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"So if you're talking about electric vehicles, our battery could run for around 90 years without the requirement of recharging."

If SpaceX has its way, Starlink could have an "extreme" impact on science programs.

"You could basically store your memories as a backup, and restore the memories, and ultimately you could potentially download them into a new body or a robot body."

They'd look like black holes — but they're actually spinning blobs of dark energy that are remaking the cosmos.

Like genetic mutations, each generation would develop new traits, perhaps to the point of developing intelligence.

"Everything about this discovery is mindboggling."

"I'm not concerned about political pressure."

This goal is to improve on prosthetics — or even skin grafts that can actually feel.

A common bodybuilding supplement kept lab mice healthier for longer.

"The ability to trap and manipulate such small objects gives us the ability to understand the way our DNA and other biological molecules behave in great detail."

I guess they couldn't get the rights to Carrie Fisher's likeness.

It breaks apart in a fiery streak across the sky.

It's a tangled mess of what they call a "long, noodle-like molecule" that folds in on itself like "molecular origami."

"This is uncharted territory," Musk admitted.

Well, this is ironic.

No enhancements necessary.

The government missed its opportunity to create a "strategic monkey reserve."

"It's this difficult balance of needing the videos, but also protecting your own mental health."

Ready for takeoff.

The Neuralink demonstration was all flash with no substance, they say.