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Watch Katie Linendoll talk to Parrot founder & CEO Henri Seydoux from the floor of the Las Vegas Convention Center about the Disco, the company's recent fixed-wing drone, announced at CES 2016.
(NaturalNews) Soon, doctors and scientists expect to begin controversial genome sequencing of healthy newborn babies, part of a research program funded by the federal government on behalf of genetic science.
their children with mercury and aluminum. (NaturalNews) Like a playground bully who is determined to have everyone see things their way and who has an answer for everything, Dr. Paul Offit recently taught other doctors how to respond to parents who d
batteries with salt water. When you take into consideration the number of intriguing innovations in development, it becomes an exciting prospect to be alive in the present era.
Charlotte Rose, a former British 'Sex Worker of the Year,' is relishing helping 43-year-old Mohammed Abad--who has a bionic penis--lose his virginity.
The RTR Turborocket currently under development by Bossard Scientific Research & Development is a cutting edge propulsion system.
Google's chairman thinks artificial intelligence will let scientists solve some of the world's "hard problems," like population growth, climate change, human development, and education.
A radical new approach to generating human organs is to grow them inside pigs or sheep.
A new review reveals we're basically just as human as we are microbe
Yoshinari Nakamatsu, aka Dr. NakaMats, thinks his days are numbered.
A new review reveals we're basically just as human as we are microbe
If you want to piss off an electrical engineer, tell them that future electronics might be built using a room-temperature metallic glue instead of conventional soldering techniques. Despite the tedium, burns, bad joins, and dangerous lead fumes, sold
Last weekend I incurred the understandable wrath of many a programmer by suggesting that new coders learn coding "the hard way" via the C programming language rather than the language most of the universe wants them to learn, which is JavaScript.
time no matter what is being tested. (NaturalNews) Most sane people - even a significant percentage of law enforcement authorities - now freely admit that the War on Drugs has been a complete and utter failure.
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Earlier this month the math world turned toward the University of Oxford, looking for signs of progress on a mystery that has gripped the community for three years.
The next frontier for the tech sector is the human brain.
NASA has unveiled the beautiful faces of far-off worlds like Mars, Jupiter, and Pluto, but there's one face it has yet to see: the surface of Jupiter's moon Europa, which is one of the most likely candidate worlds for alien life in our solar system.
The human gut harbors a teeming menagerie of over 100 trillion microorganisms, and researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder have discovered that exercising early in life can alter that microbial community for the better, promoting healthier
Florida citrus could get a colorful new makeover
(NaturalNews) In this day and age, the benefits of breastfeeding are widely understood. The female body is biologically designed to produce the perfect and most nutritious formula for an infant.
Why is there something rather than nothing? Why does so much interesting stuff exist in the universe?
Mind-reading computer deciphers words from brainwaves BEFORE they are spoken
Smart augmented reality helmet allows wearers to overlay maps, schematics and thermal images to effectively see through walls, pipes and other solid objects
(NaturalNews) A leading climate scientist from the U.K. had a Freudian slip moment recently when he admitted, perhaps without realizing it, that climate geoengineering in the form of "chemtrails" is not only not some wild conspiracy theory, but is an
We're now in the final countdown to the official start of CES 2016 -- the Superbowl of the gadget world --
It's the beginning of the new year, which means that CES 2016 is underway.
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA--The official first day of the CES is today.
And it doesn't always need wi-fi. More than 4 billion people in the world can't read this article. That's not necessarily because they can't read, although illiteracy is an issue affecting nearly 10 percent of the world's population, but beca
