.
And it's much more efficient than hydrogen fuel cells.
By 2017, you will be able to build your own phone.
It's also extremely durable, and inspired by our own bones.
After having most of his shell burnt off, 3D printing gave Fred a second chance.
It's 10 times stronger and 5 times lighter than steel (it's even 1.5 times lighter than aluminum).
The art that inspires you tomorrow might be made by robots.
Want some pizza? Pepper the robot will be the one taking your order.
India is now officially in the reusable rockets game.