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Research shows that the human species is rapidly evolving: The percent of people with a medial artery in their forearms has grown over the last 150 years.
Medical

Humans Are Evolving a New Artery

"This is micro evolution in modern humans…"

By Dan Robitzski

Microsoft announced that it will indefinitely extend its remote working policies for employees who don't need a physical office to do their jobs.
Future Society

Microsoft Says Its Employees Can Work From Home Forever

"The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged all of us to think, live, and work in new ways."

By Dan Robitzski

A team of students from the Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands have created a car that's almost entirely made out of recycled waste.
Science & Energy

This Sporty Car Is Made Almost Entirely From Recycled Waste

"We want to show that waste is a valuable material, even in complex applications like a car."

By Victor Tangermann

Watch an Astronaut Show You How to Poop in Space
Off-World

Watch an Astronaut Show You How to Poop in Space

It's still "one of the most frequent questions we get about life on Space Station."

By Victor Tangermann

The CEO of space startup Rocket Lab Peter Beck told CNN that space in Earth's orbit is becoming worryingly congested.
Off-World

Space Startup CEO Warns That Orbit Is Filling Up With Space Startups

Well, this is ironic.

By Victor Tangermann

Doctors studying the cadavers of people who died from COVID-19 identified traces of the coronavirus in half of their brains.
Viruses

Doctors Find Coronavirus in Brains of Cadavers

"In this case series, we show that the virus gains access to the brainstem."

By Dan Robitzski

China announced the next 18 astronauts that its space agency selected to serve on Tiangong-3, the space station planned for launch in the coming years.
Off-World

China Names 18 More Crewmembers for Its Upcoming Space Station

It's going to be crowded up there.

By Dan Robitzski

NASA Spacecraft Finds Evidence of Ancient Rivers on Asteroid
Science & Energy

NASA Spacecraft Finds Evidence of Ancient Rivers on Asteroid

The team is calling it a "major scientific triumph" for NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission.

By Victor Tangermann

Extended trips in space could make the heart age faster, because it gets used to not having to work as hard in zero gravity.
Space

Spending Time in Space Makes Your Heart Age Faster

It's like a sped up version of aging, the scientists say.

By Dan Robitzski

NASA Invests in 3D Printing Space Habitat Technology
NASA

NASA Invests in 3D Printing Space Habitat Technology

Is this what our future on the Moon looks like?

By Victor Tangermann

SpaceX made its "best and final offer" to the remaining residents of Boca Chica, Texas, but residents say they're being lowballed and mistreated.
SpaceX

SpaceX Is Having Trouble With the Neighbors of Its Spaceport

Elon Musk's plan to buy a small town hit a snag: the people who still live there.

By Dan Robitzski

A new delivery mechanism for gene-editing enzymes allows doctors to target specific kinds of cells or regions of the brain.
Gene Editing

New Injection Can Gene-Edit Specific Parts of the Brain, Scientists Say

It's the first gene-hacking tool that targets specific cells.

By Dan Robitzski

Physician Ali Vaziri accidentally "butt-dialed" himself into a $4,2080 "Enhanced Autopilot" upgrade for his Tesla Model 3, CNBC reports.
Tesla

A Tesla Driver Accidentally “Butt-Dialed” a $4,200 Upgrade to His Car

"The customer service is horrendous."

By Victor Tangermann

Virgin Hyperloop One has announced it is planning to build a certification center in West Virginia with construction of a test loop starting in 2022.
Hyperloop

Richard Branson Is Building a Hyperloop Testing Center in West Virginia

Hyperloop's not dead.

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists found that black holes give off a complex series of "chirps" in the form of gravitational waves after they merge.
Science & Energy

Black Holes “Chirp” Repeatedly When They Merge

"We discovered that these signals are far more rich and complex than commonly thought…"

By Dan Robitzski

Sir Roger Penrose, who just won a Nobel Prize for discovering black holes, says that our universe was neither the first to exist, nor will it be the last.
Science & Energy

Physicist: There Were Other Universes Before the Big Bang

A Stephen Hawking collaborator who just won a Nobel Prize says that the "Big Bang was not the beginning."

By Dan Robitzski

American astronomer Andrea Ghez just won this year's Nobel prize in physics for her groundbreaking work on black holes, only the fourth woman to do so.
Science & Energy

Nobel Prize Winner on Falling Into a Black Hole: “I Would Not Want To”

I mean, same.

By Victor Tangermann

Astronomers suggest checking the surface of the Moon for ancient rocks that could have been blasted away from Venus during asteroid strikes.
Science & Energy

The Moon Might Be Littered With Ancient Shrapnel From Venus

"The Moon offers safe keeping for these ancient rocks."

By Dan Robitzski

Russia says it successfully tested its Zircon, a hypersonic nuclear missile that can travel nine times the speed of sound, on Tuesday.
Military

Russia Says It Successfully Tested a Hypersonic Nuke

Get ready for nuclear missiles that fly too quickly to block.

By Dan Robitzski

A team of engineers at the University of California San Diego have built a squid robot that can propel itself through water just like the real thing.
Robotics

This Swimming Squid Robot Looks Absolutely Amazing

"Essentially, we recreated all the key features that squids use for high-speed swimming."

By Victor Tangermann