LEGO Bricks Are Excellent Insulators at Cryogenic Temps
The bricks could replace the much more expensive materials currently used to build scientific equipment.
The bricks could replace the much more expensive materials currently used to build scientific equipment.
The last decade, more than nearly all before, changed our understanding of the cosmos, and ability to reach them. This was how it happened.
The new class of nuke can travel 27 times the speed of sound.
This robot could turn any parking spot into a charging one.
We had some fun in 2019. These were our favorite moments.
Cheers to the people who made this decade feel like a century.
And you sure let us know what you think about them.
"We don't have any safety concerns."
2019 might've been the weirdest year on record, yet. And these are the stories making that case.
A series of lasers acts like an ultrasound without requiring physical contact.
These are the 2019 stories we (along with the rest of the world) couldn't look away from. Read 'em and weep.
The class of exoplanet is actually called — get this — a "super-puff."
There was no sign that it improved cognition, but it didn't hurt.
Their plan to fight back landed them in trouble with a local airport.
Navy members must delete the app from their government-issued devices.
"I never understood wind. You know, I know windmills very much."
"Chernobyl on ice" is now operational.
"The multi-agency investigation continues."
The resurrected surveillance program will last six months.