Google Glass is just the latest in a long line of body-borne technologies designed to enhance our lives
From fufu to omo tuo, Ghanaian immigrants are adding their own distinctive flavor to the New York City borough
The FAA will soon allow commercial drones to fly in U.S. airspace, but researchers have found that they aren’t seen as much of a nuisance at all
Thirty-five years after the arcade game hit it big, its impact is still felt nationwide
Photographs of the abandoned battlefields reveal the trenches’ scars still run deep
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NASA prepares to send humans into deep space
The painter gave his sibling Nan a makeover in his alluring portrait of her
A new poem by Joshua Mehigan
The fantastic tricorder device that “Bones” used to scan aliens on “Star Trek” is nearly at hand—in your cellphone
With its stubby cylindrical body and playful whistles and beeps, the lovable Star Wars’ robot R2-D2 is just the right mix of man and machine
Planetary scientist Sara Seager has turned tragedy into tenacity in her search for new Earths among the stars
A new poem by David Yezzi
As global warming makes sizzling temperatures more common, will human beings be able to keep their cool? New research suggests not
The most futuristic medical treatment ever imagined is now a reality
The literary genre isn’t meant to predict the future, but implausible ideas that fire inventors’ imaginations often, amazingly, come true
Just-reported ripples in space may open a window on the very beginning of the universe
PTSD treatments could soon extend beyond therapy
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