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10 Retro DIY Projects To Do Before Summer Ends

Including a backyard trampoline, a playhouse built from window blinds, a flying saucer that doubles as a water ski, and...
By Aug 6, 2013
Science

Stained Glass That Doubles As A Solar Power Source

Artist Sarah Hall’s collection of glass facades are beautiful and good for the environment!
By Jul 31, 2013
Science

What Would Happen If Everyone Peed In The Ocean At The Same Time?

A thought experiment
By Jul 30, 2013
Science

Good News For Flexible Electronics: Scientists Invent A Stretchy Gold Conductor

A new nanoparticle material conducts electricity even when stretched to twice its original length.
By Jul 25, 2013
Science

Drinking Coffee Linked To 50 Percent Lower Risk Of Suicide

The newest excuse to defend your caffeine addiction.
By Jul 24, 2013
Technology

Inside Boeing’s New Commercial Space Capsule

Boeing unveils interior design of its new spacecraft.
By Jul 23, 2013
Science

Creatures Lived On Land 2.2 Billion Years Ago, New Evidence Suggests

South African fossils push the rise of oxygen and life on land to hundreds of millions of years earlier than...
By Jul 19, 2013
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Pay For Your Next Meal With Your Face

The world's first facial recognition payment system lets you ditch your credit card.
By Jul 18, 2013
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New Nano Structure Is The Thinnest Light-Absorber Ever

Nanosize light-absorbers break records for size and efficiency and could lead to better solar cells.
By Jul 18, 2013
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The Surprising Origin Of Earth’s Gold

New observations suggest your jewelry may have originated from colliding stars. Twinkle, twinkle!