An introduction to our new blog about people and ideas that likely will shape the way we will live one day
A cycling entrepreneur has turned to the durable plant as a low-tech and affordable option for building bikes
Corked bats and juiced balls have long plagued baseball, but do they really help a player’s game? Four scientists found surprising answers
Scientists have generated the first video of a shock wave from a trombone
Will unmanned aerial vehicles—drones—soon take civilian passengers on pilotless flights?
Investigators at the Sloan Digital Sky Survey track changes in the sky and some of the universe’s great mysteries
Outer space has many mysteries, among them are these fables about NASA that have permeated the public’s memory
Scientists are probing deep beneath the surface of our nearest star to calculate its profound effect on Earth
Two unsung space telescopes create eye-opening images of the universe from light we can't see
The "alternate reality game" designer looks to develop ways in which people can combine play with problem-solving
Humans have searched for extraterrestrial life for more than a century. What will we do when we find it?
Five of science history's most bizarre cosmic delusions
To study some of the most elusive particles, physicists have built detectors in abandoned mines, tunnels and Antarctic ice
The pilot of US Airways Flight 1549 talks about that fateful day, being a pilot and his future
Scientists at the Natural History Museum search for the elusive "recipe" that endows the famed gem with its unique blue color
Chemist Angela Belcher looks to manufacture high technology out of viruses
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