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The system is abusing all of us.
A whole new world of signal processing may be just around the corner.
Nikola, a shameless spinoff, is trying to do for trucks what Tesla Motors did for cars. Do they have what it takes, though?
It's a reveal which unfortunately surprises no one.
All your girlfriends are belong to me.
Just from thoughts alone, researchers were able to reconstruct the faces of people portrayed in pictures.
Many animals and plants are trapped in the face of mounting climate change. Their only hope are corridors that free access to cooler areas of the country.
‘Theoretically the stuff is still edible - but we wouldn’t say it’s advisable’
The company has chosen to award the shoes via a raffle system on Instagram
The fact that people still debate the effectiveness of vaccines is ridiculous.
Inching along the path towards the perfect invisibility cloak.
Rhapta was one of the most prosperous cities on the African coast, and one of the last trading posts of the Roman Empire.
A little ship braving the ocean on its own.
We're still uncovering the secrets of the building blocks of life.
The oldest computer in the world was found a century ago, but scientists are still learning.
Things are looking bad for the 2016 Summer Olympics.
It's something that should have happened a long time ago.
The vibrant night's sky that has enchanted countless generations is fading from from memory.
They're using the people we like to sell us things that aren't good for us.
This disposable battery runs on bacteria and folds like an origami ninja star. Sold!
Make your data evolve!
You'll recognize the work instantly if you've seen movies like Avatar, Super 8 or Superman Man of Steel.
The Hellisheidi power plant is the largest geothermal system in the world, but also the site of a unique science experiment.
This Wednesday, serial entrepreneur Elon Musk met behind closed doors with United States Secretary of Defense Ash Carter down at the Pentagon.
Stormy weather has an unusual upside if you happen to live on Australia's eastern coasts: giant waves of sea foam.
No later than October, Climeworks expects to open the first ever commercial carbon dioxide capture plant in the world, near Zurich.
Astronomers used to think black holes feed exclusively on a hot gas and dust, but it seems they sometimes like to go out for ice cream.
Warning: Don't try this at home!
One single bacterial strain is responsible for the death of millions.
Authorities evacuated people and closed off the area to traffic, while they find a way to stabilize the collapsed area.
There are scores of marine species that have evolved light emitting abilities -- as many as four in five ocean fish are bioluminescent
China is drastically accelerating its efforts to build a deep-sea research platform - but they aren't doing it for the science.
Dubai loves to take things to the superlative, and the city isn't toying around this time either.
A Yellow Meranti tree that towers at about 89.5m tall was discovered by Cambridge researchers in Malaysia.
It's one of the strangest experiment ever devised, and it may very well revolutionize science.
Dialysis on the go may soon become reality.
A 25-year-old from the US has been living without a heart for more than a year.
When in danger of A.I. overlords, press the big red button.
Wearable tech could save the hearing of thousands of soldiers.
Chinese company EHang's model 184 will be the first human transport drone to ever be tested in the U.S. Keep your fingers crossed, this may solve your commute problems forever.
Microsoft researchers data mined health queries and detected pancreatic cancer symptoms before the user even thought about it.
The bullet packs the most painful punch in the animal kingdom.
With a potential ZIka pandemic luring over the Americas, one Long Island town is stepping up to bat.
Parents should know this if they want to make an informed decision.
It's just the early stages, but there's a glimmer of hope.
Computer models like Traffic-Simulation are designed to figure out how each traffic component adds towards a jam. The simulation models various conditions such as number of trucks or cars on the road, average distance and speed of cars, lane geometry and so forth, to explain how they develop.
Those who work odd hours in shifts risk heart complications.
An archeologist studying Irish iron-age musical horns has found a very surprising correspondent of the ancient musical arts in Europe: these artistic practices, long considered to be dead, are still alive and well in south India.
One of the most famous biology myths was just confirmed. It was rather shocking.
Our brain may be downplaying other people to save your relationship.
