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Keystone XL pipeline image
Environment

Keystone XL Pipeline Company Requests Pause, But Is The Project Dead?

TransCanada hopes a Hail Mary will work

Drone's Eye View
Drones

MIT Researcher Built A Drone That Dodges Trees At 30 MPH

Through a high-speed aerial obstacle course

Will ‘Friday the 13th’ Change Horror Gaming Like It Changed The Horror Film?
Technology

Will ‘Friday the 13th’ Change Horror Gaming Like It Changed The Horror Film?

With the official license, Gun Media will create a sandbox style slasher game based on the classic horror film

Parts Of Antarctica’s Ice Sheet Seem To Be Growing. No, Global Warming Is Not Over.
Environment

Parts Of Antarctica’s Ice Sheet Seem To Be Growing. No, Global Warming Is Not Over.

Some areas of the continent are gaining ice. What does it mean?

Quadcopter Launches ScanEagle Drones From Its Belly, Catches Them In Mid-Air [Video]
Drones

Quadcopter Launches ScanEagle Drones From Its Belly, Catches Them In Mid-Air [Video]

No need for nets

10 Brain Myths Busted
Health

10 Brain Myths Busted

It's going to take more than 10 percent of your brain to read this story

Why our biotech future needs design
Biology

Why our biotech future needs design

Meet the biodesigners growing our future products.

Hack-'O-Lantern
Projects

How To Build A Flameless Hack-o’-Lantern

Fright up the night

‘The Visit’ Explores What Would Actually Happen If Aliens Came To Earth
Space

‘The Visit’ Explores What Would Actually Happen If Aliens Came To Earth

And asks some big questions about what it means to be human

Do men have hormonal cycles?
Ask Us Anything

Do men have hormonal cycles?

Short answer: Ever heard of man-struation?

Why Did Apollo Lunar Samples Have Amino Acids In Them?
Moons

Why Did Apollo Lunar Samples Have Amino Acids In Them?

A new study answers the decades-old question

Volkswagen’s Scandalous Emissions Will Prematurely Kill 60 Americans
Pollution

Volkswagen’s Scandalous Emissions Will Prematurely Kill 60 Americans

Noxious and deadly

Museum Of Food And Drink Explores The $25 Billion Flavor Industry
Science

Museum Of Food And Drink Explores The $25 Billion Flavor Industry

The brand-new Brooklyn museum is part Wonka, part science

Nintendo’s First Smartphone App, Miitomo, Will Release In March 2016
Technology

Nintendo’s First Smartphone App, Miitomo, Will Release In March 2016

Will it launch alongside Mario and Zelda?

If Cats Could Speak Human, What Would They Say?
Cats

If Cats Could Speak Human, What Would They Say?

The attempt to translate cat behavior and sounds

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Cancer

A Selfie Could Save Your Life

Mole-mapping app uses your phone camera to check you for cancer

Mushrooms’ Spores May Help Bring Rain To Forests
Environment

Mushrooms’ Spores May Help Bring Rain To Forests

When it rains, it spores

Ed Dwight, the African American Astronaut who Never Flew
Space

Ed Dwight, the African American Astronaut who Never Flew

The Most Interesting Place On Europa
NASA

The Most Interesting Place On Europa

Landing in this intriguing region may reveal whether the icy moon could support life

Interview With A Sarcastic Mars Rover
Mars

Interview With A Sarcastic Mars Rover

Bringing snark to Mars