After comparing the effect of cloud seeding generators on snowfall in two nearby mountain ranges, researchers think a program might help
Fortunately, this is just a thought experiment
A new type of glass designed to keep gunmen out of school raises the question of whether defense is being prioritized over prevention
One charge can carry the Tesla Roadster up to 400 miles
The first challenge is saying thank you for something you can’t use, but here’s some ideas about what to do next
Being in the zoo impinges on her freedom
Two recent stories showcase the latest advances in prosthetics and the lives they have changed
To better test our computer programs’ intelligence, we should to ask them for stories and drawings
An unprecedented engineering project sends water to China’s parched North
There's already been one collision between drone and human
The two bots using a basic visual language, and they are just one way to introduce children to computer programming
An in-depth investigation of five cities using police body cameras highlights what the technology addresses and what it doesn’t
Google is getting rid of spam bots and annoying squiggly text at the same time
Microbes found in the guts of waxworms like to feast on polyethylene
Overenthusiastic shale gas estimates may be setting the world up for a fracking crash
Researchers interested in studying how people use Bitcoin are handing out $100 worth of the currency to whoever wants it
Robot dogs, an interactive holiday card and crowd-sourced light shows are a few of the new additions
But you'll still need to interact with a real, live Girl Scout to gain digital access to their cookies
In the U.K., you can rent a field for weddings, concerts, sports matches or simply your own enjoyment
San Francisco's retail staff will have more stable hours and the possibility to work overtime
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