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At TED, a conference about big ideas that's largely attended by tech luminaries, it was inevitable that geoengineering -- the idea of changing the earth's atmosphere to halt or reverse climate change -- would come up.
Thanks to scientists who have ventured outside the laboratory, we have learned that tight-knit groups of females experience synchronized menstrual periods over time, that cohesive groups engaged in decision-making discount dissenting viewpoints in th
Leonardo DiCaprio and Elon Musk convened in his Gigafactory to talk lithium ion batteries, climate change, and the future of alternative energy sources.
in your own bedroom and bathroom... (Natural News) Not content to merely track your interests in books, movies and products, Amazon.com, predominantly owned by globalist Jeff Bezos -- the same owner of the fake news Washington Post -- now wants to
"But my ultimate ambition is to fly into space. I thought no one would take me, but Richard Branson has offered me a seat on Virgin Galactic and I said 'yes' immediately."
New human rights laws are required to protect sensitive information in a person's mind from 'unauthorised collection, storage, use or even deletion'
Tia Geri is the shortest player on her club soccer team. But that doesn't stop her teammates from looking up to her. Geri, who turned 17 last month, has been playing with the same group of girls for almost as long as she's been living with type 1
You might look at an overhead power line and see an engineering problem. After all, those transmission towers are impressively huge. But if you've ever seen those cables, you probably noticed they seem to hang fairly low. Why they hang low is a gre
in a nuclear war, solar flare or EMP attack... An EMP disaster from a high-altitude blast seems like science fiction: There is a silent flash high in the sky, and everything using electricity just … stops. Cars stop, power goes out, the Internet
Ever wanted to ride a flying drone? Well, if you've got the money, you might get the chance to by the end of the year.
New human rights laws are required to protect sensitive information in a person's mind from 'unauthorised collection, storage, use or even deletion'
I'm not sure how I feel about the upcoming launch of Montreal-based Lyrebird's new service.
Researchers rule out possibility new device will spell end of conventional pregnancy
With Unroll.Me in the internet's crosshairs, here's are some best practices to manage how you share your information
Shipping up to 15,550 20-foot-long containers across the world's waves is hard work. So hard that Emma Maersk, a quarter-mile-long cargo ship, needs serious muscle: the Wärtsilä 14RT-flex96C--44 feet tall and 87 feet long--among the largest die
Uber is more than fly-curious about taking ridesharing to the air. The company announced Tuesday that it plans to roll out a network of flying cars in Dallas-Fort Worth and, of course, Dubai by 2020.
Using Electronic Signals to Create Super Soldiers, Control Behavior, and Talk to Dolphins
Fight Aging sees effective antiaging treatments for medical tourism within 5 years and several others in the pipeline
Live television is not over. What's over is having 14,000 impossible-to-navigate channels and a remote you need a PhD to operate, all tied to a giant overheating box that hasn't been redesigned since the Clinton administration.
An antivirus service used by tens of thousands of businesses and millions of home users shut down an untold number of computers around the world Monday after it mistakenly identified core parts of Microsoft Windows as threats, the company confirmed.
Today, during a phone call with astronaut Peggy Whitson on the International Space Station, President Trump joked that he hoped NASA would land astronauts on Mars by the end of his first term in 2020.
The digital hive mind is no longer science fiction…?
Like everything else in the 1960s, NASA's Saturn V rocket set a mark for extreme. At 363 feet tall, with 7.5 million pounds of liftoff thrust, it lifted six moon-bound missions into space. Retired in 1973, it remains the tallest, heaviest, and most
Bill Nye the Science Guy's new Neflix show "Bill Nye Saves the World" produced the most awful music performance in the history of the human race. Rachel Bloom from Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is the rapper, and it's about gender identity.
Popeye to the contrary, spinach alone won't pump anyone up. But it does have a few physical properties of the type that excite biomedical engineers. Spinach grows a network of veins, for instance, that thread through its leaves in a way similar to
Ford isn't the first company to think of turning the sleep-inducing car ride into an actual baby product. Fisher Price had a similar idea with its Cruisin' Motion Soother, and there has also been at least one device built to secure to a crib and pr
LSD MICRODOSES MAKE PEOPLE FEEL SHARPER, AND SCIENTISTS WANT TO KNOW HOW
Tal Golesworthy is a boiler engineer -- he knows piping and plumbing. When he needed surgery to repair a life-threatening problem with his aorta, he mixed his engineering skills with his doctors' medical knowledge to design a better repair job.
The story of an amazing discovery.
This information about hair has been hidden from the public since the Viet Nam War .
