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In a seemingly counterintuitive move, a Texas school district has changed its policies to allow opposite-gender faculty to paddle students after a controversy regarding two high-school girls being paddled by a male vice principal.
Google's self-driving cars have finally received official recognition under a newly minted California law. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. signed the bill that officially approves testing regulations and safety standards for the driverless cars on California's
A mouse that escapes predators by shedding patches of its skin may shed light on regeneration and could lead to research that one day helps people heal from wounds and disease, scientists say.
A mother may always have her children on her mind, literally. New findings reveal that cells from fetuses can migrate into the brains of their mothers, researchers say.
Mars planners suggest a robot-to-human hand-off in space.
Ever-tinier pixels mean ever-higher resolutions and a wider angle of view for the holographic systems of the future.
The first instrument ever built specifically to help astronomers study the effects of dark energy is now ready to document the history of the cosmos.
The claim needs to be verified by chemical authorities, but the team says it's the strongest evidence yet for the highly unstable element.
Robohornet is a new set of browser benchmarks that attempts to measure how browsers do with not just JavaScript, but HTML rendering, CSS animations, DOM manipulation and JavaScript.
Since 2011, Goodyear has been working on self-regulating tires, and next year the company will begin testing its new self-inflating technology on commercial vehicles.
Melting Arctic snow isn’t as dramatic as melting sea ice, but the snow may be vanishing just as rapidly, with potentially profound consequences for weather in the United States.
In 1998, a secret Army intelligence analysis suggested a new way to take out enemies: blast them with electromagnetic energy until their brains overload and they start to convulse. Amazingly, it was an idea inspired by a Pokemon episode.
Software that enables collaboration between labs could make it easier for doctors to translate genome information.
A LinkedIn survey of 7,000 office workers asks what technologies and tools are slated for the dust bin
Phone users can sign up to have incoming messages automatically translated from one language to another. Real-time voice translation could follow.
A channel run by science nerds for science nerds. We demonstrate science experiments for all levels, from kitchen chemistry to advanced synthesis. We make most of our chemicals or buy them from Alfa Aesar.
Telepresence systems that let you go to work remotely have proved awkward to use. One startup thinks it has solved those problems.
A complaint against the EPA stating it “failed to comply with laws controlling human experimentation” in studies that were apparently testing the effect of “fine particles” on unaware human subjects who were already ill.
Identifying these social predators is the key to human freedom.
As a departure from my usual rants, I’m providing the checklist below as a public service. It is a checklist of what absolutely has to be done at a minimum to restore prosperity to the United States, to stop the debt death spiral, and to end wild ec
One guy who isn’t listening to the propaganda surrounding the flu shot is Michael Strahan, former New York Giants football player. When asked by co-host Kelly Ripa on Live with Kelly and Michael if he was ready for his flu shot this year, he emphatic
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A firearm anyone can download and print in their own home may be the most controversial application yet of consumer 3D printing.
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Ernest Hancock
Erik Voorhees (of BitInstant) on how to purchase Bitcoins - Richard Lambertus (Liberty Coin & Precious Metals) on the precious metals market - Mike Wasdin on Marc Victor's U.S. Senate Race and the Fundraiser this evening, 6-9 p.m.
The most lifelike piece found at Vela Spila (the term is Croatian for big cave) is the tiny dark brown torso and foreleg of an animal, possibly a horse or deer, complete with a smooth, anatomically correct hole in its rear. But when the piece was u
On the other hand, they found daily consumption of fruit and vegetables, regular alcohol consumption and regular physical activity were associated with 30 percent, 9 percent and 14 percent reduced risk for myocardial infarction, respectively. Th
These particles fall onto a block of salt which is heated to crystallise them, before the salt stand is dissolved in water. The film is scooped up onto filter paper and dried, after which it is robust enough to be picked up by a pair of tweezers.
a $250 million, Pentagon-funded exploit into regenerative medicine called AFIRM. His goal: to take those people ravaged by war, and help put them — quite literally — back together. Kohn himself pioneered a new class of degradable compounds that a
A police officer has been arrested and accused of sexually assaulting children in the school he worked in for twenty years. Many children have come out claiming that Robert Lellock sexually abused them on school premises, even taking them out of clas
A man was murdered by the police after they raided the wrong house looking for drugs. His 70 year old wife was thrown to the ground and handcuffed after they shot her husband who believed the cops to be intruders.
