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It hurts? Take a deep breath and feel all that tension, fear and pain, on the exhale let all that tension and fear go. Do this several times please to active the relaxation response. If successful you have just mastered the first step in self directe
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This flight simulator modeled from the Viper spacecraft featured in the Battlestar Galactica television show can flip and spin completely in any direction.
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The first publicly accessible space telescope! Take amazing photos of space or have your photo displayed above the Earth.
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Tesla founder Elon Musk has been teasing an exciting idea for a new form of transportation for the last year.
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Scientists in Japan have created a new material that can be shaped into complex, conductive 3-D structures. Get ready for your custom brain electrodes.
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George is a contributing editor for Scientific American magazine in New York since 2012, before he was a Senior Editor since 1998 and the author of The Complete Idiot's Guide to String Theory.
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Mesothelioma cancer, asbestos cancer, bladder cancer, breast cancer, etc... they'll all be able to profit and be fought with the aid of nanotechnology one day.
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It’s the dream of kids all around the world to see giant beasts walk the Earth again. Could -- and should -- that dream be realized? Hendrik Poinar gives an informative talk on the next -- really -- big thing:
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Bad news wannabe Mars explorers. The round trip alone would blast you with doses of radiation that come close to the acceptable lifetime limits sets by NASA – and that's not including any practice trips to space or time spent on the Red Planet.
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IT MAY be a robot, and it may not have a body – but it definitely has feeling.
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AN ATOM'S electrons are an ever-shifting quantum melee, but it turns out you can still take their photograph as if they were standing still.
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And just like with numerous other powerful substances like turmeric and ginger, mainstream science is still slowly confirming what many traditional practitioners have known for their entire lives. This is, of course, due to the fact that there is sim
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A working model of the estimated $5-million device could be ready within a year.
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Stanford University scientists have developed an advanced zinc-air battery with higher catalytic activity and durability than similar batteries made with costly platinum and iridium catalysts.
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Dating back thousands of years in Ayurvedic medicine, oil pulling may seem like an unlikely curative miracle due to its simplicity.
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We describe a simple process for the fabrication of ultrathin, transparent, optically homogeneous, electrically conducting films of pure single-walled carbon nanotubes and the transfer of those films to various substrates.
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The large-scale production of quasi-aligned carbon nanotube bundles is reported.
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Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) is known as one of the most efficient methods of synthesizing carbon nanotubes
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Invented in 1879, carbon fiber is now used in everything from batting helmets to violins.
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Your task chair just got smarter.
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Scientific and technological advances are making that an awfully complicated question.
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It’s not quite lead into gold, but a team of international researchers have succeeded in turning cement into metal.
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There were high hopes of using carbon nanotubes, particularly for ultra-fast water transport to desalinate seawater.
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You might think that 3D printing is a mature technology, the way guns and pizzas and pieces of jet engines are popping out these days, but you haven't seen it all: a company called Mataerial has built a contraption that can print gravity-defying stra
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The very efficient solar-electric propulsion thruster for spaceships shown in this image is currently under development at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif.
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Plants buried inside the Teardrop Glacier in the Canadian Arctic 400 years ago still have the ability to regrow, according to a new study published Monday in the U.S. journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Even by the standards of the TED conference, Henry Markram’s 2009 TEDGlobal talk was a mind-bender.
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NASA has captured the world's largest panoramic photo showing a swath of land 6,000 miles long and 120 miles wide using a satellite orbiting 438 miles (705 km) above the Earth.
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This autonomous flying servant can track and record you from the sky. Drones can't fetch a taco for you, but they can lift cameras into the sky and return impressive aerial video and photography.
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You've probably never of her, but she may have saved your life. In the early 1960s, Kelsey - a doctor and research scientist with the FDA - saved thousands of babies from severe birth defects by stopping a big pharmaceutical company from marketing t
