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But his plan for a 5,000-person, eco-friendly city lives on
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TESS will be the first dedicated all-sky exoplanet hunting satellite.
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A new technique turns mammalian organs transparent, so scientists can see inside.
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The next big thing in drones? Bigger drones.
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The Consumerist says yes. We say otherwise.
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DARPA's new on-the-go navigation chip can measure orientation, acceleration, and time.
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A new study is a first step toward a objective way to measure physical pain.
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One entry to an international design competition imagines a way to turn impromptu meals into standard recipes.
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It can't quite handle bare flesh, though: not reflective enough.
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Thunderstorms may emit invisible dark lightning alongside ordinary lightning.
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Nauseous pregnant women in the U.S. can finally have access to the morning sickness drug Canadians have been using for years.
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New research shows that tiny hairs on bean leaves impale the pests through the feet. A synthetic version may eventually add to the anti-bed bug arsenal.
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Trends spotted at the 2013 Sea-Air-Space Exposition
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Robots, railguns, and... a Guinness World Record holder?
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A legal fight over the government’s use of a secret surveillance tool has provided new insight into how the controversial tool works and the extent to which Verizon Wireless aided federal agents in using it to track a suspect.
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Studies show 97 percent of American adults get less than 30 minutes of exercise a day, which is the minimum recommended amount based on federal guidelines.
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A Caltech researcher thinks arrays of tiny wind turbines could produce cheaper power than big ones.
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Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin attacked the start-up company Tesla Motors on Friday, describing the California-based car manufacturer as “losers.”
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Hewlett-Packard on Monday launched a Moonshot system that uses smartphone-style chips to power compact, efficient data center servers.
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Which is more important, pandas or pinot? Researchers say that is a question conservationists and wine-growers will have to answer in the coming years as climate change sparks a hunt for cooler places to grow wine grapes
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South Africa’s health minister on Monday launched a new single dose anti-AIDs drug which will simplify the world’s biggest HIV treatment regime to just one life-saving pill a day.
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One team will be testing fusion propulsion this summer in Redmond.
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Think you can make yourself smarter with brain-training software? New studies suggest that so-called brain games don't improve players' thinking or IQ, they just make you better at playing the games, the New Yorker reported.
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Tibetan nuns prove the physical effects of spiritual activity.
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This great collection of images of Earth from space comes from several different satellites as well as the International Space Station.
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A new private rocket rolled out onto its Virginia coast launch pad Saturday (April 6) in anticipation of its first test launch next week.
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A Caltech researcher thinks arrays of tiny wind turbines could produce cheaper power than big ones.
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Chad Stearns and Ryan McDermott (members of the local hackerspace group HeatSync Labs) come in studio to talk about the lab, the concept, the future.
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On her show Sunday morning, MSNBC host Melissa-Harris Perry warned the United States was falling behind in brain research.
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Astronomers have spotted the most distant massive star explosion of its kind, a supernova that could help scientists better understand the nature of the universe.
