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If you boil it, don't drink the fish stock.
Ah, wheeled luggage -- a necessary evil.
Power from thin-ish air!
Just add water.
The thrilling discovery is confirmed.
What goes on inside?
Positioning errors will be decreased by a factor of 100.
Click, print, ready!
It's cheaper and more efficient.
It's safe and environmentally friendly.
For science!
Woah.
I like everything about this!
It could remove almost all traces of pesticides, medication, and detergents.
They use the most advanced nanotechnology.
Show me some skin!
Things are getting pretty dicey in outer space.
Making new tissue could become as easy as bio-printing it.
Sweet.
It's not clear if congestion issues will be solved, especially in California.
"Eye of newt and toe of frog, wool of bat and tongue of dog."
It had a built-in weapon.
The time where we could speak about 'robots taking our jobs' at the future tense has passed.
The wide-held belief that women that spend a lot of time together start having their periods start at the same time is disproved again.
Luckily, they seem to be doing well.
Three ancient pine cones were found almost completely intact in coal mines.
You can't squeeze blood from a stone, but you can squeeze water from thin air -- even in the driest areas of the world.
Soon, you could get a weather forecast for your neighbourhood, or even street.
Results would be conveniently transmitted to your smartphone.
Cracked screens and scratches might finally become history.
One basketball-sized sponge could clean an entire lake.
Does it have PMS too?
Science has confirmed what PhD students worldwide already knew.
Hint: it has to do with an egg.
But overall, science research is reliable.
To be fair it works with other plants too, but I was shooting for a culinary title.
Mining is dirty work. But more to the point, it's very slow to set-up.
The biofuels reduce carbon emissions and the formation of contrails.
Is there anything graphene can't do?
By adding fibers, scientists have turned a soft gel into a material tougher than many metals.
It overcomes a major hurdle in plastic recycling.
Who's up for rekindling an old passion?
Science has progressed amazingly in recent years, but a handful of spectacular inventions have remained lost to knowledge.
The fibers could be woven in clothes so those who have disabilities can enhance their mobility.
When no longer needed the devices can be deactivated to dissolve and be reabsorbed into soft tissue.
A UK company has revealed a stunning new type of hair dye which changes colors based on temperature.
A 3-d printer can make anyone at least 1000% return on investment over five years.
The stories of three animals embarking on incredible journeys.
Technology is evolving faster than we can adapt to it.
The epic, sturdy, almost historic Nokia 3310 might be making an unexpected comeback.
