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Space Tourism? A New Spaceplane Is Set to Take Its First Flight
This spaceplane could return from the ISS much faster than SpaceX capsules can.
By Brad Bergan
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Skin-Like 'Chameleon' Hydrogels Can Help Achieve Active Camouflage in Robots
The color-changing material that mimics chameleon skin was used to detect seafood freshness.
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Researchers Create Star Wars-Inspired Holograms and 'Lightsabers'
The holograms were part of the most recent showcase of 'optical trap displays.'
By Chris Young
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SpaceX Just Launched and Successfully Landed Its Mars Rocket
This marks SpaceX's first successful landing. Without explosions.
By Brad Bergan
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A Revolutionary Material Can Make Water Out of Air
It could help end the world’s water shortage.
By Brad Bergan
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Bees Could Soon Be Used to Detect People Infected With COVID-19
A bee extending its tongue means a positive test result in this unusual testing method.
By Chris Young
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27-Year-Old Ethereum Co-Founder Is Now World's Youngest Billionaire
Vitalik Buterin is the youngest of Ethereum's seven co-founders.
By Chris Young
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The Future of Flight: Hydrogen vs Electric Planes
We take a look at two promising technologies to decarbonize our aviation: hydrogen fuel cells or electric power.
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China's Infinity-Loop Skyscraper is One of the World's Most Interesting Buildings
Welcome to the future of sustainable architecture.
By Brad Bergan
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Cell Phone Converted Into Powerful Chemical Detector for Just $50
Scientists converted an ordinary cell phone into a sophisticated scientific instrument.
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From Spot to Stretch: The Evolution of Boston Dynamics' Uncanny Robots
As the company unveils another robotic marvel, we look back on the technology that preceded it.
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