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Robots
Robot probes 16th century Italian shipwreck 1.5 miles below the Mediterranean
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Engineering
The world’s largest explosion lab is ready for big booms. And yes, it’s in Texas.
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Mack DeGeurin
Aviation
15 innovative, wacky airplane seat designs
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
A brain implant to treat depression gets FDA greenlight to start trials
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Mack DeGeurin
Vehicles
Tennessee man uses lasers to make the world’s thinnest car
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Mack DeGeurin
Technology
Surgeon wears Apple Vision Pro to fix cataract in medical first
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Mack DeGeurin
AI
Texas Instruments’ newest calculator is intentionally dumb
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Mack DeGeurin
AI
NYC deploys surveillance tech to catch fake airport cabbies
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Mack DeGeurin
Dogs
Pugs and Frenchies could find breathing relief for squishy faces with new treatment
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
Tinkerer transforms a filthy 1990s PlayStation into the ‘ultimate PS1’
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NASA
From crying to dentistry: 6 odd skills astronauts need to go to space
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AI
Robots can’t replace guide dogs
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Mack DeGeurin
Physics
Giant Jell-O measures crowd volume in wobbles
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Mack DeGeurin
AI
Humans can still beat AI at video games
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Mack DeGeurin
NASA
NASA’s 1977 computers aboard Voyager are still working in interstellar space
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Mack DeGeurin
Photography
Georgia man brings abandoned VHS tapes back to life
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Mack DeGeurin
Robots
This wristband makes you a robot puppeteer
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Mack DeGeurin
Robots
Delivery robots keep crashing into bus shelters
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
Ukraine’s military brings exoskeletons to the front line
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
Walmart and H&M are trying to turn carbon dioxide into clothes
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Mack DeGeurin
Internet
Relive the ’90s by working in a virtual video store
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
Autonomous firefighting robot can drive straight into a 1,000 degree blaze
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Mack DeGeurin
Robots
‘Pokémon Go’ players unknowingly trained delivery robots with 30 billion images
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Mack DeGeurin
AI
Scammers use AI-generated images of lost dogs to target pet owners
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Mack DeGeurin
Robots
Brothers build a robot to solve Rubik’s cubes in record-setting time
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Mack DeGeurin
Sustainability
British man powers DIY car with discarded vapes
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
A 3D-printed wheelchair is helping this turtle walk again
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Mack DeGeurin
Technology
Long-lost silent film depicts first ‘robot’ in cinema
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
Asphalt-spraying truck fixes potholes in minutes
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Mack DeGeurin
Technology
The archivist preserving decaying floppy disks
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Mack DeGeurin
Security
Man accidentally gains control of 7,000 robot vacuums
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Mack DeGeurin
AI
Homemade chess board moves its own pieces. And wins.
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Mack DeGeurin
Self Driving
Radio waves could help driverless cars see around corners
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Mack DeGeurin
Drones
The tech behind the Olympics: High-speed cameras, sensors, and annoying drones
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
Synthetic skin reveals hidden ‘Mona Lisa’ when exposed to heat
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
Man solves ceiling fans’ most annoying problem
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Mack DeGeurin
Dogs
Poop DNA tests and AI dog surveillance: The tech changing pet care.
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Mack DeGeurin
Archaeology
How a hobbyist’s hunch uncovered hidden Roman military camps
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Mack DeGeurin
Biology
Stingray-inspired robot cracks the mystery of how rays swim
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
This robot hand can detach from its arm and crawl around
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Mack DeGeurin
Robots
A robot bat sheds new light on how they hunt in darkness
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Mack DeGeurin
Electric Vehicles
Australian police smash e-bikes in crackdown on unruly teens
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Mack DeGeurin
Sustainability
Plastic-free soy sauce container biodegrades in 4 weeks
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Mack DeGeurin
Technology
Science sleuths think they found Leonardo da Vinci’s DNA
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Mack DeGeurin
AI
2025 proved humanoid robots are here to stay. And fall down.
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Mack DeGeurin
NASA
Hubble spots massive sandwich-shaped blob in deep space
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
3D printed skulls make mounting antlers less of a bloody mess
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
Tesla made a $350 pickleball paddle
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Mack DeGeurin
Moons
Wireless power grids head to the moon
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Mack DeGeurin
AI
Robot dog with Elon Musk’s head poops out AI generated art
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
Afraid your fish is too fishy? Smart sensors might save your nose
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
New wearable device lets you touch fabric online, read braille, and more
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Mack DeGeurin
Social Media
Cats love to massacre bugs, and scientists have the videos to prove it
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Mack DeGeurin
Biology
Tired of turkey? Try gene edited, meat-like fungi.
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
Need to melt ice? Try high voltage metal
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Mack DeGeurin
Security
The new iPhone feature that could make wallets obsolete
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Mack DeGeurin
Birds
Bird or droid? Starlings nail R2-D2 beeps and boops.
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Mack DeGeurin
Aviation
Food scraps could power future airplanes
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Mack DeGeurin
Aviation
The world’s largest plane will transport wind turbines blades and fighter jets
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Mack DeGeurin
Drones
This drone’s wingspan rivals a 737—but it’s lighter than an NFL linebacker
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Mack DeGeurin
Robots
Robot hands are becoming more human
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Mack DeGeurin
Medicine
World’s smallest ‘bioprinter’ is the size of a pill
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
This portable, 3D-printed device can pull drinking water out of thin air
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Mack DeGeurin
Engineering
Google made a rotary phone-inspired keyboard
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Mack DeGeurin
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