Strontium atomic clocks could eventually help scientists map the Earth’s shape
Earth’s sister planet is astonishingly hostile to life, but exactly how it got that way has researchers intrigued
The idea sounds farfetched, but it may be better than previous solutions
It’s a feud fueled by radio frequencies
The world of cartoons is going to get a little realer
The Planetary Defense Conference doesn’t just have papers and seminars. It also has an asteroid disaster scenario to solve.
This magnetic levitation bullet train is capable of speeds of 366 miles per hour—and possibly more
There’s an FM radio on your phone…but you likely can’t use it
Studies of hibernators and experiments inducing short-term torpor in humans may answer whether human hibernation is possible
New study shows that computers can predict how applicants will do at interviews
Move over, soy—a group of bio-hackers is trying to turn snippets of DNA into milk-producing yeast
A new brush—and an old one, too—that don't rely on possibly harmful pastes to make your smile shine
Researchers have developed a new device that could help determine the presence of tumor cells circulating in the bloodstream
Turns out Peru’s Wari people were excellent urban planners...and their 1,500-year-old 'amunas' could soon bring water to Lima
They’ll forge their path sans sherpas or oxygen tanks
Stop comparing your life to flattering photos and carefully-crafted status updates
Google has a patent for artificial intelligence with a personality -- and that patent might not be a good idea
Haas Unica, Helvetica’s long-lost sibling, is back after 30 years in obscurity
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