Google has joined Hillary Clinton, basketball star Yao Ming and countless wildlife organizations in the battle against illegal wildlife trade
If you like playing games on the internet, you can help one of those psychologists out by playing a word association game online
Because people didn't think dogs were awesome enough
With multiple paths to the red planet laid out, we might actually see people on Mars in the next few decades
Utah State University's buses charge like an electric toothbrush or cell phone while dropping off and picking up passengers
Could computers may make diagnostic wizardry a thing of the past?
This remote-controlled car turns into a walking, missile-shooting robot
Like any self-respecting space entrepreneur, Elon Musk has a plan for a Mars colony
Changing weapons and technologies bring new sounds to the battlefield
We're not going to say these are the tools of the robot apocalypse. But, they're probably the tools of the robot apocalypse
The world is set for food shortages as the population continues to climb. Here are four things we can do to stop it
Just like human jobs, mine-sniffing dolphins are being replaced by robots
A one-megawatt solar power plant now provides150% of the electricity demand of a small Pacific island nation
This week, the state is grappling with how to bring their citizens the vote
As humankind expands into the far reaches of the world - we build things. Bridges, cities, buildings. How do those things get built?
A big asteroid will eventually hit the Earth. What can we do to push it out of the way?
It's the physical network of thousands of fiber miles and servers that create the multibillion-dollar infrastructure that makes Google Google
Chocolate consumption statistically relates to Nobel Prizes
Most fermenting species of yeast are found on animals, insects and rotting fruit, so cultivating yeast from a person's body might not be that far-fetched
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