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Hyperloop One Opens First Manufacturing Plant in Vegas
Hyperloop

Hyperloop One Opens First Manufacturing Plant in Vegas

This new facility sets Hyperloop into Hyperdrive.

By Jelor Gallego

Our Epidemic of Fake Quotes From Real Scientists
Science & Energy

Our Epidemic of Fake Quotes From Real Scientists

By Jolene Creighton

Next Week, We May Finally Learn if The LHC Discovered “New Particles Beyond the Standard Model”
Physics

Next Week, We May Finally Learn if The LHC Discovered “New Particles Beyond the Standard Model”

The LHC may have opened a new door to the physics of our universe.

By Jelor Gallego

These Biosensors Could Let Us Monitor The Health of Soldiers in Combat
Prosthetics and Devices

These Biosensors Could Let Us Monitor The Health of Soldiers in Combat

Soon, we may be able to get real-time health updates for soldiers in battle.

By Charmaine Caparas

Scientists Just Found A New Antibiotic. It’s in Your Nose, And It Can Treat Drug-Resistant Bacteria
Science & Energy

Scientists Just Found A New Antibiotic. It’s in Your Nose, And It Can Treat Drug-Resistant Bacteria

This new find is definitely nothing to sneeze at.

By Science Alert

Thanks to NASA’s Solar Probe Plus, Soon, We’ll Be Touching The Sun
NASA

Thanks to NASA’s Solar Probe Plus, Soon, We’ll Be Touching The Sun

Icarus, eat your heart out!

By Jelor Gallego

Scientist Claims to be On the Verge of Making An AI That ‘Feels’ True Emotions
Artificial Intelligence

Scientist Claims to be On the Verge of Making An AI That ‘Feels’ True Emotions

If its true, it could be a real gamechanger.

By Jelor Gallego

The Age of Cloning: All of Dolly the Sheep’s Clones Are ‘Healthy’
Science & Energy

The Age of Cloning: All of Dolly the Sheep’s Clones Are ‘Healthy’

Nearly a decade later, we finally get an update on the fate of Dolly's offspring.

By June Javelosa

Scientists Think They’ve Found a Hormone That Reverses Cell Aging in Humans
Science & Energy

Scientists Think They’ve Found a Hormone That Reverses Cell Aging in Humans

A male steroid could be the key to winding back the clock.

By Science Alert

NASA’s Curiosity Rover Will Now Decide Its Own Missions
NASA

NASA’s Curiosity Rover Will Now Decide Its Own Missions

NASA hands the scope over to the rover, but not the trigger.

By Arra Dianne Hifarva

Ice Bucket Challenge Has Led to a Major ALS Breakthrough
Science & Energy

Ice Bucket Challenge Has Led to a Major ALS Breakthrough

Slacktivist/schmacktivist 'Ice Bucket Challenge' leads to yet another ALS breakthrough!

By Patrick Caughill

Now You Can Build Your Own 360 Degree Camera, Courtesy of Facebook
Meta

Now You Can Build Your Own 360 Degree Camera, Courtesy of Facebook

Facebook doesn't want you to buy it, it wants you to build it

By Jelor Gallego

Physicists Just Observed a Brand-New State of Matter Where We Thought It Was Impossible
Science & Energy

Physicists Just Observed a Brand-New State of Matter Where We Thought It Was Impossible

This could transform our understanding of how to make a viable quantum computer.

By Science Alert

Spy Satellite Launched Today, Carrying Classified Payload to Space
Off-World

Spy Satellite Launched Today, Carrying Classified Payload to Space

The mission description simply states that the satellite will operate "in support of national defense."

By Sarah Marquart

NASA’s Supercomputer Upgrade Could Help Solve the Origin of Stars (And Much More)
NASA

NASA’s Supercomputer Upgrade Could Help Solve the Origin of Stars (And Much More)

The Pleiades still has a long career ahead of it.

By Cecille De Jesus

New Material Makes ‘One-Dimensional’ Semiconductors Possible
Science & Energy

New Material Makes ‘One-Dimensional’ Semiconductors Possible

Soon, transistors may go smaller than even 'paper thin.'

By Jelor Gallego

The Ancestor Of All Living Things: Scientists Uncover The Last Common Ancestor of Life on Earth
Science & Energy

The Ancestor Of All Living Things: Scientists Uncover The Last Common Ancestor of Life on Earth

Luca would have thrived about 4 billion years ago.

By Arra Dianne Hifarva

Scientists Develop a Better Graphene Battery
Future Society

Scientists Develop a Better Graphene Battery

Experts assert that this graphene polymer battery surpasses any current lithium ion battery.

By Jelor Gallego

New Eye-Tracking VR Tech Can Read Your Emotions
Virtual Reality

New Eye-Tracking VR Tech Can Read Your Emotions

Eyefluence hopes to improve narrative capabilities of VR with better eye-tracking interface.

By Jelor Gallego

U.S. Training A ‘Space Mission Force’ to Operate Military Satellites in Response to Threats
Off-World

U.S. Training A ‘Space Mission Force’ to Operate Military Satellites in Response to Threats

Uncle Sam wants you to defend satellites.

By Jelor Gallego