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Russia Proposes “Luxury Hotel” for the International Space Station
The NEM-2 module would have four cabins, two bathrooms, exercise equipment, WiFi and a lounge with a 16-inch window
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Federal Court Strikes Down Ban on ‘Scandalous’ Trademarks
The game-changing case centered on a clothing brand with a cheek
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Amazon Now Has a Patent For a “Garden Service”
The massive online retailer might recommend recipes and tools based on pictures of your plot
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The Intrepid Teachers Bringing Internet Access To Women In Rural India
The gender disparity among internet users in the country’s small villages is staggering. A program called Internet Saathi aims to help
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Rocket Powered by Recycled Tires and Hope Launches in the U.K.
With a successful test of the Skybolt 2 rocket, Starchaser Industries takes a step towards sending tourists into space
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The Titan Who Founded L’Oréal Prospered Under the Nazis
How the head of the world’s top cosmetic firm fell in with the Nazi-sympathizers of German-occupied France and emerged from the war as successful as ever
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How America’s First Adding Machine is Connected to ‘Naked Lunch’
William Seward Burroughs (no, not that one) was the first man to invent a commercially practical calculator
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The Bizarre Story of ‘Vasa,’ the Ship That Keeps On Giving
‘Vasa’ sunk in front of horrified onlookers on this day in 1628, claiming 30 lives
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How the retail store that taught America how to shop navigated more than a century of economic and cultural change
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The Rise and Fall of the Great American Motel
Mom and pop motels once dominated American highways. Now, they’re an endangered species
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What Makes Salt Water Taffy the Perfect Summer Candy?
The first families of the sugary treat stir up another season of making history by the bite
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Making Cents of Currency’s Ancient Rise
Cash has been king for over 40,000 years
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How America Stacks Up When It Comes to Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Hint: We’re not number one, but we’re close
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The Restaurant Doodle That Launched a Political Movement
How one economist’s graph on a napkin reshaped the Republican Party and upended tax policy
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People Don’t Trust Scientific Research When Companies Are Involved
But sometimes, they should
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Bespoke Produce? A New Farming Venture Tweaks Veggies To Suit Consumers’ Needs
Bowery, a new indoor farming company, offers “customized” greens and herbs
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A New Sensor That Looks and Acts Like Fruit Could Reduce In-Transit Produce Waste
Swiss scientists have developed a temperature sensor that provides important data while packed with fruit in transport and storage
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Watch SpaceX’s Recycled Rocket Stick Its Landing
The reused Falcon 9 booster rocket may usher in an era of cheaper and more frequent trips into space
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This One-Year Alternative to College Promises to Land Students a Well-Paying Job, Debt-Free
Adam Braun is launching MissionU, a program that cuts to the chase and disrupts the higher education industry
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Where Should You Live? This App Will Tell You
Enter your budget and a number of your preferences and Teleport will match you with some fitting cities
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