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Moon

Saturn’s Moon Titan is Covered in Earth-Like Lakes

They're not made out of the fresh water we're used to back on Earth, though.

Off-World

Scientists Found a Chunk of a Comet Inside a Meteorite

It's a rare opportunity to study the origins of the solar system.

Future Society

5G Collars Let Cows Choose When They Want to Be Milked

The cow just approaches a robotic milking system, and the collar tells it what to do.

Moon

Meteoroid Strikes Smash Water out of the Moon’s Surface

The Moon's thin layer of water is getting vaporized and kicked out into space.

Advanced Transport

See the World’s Biggest Airplane Nail Its First Test Flight

Its wingspan is greater than the length of a football field.

Quantum Physics

Harvard Physicist: Wormhole Travel Is Possible, but It’s Not Fast

"It takes longer to get through these wormholes than to go directly..."

Starship

Elon Musk Suggests Adding “Dragon Wings” to Starship

Was it a "Game of Thrones" joke? We're not entirely sure.

Self-Driving Vehicles

China’s Rolling Out Dedicated Highway Lanes for Self-Driving Cars

Can’t get self-driving cars on the road without building infrastructure.

3D Printing

Researchers Create First Ever 3D-Printed Heart Using Human Tissue

They say it could one day render organ donation obsolete.

Science & Energy

The M87 Black Hole Now Has an Epic Name

You have to admit it's pretty metal.

ESA

Pepsi Plans to Project a Giant Ad in the Night Sky Using Cubesats

Pepsi says it'll use an artificial constellation, hung in the night sky next to the stars, to promote an energy drink.

Future Society

Presidential Hopeful Andrew Yang Plans to Campaign Via Hologram

Holographic politicians... a vision of 2020.

Privacy

Hidden Messages Suggest That Facebook Sees User Privacy as a Joke

"Big Brother is watching."

NASA

NASA Asks SpaceX to Help It Save Earth From Incoming Asteroids

Elon Musk's space company will provide launch services for DART.

Prosthetics and Devices

A Guy Got a QR Code Tattoo and Then Someone Broke the Link

Tattoos, unlike social media, are written in ink.

Science & Energy

Chinese Scientist Defends Splicing Human Brain Gene Into Monkeys

"We will continue our exploration."

Artificial Intelligence

This Grouchy Employee Hates Walmart’s New Floor-Scrubbing Robots

This worker alleges that the bots need constant babysitting — and have a "dangerous" design flaw.

Brain

Scientists Invent “Sewing Machine” to Implant Brain Electrodes

The team is tied to Elon Musk, who recently teased an upcoming Neuralink update.

Science & Energy

People Are Horrified When They Have to Torture a Virtual Person

Even in a VR simulation, the Milgram Shock Experiment continues to traumatize.

Health & Medicine

Fecal Transplants Reduce Symptoms of Autism Long Term

New research cements the link between the gut and the brain.