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intelligence seize control...Thousands of us unwrapped voice-activated electronic devices on Christmas Day. Amazon's Alexa service, Apple's Home Pod and Google's Home speakers were among the best-sellers.
At the rate the Internet is going, soon it will be impossible to access the Internet. All conservative opinions will be eliminated along with their websites. However, there is a new Internet being launched 63 miles into space which will prove to be a
For smartphone fans there's every reason to get excited about the next 12 months: Apple, Google, Samsung and the rest will all be back with flagships for 2018, and we're looking forward to seeing what's in store. Here are our wishes for what we want
Spacex BFR construction will start in 4 to 6 months. would have bigger than Saturn V payloads plus the magic of reusuability. How reusable is of course the trick, but in the optimal case that Brian has written about, to quote Brian: at $7 million
The advancements in smart cities is frightening. The Smart Grid is emerging as a self-replicating and autonomous and all powerful entity. If a planetary smart grid is allowed to be completed it will mean the end of our lifestyles as we know it.
The movies were right: Gremlins are real. Or at least they will be if DARPA -- the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency -- has anything to say about it. As we learned this week from our friends at the Navy Times , DARPA is moving ahead on
"The evidence is overwhelming that the EPA-industry accord to phase out chemicals once used in nonstick coatings has been a major success in protecting children's health," according to lead investigator and epidemiologist Dr. Leonardo Trasande,
The Parker Solar Probe will fly closer to the sun than any spacecraft in history, so it better be able to handle the heat.
We live in a world of screens. More of us would know this, if we look up, and look around. The screens are everywhere, pervasive: fingers that are glued to the screen which are glued to the eyes which are glued to the screen.
A universal, one-dose flu vaccine has long been a holy grail for medical researchers. With the World Health Organization estimating over half a million people die every year from influenza, and the social and economic costs being almost impossible to
Push notifications are ruining my life. Yours too, I bet. Download more than a few apps and the notifications become a non-stop, cacophonous waterfall of nonsense. Here's just part of an afternoon on my phone: "Hi David! We found new Crown jewels
(Natural News) Beer could soon replace diesel and gasoline as a promising source of sustainable motor fuel by 2022, thanks to chemists who developed a method for converting the alcoholic beverage into a new type of fuel without the need to alter the
(Natural News) There is no doubt that the United States has dedicated, well-trained first responders who bravely risk their own lives when disaster strikes. We have only to view images of the tragic events of 9/11 to realize how brave these men and w
Mount Rainier and other national parks are weighing plans to expand cellular coverage in once remote areas. First responders support the plans, as do some park officials, who argue that better cell coverage will help attract a new generation of visit
Horses now follow after mice, rats, pigs, goats and sheep to receive genetic restructuring. Technocrats consider humans to be no different than animals, so nothing is stopping them from eventually editing human genes to bring forth specific traits.
The (noisy) 50-100 qubit quantum computer is coming soon. (NISQ = noisy intermediate-scale quantum computer).
ARPA-E has announced funding for about $199 million for which atomically precise catalysts and atomically precise membranes could qualify.
SpaceX's first Falcon Heavy rocket is now vertical on launch pad 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. The fully-assembled 229-foot-tall rocket will be the most powerful in the world when it blasts off.
(Natural News) Mother Nature will never cease to amaze, with its seemingly endless list of natural energy resources that are just waiting to be tapped. The many sources of natural -- or as many in the mainstream media like to call it, the alternativ
There are already skin patches that help people quit smoking … could patches that help them lose weight be far behind? Well, thanks to research being conducted at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University, the things already exist - for mice,
Virgin Hyperloop One, a Los Angeles company, announced it has raised $50 million from foreign venture capital investors and made Richard Branson the chairman of its board of directors.
burn on her retina, permanently blocking her vision...(Natural News) On August 21 of this year, people across the United States and in several other parts of the world were excited about seeing a total or partial eclipse of the sun, depending on thei
You know when you get that "gut feeling" that maybe something isn't right? That is your intuition, and while we feel it in our gut or stomach area, many people often argue it comes from the heart. I recently watched an incredible documentary on
Researchers detail an artificial molecular machine that moves a substrate between different activating sites to achieve different product outcomes from chemical synthesis.
A new NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) spectrometer measures single photons with great precision.
Like sandblasting at the nanometer scale, focused beams of ions ablate hard materials to form intricate three-dimensional patterns.
Material and engineering researchers at East China's Zhejiang University unveiled a "super" aluminum-graphene battery that can be fully charged in 5 seconds and then last for two hours.
Just when health authorities on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean are activating plans to regulate homeopathic remedies and essentially make them drugs by having to prove their effectiveness, developing science says homeopathy may not operate solely b
Indeed, universities are cranking out 'smart engineers' centered in Sustainable Development, even though "with AI, cities can soon enough cities run on its own." This trend was driven by the Smart City ideologues, not by natural or existing d
can't tell them apart...Apple has been accused of being 'racist' after a Chinese boy realised he could unlock his mum's iPhone X using the facial recognition software.
