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By Mar 7, 2014
Science

Neil deGrasse Tyson: ‘We Will Know Whether There’s Life On Other Planets’

Chatting about the universe with Neil deGrasse Tyson
By Feb 20, 2014
Science

11 Things I Learned Reading Every Last Word Of The AAAS Meeting Program Book

The American Association for the Advancement of Science is the world’s largest general scientific society. It’s the publisher of the … Continued
By Aug 14, 2013
Science

FYI: If I Fell Through Earth, What Would Happen In The Center?

Just getting to the center of the Earth and surviving is impossible. The Earth’s core is about 9,000°F—as hot as … Continued
By Apr 5, 2013
Cars

The Smart Highway

The “Smart Highway” project (a collaboration between Studio Roosegaarde, a design lab based in the Netherlands, and engineers from Heijmans … Continued
By Mar 28, 2013
Science

Meet Mathieu Mirano, The Science Geek Of The Fashion World

Mirano makes science high fashion. His clothing has featured beetle wings, galactic sparkles, and actual meteorites.
By Sep 26, 2012
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Science

Personal Monitoring Tech: Invasion of the Body Trackers

Personal fitness monitors designed to encourage healthy habits typically involve uncomfortable gear, such as chest straps and armbands, that can … Continued
By Jan 11, 2012
Technology

Robotic Pillow Cradles Your Head With Machine Comfort

Who doesn't like putting their head on technology?
By Nov 10, 2011
Technology

MIT Meter Measures the Mood of Passers-By

The great MIT Mood Meter claims to know all your hopes, dreams and fears. Well, perhaps not. But it can … Continued
By Oct 5, 2011
Gadgets

The Dyson Hot Warms Your Home, Without Burning It Down

Space heaters cause approximately 20,000 home fires and 400 deaths in the U.S. every year, often because of the scorching … Continued