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orders product after "hearing" audio in private homes. (NaturalNews) A six-year-old girl from Dallas, Texas, became one happy little lady recently after her family's Amazon Echo, an always-listening speaker device that's gradually being imple
Silicon Valley power players. DAVOS, Switzerland -- Chuck Robbins, the CEO of Cisco, attended US President-elect Donald Trump's tech summit last month at Trump Tower. Almost all of Silicon Valley's heavy hitters were there, including Apple CEO T
Immune cells working together to defeat cancer cells, bacteria and infected cells
Renewable energy can now be generated through the act of walking or running, thanks to innovative technology.
The system will specifically help self-driving cars navigate reversible lanes (or lanes that can go both ways).
One of the greatest controversies in oncology may have been resolved: Researchers may have discovered the reason that research into the effectiveness of high-dose vitamin C as a cancer treatment has been so mixed.
The company Moon Express has just swept through a $20 million round of financing in a quest to dominate the lunar economy.
A little-known biotech company is poised to potentially earn millions in revenue with the planned upcoming release of a breakthrough technology that could prevent massive numbers of strokes with a simple test that is affordable and accessible to the
Robert Kennedy, Jr. "All the things that I do are bent on forcing this [vaccine] debate out into the open--because once the science is in the open, the CDC's position is so fragile, it's an edifice of fraud, fraud stacked upon fraud, so high a
On Sunday, the Japanese space agency (JAXA) attempted to launch its experimental SS-520-4 rocket for the first time. Measuring 9.5 meters (32 feet) tall, about the size of a telephone pole, the rocket is the world's smallest and lightest booster de
Eugene Andrew Cernan, known to friends as "Gene" and to history as the last man to set foot on the Moon, passed away on Monday, surrounded by his family. He was 82. His cause of death has not been disclosed, but the family's representative conf
The American Cancer Society estimates that in 2017 there will be 1.68 million new cancer cases and over 600,000 deaths.1 This means three new cases and one death every minute of every day. The top five cancers diagnosed are estimated to be breast, lu
answer to the voters, not corporations. (NaturalNews) In response to eight horrific years of Barack Obama's executive abuses, the House of Representatives recently passed legislation that gives Congress new veto power over any major rule or regula
The metaphorical ink was hardly dry on last week's "2017: Year of Technocracy" editorial when a flood of stories twittered their way across the newswire to confirm my predictions in spades: CES 2017 is all about cars, drones, smart devic
. They also demonstrate that superconductors with critical temperatures beyond 504 K (231 Celsius) are obtained by alkanes with 16 or more carbon atoms.
There is a group of anonymous scientists at the US Centers for Disease Control--they call themselves the Spider Group--Scientists Preserving Integrity, Diligence and Ethics in Research. They have penned a letter to the CDC's chief of staff, Carme
It's a bad time to be a physicist. At least, that's what Oscar Boykin says. He majored in physics at the Georgia Institute of Technology and in 2002 he finished a physics PhD at UCLA. But four years ago, physicists at the Large Hadron Collider i
Scientists at the University of Sydney have demonstrated the ability to "see" the future of quantum systems, and used that knowledge to preempt their demise, in a major achievement that could help bring the strange and powerful world of quantum techn
A German artist has revealed a new technology that he hopes will make it easier for individuals to avoid the growing Surveillance State.
Doctors have found a way to manipulate wounds to heal as regenerated skin rather than scar tissue.
Scientists restore long-term vision in blind mice, making a case for addressing the immune system's role in rejecting transplanted cells
A new commercial manufacturing process for carbon nanotubes (CNTs) produces tubes in the range of 1-10 mm in length (5-12-nm dia.), two orders of magnitude longer than currently available CNTs, which typically have lengths from 5-20µm.
This is the key to making new materials.
Of the 60 scientific studies conducted since 2001 to determine whether drinking sugar-sweetened beverages contributes to obesity or diabetes, 26 of them found no link.
Faraday Future is nothing if not ambitious. The Los Angeles startup promises to do more than make electric vehicles even cooler than Elon Musk did, steal his customers, and deliver a fully autonomous ride. It promises to change how the auto industry
Researchers have isolated the brain circuitry that coordinates predatory hunting, according to a new study.
The hand-powered device could help detect malaria
Japanese scientists say that silicon is likely the mystery element in the Earth's inner core, claiming progress on solving one of the planet's deepest secrets.
Although there is as yet no clear path to a practical steady-state fusion system, stellarator research greatly improves the chances for success.
Approximately 600,000 passengers are now transported via wind power in the Netherlands.
