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Solar Car Powers Your House When It’s Parked
Meet Stella, a practical family sedan that generates net energy
Washington D.C. Is Littered With Phony Cell Towers
The Russian Embassy, White House, Supreme Court, and other landmarks have some nosy neighbors, claims the maker of an ultrasecure mobile phone.
Spooky Action In Threes: Physicists Entangle Three Particles Of Light
The entangled triplets are unusually stable.
Want A Ride To The ISS? SpaceX And Boeing Will Take You
Starting in 2017, NASA astronauts will have to fly commercial.
The Rise Of Open Source Hardware
Hardware has always lagged behind software in the open source movement. But one website is beginning to change that.
NASA Flies Over Lake Erie To Scan For Dangerous Algae Blooms
Research missions armed with hyperspectral scanners can tell when a bloom could turn deadly.
What The First All-Electric Racing Championship Will Be Like
In Formula E, you get two drivers -- and two racecars.
Like Sassy Teenagers, Atoms Talk Back
Researchers have captured sound from an artificial atom
Top Dogs: Movies May Determine Which Pups Are Most Popular
A study of 29 movies suggests canine co-stars increase a breed's popularity. (Caveat: People may just be buying more dogs in general.)
Is A Simulated Brain Conscious?
Scott Aaronson's answer has implications for C-3PO, the universe and the odds that you are a Boltzmann Brain.
Using ‘Doom’ To Design A Room
The program for a classic demon-slaying game is helping construction companies design hospitals and office buildings.
Throwback Thursday: Musical Cakes, Windshield Wiper Fluid, And The End Of The World
Important things from September 1939