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The biggest and brightest galaxies in the universe aren't what we thought they were.

The defense contractor is looking to break the sound barrier six times over.

Soon, we may be able to say 'goodbye' to this invasive and expensive surgery.

Experiments with mice have shown that up to 50% were living without any trace of cancer 8 months after initial treatment.

This chess engine plays by efficiently strategizing and evaluating moves with accuracy.

Privacy and ethics advocates are debating this new law designed to ultimately give residents more security.

MIT researchers are experimenting with 3D solar towers to stabilize solar output and decrease inefficiencies

Civilian drone pilots are willing to help out during an emergency--but whether their help will be accepted is another story

You've eaten drumsticks. Now explore the science behind them.

This may change the way we create prosthetics and replace damaged cartilage.

The government plans to support the establishment of a high-profile research center that will serve as a "pivot" of the nation's research and development in AI

This tech is so powerful, you only need to charge your phone once a week.

This new technology uses an injectable fiber substrate to anchor neurons and mend damaged neurological tissue.

Check out this 3D printed, sustainable concrete that's made from carbon emissions.

Even novice snipers can now hit moving targets with pro-level accuracy.

Aside from changing bifocals into omnifocals, it could also be used to make virtual reality less nauseating.

These little robots put humanity to shame.

Humanity may have lost, but we put up a good show, scoring at least one victory.

These new projects were developed by a secret organization founded by the Pentagon