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The Next ‘Star Wars’ Movie Trailer Is Here, With Space Violence Galore
Science Fiction

The Next ‘Star Wars’ Movie Trailer Is Here, With Space Violence Galore

'Rogue One' might be the first good "Star Wars" prequel

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Technology

The First Major 4K Broadcast In The United States Will Be Golf

Your ultra-high res green is here

Hannibal’s Famous Alps Crossing Revealed By Ancient Animal Poop
Military

Hannibal’s Famous Alps Crossing Revealed By Ancient Animal Poop

The story is in the poop

Hamburger
Cancer

It’s Not Just Meat: Carbs Can Raise Cancer Risk, Too

But we still don't know how

Are North Koreans Using Facebook Live To Broadcast Video?
Technology

Are North Koreans Using Facebook Live To Broadcast Video?

Facebook Live went global today

How An Open-Source Cloud Storage Company Is Taking On Amazon and Google
Technology

How An Open-Source Cloud Storage Company Is Taking On Amazon and Google

The little guy, with big capacity

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Rocket Is Almost Ready For Launch To The Space Station
Space X

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Rocket Is Almost Ready For Launch To The Space Station

First resupply mission since explosion last summer

Mark Zuckerberg: Within Five Years, Facebook Will Be Mostly Video
Social Media

Mark Zuckerberg: Within Five Years, Facebook Will Be Mostly Video

Facebook Live goes global with new features

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Heart Disease

Powdered Booze Could Fix Your Clogged Arteries

Putting the "party" in "artery"

Aging In Virtual Reality
Diseases

Aging In Virtual Reality

Inside a suit that makes you feel 85 years old

The World’s Brightest X-Ray Laser Is Getting A Billion-Dollar Upgrade
Technology

The World’s Brightest X-Ray Laser Is Getting A Billion-Dollar Upgrade

To study the fabric of reality

How To Extract Your Own DNA
Projects

How To Extract Your Own DNA

Using basic kitchen supplies

Clostridium difficile Is More Common Than You Think
Diseases

Clostridium difficile Is More Common Than You Think

Researchers have revealed how many of us could be carrying this potentially deadly pathogen

Facebook's new automatic alternative text uses artificial intelligence to recognize objects and people in photos.
AI

How Artificial Intelligence Will Translate Facebook Photos For The Blind

The machine helps the users, and the users help the machine

In A New State Of Matter, Electrons Can Break Into Pieces
Physics

In A New State Of Matter, Electrons Can Break Into Pieces

And here you thought there were just solids, liquids, and gases

Lab Girl
Science

A Scientific Memoir That’s Beautifully Human

Hope Jahren's Lab Girl plants seeds

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Science

Watch Blue Origin Land Its Reusable Rocket For The Third Time

To the edge of space and back again

blood donation bag and volunteer
Ask Us Anything

Does Giving Blood Harm Your Immune System?

Short answer: No.

You’ve Been Looking at Amazon Dash All Wrong
Technology

You’ve Been Looking at Amazon Dash All Wrong

Amazon’s push-button technology is about augmenting your appliances and your life

Command-Service Module Separation
Space

How Did the Apollo Command and Service Modules Separate?