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This scary alien-like 'red jellyfish' was captured hovering in the sky
Scientists have captured a phenomenon that has been known about since 1989, and it appears to look like a giant red jellyfish.
LSD use by Americans 'probably tripled' during COVID-19 pandemic
LSD use has been on the uptick since Trump became president, but it has seen LSD use increase by a huge 56% in the last 3 years.
CERN new particle accelerator is double the price and double the size
The new Large Hadron Collider will cost $23 billion, and has a 62-mile circumference.
This bionic eye has the potential of being far better than human eyes
Scientists have created a bionic eye ball that may give blind people the ability to see once again.
Major breakthrough made by Researchers in mind-controlled prosthetics
Amputees are extremely close to being able to control prosthetics in real-time with this new breakthrough.
One of the biggest questions in science may have just been answered
Researchers may have just cracked one of the biggest secrets in the world of science - Dark Matter.
A cure for diabetes has been found, stem cells to be the answer
A cure for diabetes is on the horizon using stem cell research as its foundation.
Researchers use stem cells to 3D print the world's first human cornea
Scientists have 3D printed the world's first cornea in hopes of one day curing blindness for patients.
Chernobyl nuclear fallout being healed by... radiation absorbing Fungi
Fungi that is attracted to radiation is slowly, but surely neutralising the Chernobyl nuclear fallout.
Jeff Bezos slides $10 billion across the table to fight Climate Change
Amazon founder and CEO, Jeff Bezos has pledged $10 billion dollars to battle Climate Change.
Today marks first global palindrome day in 909 years, next = 101 years
Today is that special that it won't happen again for another 101 years!
Google assisted in this extremely high-resolution map of brain neurons
This 3D map of 25,000 brain neurons marks a major milestone in understanding how neurons work.
The International Space Station is launching into the LEGO universe
For just $69 you can build your own model of the International Space Station.
Silicon chip used to create a nano hair-sized particle accelerator
Scientists have used a silicon chip to create a particle accelerator less than a hair's width in size.
Chinese scientists successfully created a laboratory 'pig-monkey'
Scientists in China have mixed monkey cells with a pig embryo and made the first 'pig-monkey'
NASA's closest Sun probe flyby gave scientists 'mind-blowing' results
NASA's Parker Solar Probe has given us insight on how solar winds occur.
What's the cure for Climate Change? This scientists says cannibalism
Are you prepared to eat your neighbour?
Penis and scrotum surgery is rock solid, erections rise again
14-hour operation transplants penis and scrotum, patient can have 'near-normal' erections and can orgasm.
Paralyzed man walks again using brain-controlled exoskeleton
Exoskeleton suit helps mostly paralyzed man to walk again.
New superconductor discovery could change energy efficiency forever
Energy efficiency could be upgraded exponentially with this new superconductor discovery.
Elon Musk says AI is more dangerous than North Korea
Musk decided to raise awareness again by tweeting that AI is a bigger risk than North Korea.
Microsoft does the impossible, uses actual synthetic DNA to store data
Microsoft is teaming up with Twist Bioscience to create synthetic DNA as a storage platform.
Robots already have our jobs, but Neil deGrasse Tyson says don't worry
Robots have already taken over our jobs, but Neil deGrasse Tyson says you shouldn't be worried about the future.
Scientists invent neural lace, can connect your brain to a computer
We're now one step closer to Skynet, with scientists developing a tiny mesh sensor that integrates with your brain.
Stephen Hawking warns alien viruses could wipe out mankind
Stephen Hawking postulates that aliens visiting earth will be like Columbus discovering the Americas.
New electroactive material could pave way for synthetic androids
Ras Labs has created a unique hyper-adaptive synthetic material that might one day flesh out androids.
Astronauts believe it's only a matter of time before man heads to Mars
Seems like only a matter of time before man heads to Mars.
Famed astronaut Buzz Aldrin shares his 'master plan' for Mars
Buzz Aldrin has a plan for manned missions to Mars.
NASA begins year-long Mars isolation experiment on Earth
NASA shows its increasing interest in Mars.
Cardiac microchip able to offer patients warning to heart problems
New microchip has some unique features.
Woman receives most 'technologically advanced prosthetic' hand
Lady receives i-limb quantum, an extremely sophisticated bionic hand.
Toshiba testing its 'scorpion' robot inside Fukushima nuclear reactor
Toshiba will take its scorpion robot to Fukushima.
Creating video games to help gamers actually lose weight?
Video games to help people... lose weight?!
UC Berkeley developing robot cockroach able to navigate itself
US Army helping fund UC Berkeley research team developing robotic cockroach.
Look out for the mice able to sniff out bombs and narcotics
Researchers in China develop mice capable of sniffing out drugs and bombs.
North Korea has found the cure for AIDS, Ebola and SARS with one drug
Kim Jong-Un and North Korea are at it again!
Researchers teaching robots to play a role in even more industries
Robots in a food processing facility? Of course!
Using virtual reality to help medical patients walk again
The use of virtual reality has great benefits in the medical world.
We must be ready to regulate possibly lethal autonomous robots
We must be ready to handle killer robots.
1 in 5 experts feel artificial intelligence could pose a threat
It looks like 1 in 5 experts feel AI could pose a threat.
Telemarketers and refs, lookout... robots coming for your jobs
Some workers face risk of job loss more so than others... but is the threat realistic?
Study: One-third of children use a touchscreen by age one
Researchers from Philadelphia find one-third of babies first interact with a touchscreen by age one.
'Space Spider' 3D scanner could be used on space station
Artec 3D hopes its 'Space Spider' handheld 3D scanner could be used aboard the International Space Station.
Researchers create 3D printed medical implant that changes shape
Researchers install 3D-printed medical device so children have an easier time breathing.