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Visionaries are making it possible for private space travel to anyone who can afford the ticket, lunar missions, planetary and asteroid mining, and back here on earth, super fast, super efficient cars.
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The theoretical limitation on this work has been our inability to properly understand the fields we generate in complex structures. It has been no help at all. However my work on higher order cyclic functions does open that door and better yet it s
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And they might save us all.
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It may not be to quite the same level achieved by Victor Frankenstein, but work by a team from the University of Edinburgh is likely to have significant real-world implications in the field of regenerative medicine. For the first time, the team has s
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CERN physicists have made a particle that likely existed for just a microsecond after the Big Bang.
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Imagine you've been bitten by a snake and before an anti-venom was able to be administered, the poison ate its way through the muscle in your shin, effectively crippling you.
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While many people no doubt still look at Intuitive Surgical's da Vinci robotic surgical system as a sort of "wonder of the future," it's actually been around now for over 10 years.
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Rear-facing cameras have replaced craning your neck while reversing. Screens are about to replace windows on private jets. Now, Land Rover is using streaming video to virtually remove an SUV’s hood.
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Know your planet!
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Four men who had been paralyzed for two years or more were able to move their legs, knees, ankles and toes.
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They want to test firing it from a ship in 2016, and again in 2018.
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A chemical trigger regrows the thymus of a living mouse
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I'm going to soak up the sun.
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A chemical trigger regrows the thymus of a living mouse
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The newest material used to make artificial muscle can lift more than 100 times more than the meaty stuff you have stuck to your skeleton. It forms a sinewy band that's flexible, dynamic, and can be reused millions of times. No, we're not talking a
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his information, while shocking to many who still consider glyphosate herbicide and the GM food produced with it to be relatively non-toxic, is not surprising to those who have been tracking the published research on glyphosate’s wide ranging harmful
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Newcastle University has recently begun a field trial to see whether Google Glass will be able to assist people with Parkinson's. In this case Newcastle University was gifted five pairs of Glass which researchers are using to see whether they can be
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With the help of electrodes placed near the spine, patients who had been paralyzed for more than two years were able to regain some voluntary control over their legs, according to a study released Tuesday.
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In the first 24 hours 20,000 people downloaded the QEG plans. Since then it has gone so viral it is hard to get an accurate count. The manual has been posted on many blogs and is thoroughly spread through all forms of social media. So far the manual
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Observe the practical simplicity of the setup itself. This shows the way forward for immediate application to the automotive industry and the working device would be several inches by eighteen inches for all such power needs. That huge leap in volt
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Why is this important? Because much of the "scientific" community today is actually corporate-driven junk science that's trying to poison you with mercury in vaccines, mercury in dental fillings, heavy metals in fluoride, GMOs, pesticides and more
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It may be a little late for April Fool’s, but some skepticism is nonetheless warranted when reading that researchers have shown nanoparticles to disobey a fundamental law of physics which dictates the flow of entropy and heat in, it was believed, any
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New gravity measurements determined Enceladus has a liquid water sea about as large as Lake Superior.
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Pressure makes diamonds, but according to recent findings, there may also be a much quicker, hassle-free way.
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This is the same kind of laser technology scientists have examined for triggering lightning bolts.
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We’re in the midst of an extinction crisis, and it doesn’t involve Siberian tigers.
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"Necessity is the mother of invention" – it's an adage that fits in perfectly with the story of Israeli mom Debby Elnatan.
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Beauty advertisements tend to be aspirational at best and wildly unrealistic at worst, implying that their products aren’t just products, but magical potions designed to make you the prettiest princess at the ball, improve your love life, and keep yo
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From robotics to optics and forgery prevention to solar cells, biomimicry has proven fertile ground for researchers.
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In November 2009, the Accuracy International L115A3 sniper rifle was the weapon used in the most prodigious feat of marksmanship in military history – two consecutive confirmed kills at 2.47 kilometers were followed by a third shot which disabled the
