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Bye-bye buffering! See ya, slow load times. The era of ultra-high speed wireless Internet is here! Or at least you could be forgiven for thinking so after the Federal Communications Commission likely votes today to open up a huge chunk of the wireles
I can't think of any governance red flags during the Steve Jobs era at Apple (the one exception being the stock-option backdating issue, which was settled). By contrast, there have been many at Tesla. Perhaps the Tesla bulls would say that the com
A new age of warfare is near -- and it's a situation of mind over matter.
It's not just an illusion
Though 20/20 vision is the dream for most people, especially those with vision impairment, but what if we said 3 x 20/20 vision is possible?
The incident caused speculation online - and is not the first time NASA have been accused of tampering with the feed.
esearchers at UCLA have developed a way to capture carbon dioxide emissions and use them to make concrete from a 3D printer.
When Montpelier decided to rip up a pothole-riddled asphalt road and replace it with gravel in 2009, it didn't see itself at the forefront of a growing trend in public works. It was simply responding to a citizen complaint.
The likelihood that you will someday zoom across the country at supersonic speeds through a tube just got a lot smaller.
(NaturalNews) Vaccine industries have their sights set on a new market that they hope will someday be as massive as that created by the just-shy-of-obligatory childhood vaccine schedule: pregnant women.
Throughout history, speculation has spurred beautiful, revolutionary science -- opening our eyes to entirely new universes.
The skull, made by an Australian firm, is actually fairly transparent. Lots of plastics can be transparent - acrylics, polycarbonates, etc. - but the stringent medical requirements, and also print requirements, place limits on the possible. While
Speculating and theorizing about the existence of yet undiscovered planets in our solar system has been bounced around for centuries.
Looking at small scales in a big field
In wealthy countries, people are staying active and in good health longer. It's unclear why rates of so many age-related diseases are dropping.
Pavegan tiles are presently powering lights at soccer fields, offices, and airports. Credit: Pavegan
People who would rather ingest marijuana than smoke it have plenty of options. You can buy weed-infused pasta sauce, chewing gum, beef jerky… even vegan caviar. The edibles market is big.
The DNA in every cell of your body houses an unfathomable amount of information.
Turbine engines are ideal technology for jets. They cram piles of power into a small, lightweight package, and have revolutionized air travel since their invention in the 1930s. Ian Wright sees them revolutionizing something else: garbage trucks.
Employees at San Francisco startup Nootrobox don't eat on Tuesdays.
"It turns out … that I'm really good at killing people." President Barack Obama (1961- ), (as reported in Reed Peeples, 'A President and his Drones', June 29, 2016, --a review of the book 'Objective Troy: A Terrorist, a President, a
It's summertime again, which means many of us will be spending a lot more time outdoors walking, biking, hiking, swimming, camping, kayaking -- anything to soak up as much sun as possible! But generally along with the great outdoors come bugs, inc
Called 'Virtual Actor', it is expected online within the next year and a half Machine will be used to play the role of a person, and set its own goals Will understand context of conversation and keep up with events Researchers will also create sim
Modern military aircraft are so complex that fighters like the F-35 Lightning II or the Typhoon take 20 years to go from drawing board to deployment at phenomenal costs.
A University of Washington partnership produced the largest DNA data trove to date
- and exposure is constant, doctors warn...(NaturalNews) Energy companies are billing them as the "green" solution to traditional meters. But are so-called "smart" meters really all that smart? And, more importantly, are they really as safe as we're
This is going to become more common everywhere… get ready to live in Minority Report.
It isn't only biblical figures who lived to well-seasoned ages of 900 years or more. Ancient texts from many cultures have listed life spans most modern people find simply and literally unbelievable. Some say it's due to misunderstandings in the
Root canals are always fun, right? In reality, word that you need a root canal is some of the worst news most people get at the dentist. Whenever your dentist tells you that's the next procedure you're going have to go through, two things are clear b
One of the principal reasons why civil liberties advocates try to sound the alarm about emerging technology is that it can very quickly progress from dystopian scenarios only found in science fiction, to elective consumer adoption in the name of effi
