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1.1KScience / TechRobot arms build IKEA furniture so that you don’t have to
The build itself was broken into three distinct phases: scan, plan, build.
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1.8KScienceAdvanced Plant Habitat grows its first crops on the International Space Station
The first batch of crops included Dwarf Wheat and Arabidopsis, which are small flowering plants related to cabbage and mustard.
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977Science / TechAurora Station, first-ever luxury space hotel, wants to launch in 2021
Visitors will be taken on a twelve day cruise quite literally around the world (and around and around).
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1.2KScienceWe want to establish colonies on Mars, but where should we start?
Some areas that make sense to avoid are the inactive volcanoes on the planet surface.
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1.1KScienceTiangong-1 space lab likely to come crashing down to Earth tonight
Scientists have been keeping a close eye on the lab as it's been hurtling out of control.
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3.4KGaming / Science / TechEnhance your gaming with Razer’s body enhancing nanobot technology
Of course, it'll be interesting to see how the eSports community reacts to such a performance enhancing drink.
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1.6KScience / TechMIT creates biomimetic soft robot fish, SoFi
During its testing, SoFi was able to move among groups of fish without any noticeable agitation or displacement of the living fish.
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1.9KScience / TechCrazy dude rockets himself 1,875 feet to see if the Earth is flat
So Hughes built himself a rocket that propelled him to 1,875 feet, about 99 feet higher than One World Trade Center.
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883ScienceGiant harpoon may be the answer to space junk
Airbus is going with a harpoon versus a net, robotic arm, or any other method due to its simplicity.
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1.5KScience / TechStartup wants to “backup your brain” but there’s a pretty huge catch
Nectome claims they've researched the legality of what they're looking to do, considering it is tantamount to assisted suicide, and believe they're...
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1.1KScience / TechBrilliant physicist Stephen Hawking has died at age 76
“A complete, consistent unified theory is only the first step: our goal is a complete understanding of the events around us, and...
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1.2KScience / TechNASA Hammer probe would use brute force and nukes for rogue asteroids
Using nukes would admittedly be the very last option.
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2.7KScience / TechMr. Steven narrowly misses its first SpaceX fairing catch
Elon Musk already has ideas about how to do better next time.
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1.3KScienceHubble Telescope spots Neptune storm coming to an end
This storm is working a bit differently than researchers expected.
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2.3KScience / Tech“Mr. Steven” joins the SpaceX drone ship fleet to catch rocket fairings
Imagine something like this, but with a giant net attached.
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1.5KScienceJupiter’s Great Red Spot may soon be a “Great Red Memory”
In as little as 20-30 years, the Great Red Spot may be no more.
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999Science / TechNew algorithm could help child-proof your smartphone
Cool! Let's order the Nintendo Switch with 3 bonus games from mom and dad's Amazon account!
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929Science / TechElon Musk tells us why for SpaceX, more small engines are better than fewer big engines
"It’s sort of like the way modern computer systems are set up."
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1.7KScience / TechEuropa and Enceladus moons may be too soft to land spacecraft on
The study was published in Icarus, a respected scientific journal, and was led by Senior Scientist Robert M. Nelson and members from...
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603ScienceHuman waste could feed future deep space astronauts
"It's a little strange, but the concept would be a little bit like Marmite or Vegemite where you're eating a smear of...
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2.1KScience / TechNASA is testing new technology that folds aircraft wings while in flight
According to the agency, the folding of the wingtips during flight would give aircraft aerodynamic benefits such as reduce drag and weight.
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2.0KScience / TechThe American supersonic transports that never made it in the air
Both Boeing and Lockheed Martin took a stab at making an American SST but they fell short.
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1.5KScience / TechLearn more about the future reality of Sci-Fi vision from this infographic
The future is a big question mark, but the technology that we will have is going to roll out no matter what.
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1.4KScience / TechNickel Titanium gives NASA spring tires strength to handle Lunar or Martian terrain
NASA is constantly striving to innovate in ways that will improve not only space travel but also life on Earth.
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1.6KAuto / Science / TechProject Hesla adds hydrogen power to the Tesla Model S
You probably won't be seeing the Hesla Model S just yet, maybe somewhere in the near future we will.
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2.1KGaming / PC / PlayStation / Science / XboxGet a first look at the new secret chamber in the Great Pyramid of Giza in… Assassin’s Creed Origins?
The previously undiscovered area allowed Ubisoft to implement a further "sense of excitement and fun of the unknown."
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1.2KScience / TechNew prototype shoe made with Graphene keeps feet cool
The company is adding Graphene flakes to the polyurethane in the soles of the shoe and it's shown to not only have...
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1.1KGadgets & Toys / Science / TechTurn your smartphone into a microscope with the 60x Field Microscope
There are similar products on the market, none of which we've used, and 60x claims that theirs is the best.
